Page-level index monitoring
Your pages are not ranking because they are not indexed. Find out which ones.
Indexies tracks the index status of every URL for site owners, publishers and SEO freelancers, works out why pages drop out, and puts the pages that make money at the top of the fix list.
No account. No card. No sales call.
How much of your site is actually indexed, and what is missing?
Put in your published and indexed page counts, how many pages make money and what search brings those pages. See your indexed share and what the unindexed money pages would earn at the rate of the indexed ones. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
How it adds up
- Published pages not indexed
- 700 pages
- Money pages indexed
- 67%
- Search revenue per indexed money page, a month
- $50.00
- At that rate, a year
- $120,000
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Indexies — index coverage calculator · 65% of 2,000 published pages indexed · 200 pages that make money missing from the index · Worth $10,000 a month at the rate indexed pages earn Run it yourself: https://indexies.com
Method: indexed share = indexed pages / published pages. Revenue per money page = search revenue / indexed money pages. Missing value = unindexed money pages x that figure. It assumes an unindexed page would earn what an indexed one does, which will not hold for every page. The free Index Coverage Check lists which pages are missing and the likely reason.
The problem
Search engines index a fraction of what sites publish, and site owners have no idea.
Pages sit unindexed for months, entire product categories are excluded, and everyone blames content quality when the page was never crawled.
The reporting available is sampled, delayed and hard to act on, so the problem stays invisible.
Who it is for
Site owners and publishers
Small and mid-size site owners and publishers with 100 to 100,000 pages who assume publishing means being findable.
E-commerce managers
Managers whose product categories can be excluded from the index while everyone blames content quality.
SEO freelancers
Freelancers who need page-level index monitoring and diagnosis across client sites.
Find the pages that were never indexed
Continuous index monitoring at page level, with a diagnosis for every drop and a fix list that starts with the pages that make money.
Every URL tracked
The index status of every URL is tracked across search engines.
Drop-outs detected
It detects when pages fall out of the index.
Diagnosed, not just reported
A canonical conflict, a noindex left in place after a launch, a redirect chain, thin or duplicate content, or simple crawl starvation.
Prioritised by commercial value
Pages are prioritised by their commercial value rather than treated equally, so the fix list starts with the pages that make money.
Re-crawl submissions
Eligible pages are submitted for re-crawl through the proper channels.
Multiple client sites
An agency tier covers multiple client sites.
How it works
Indexies, from the first step to the result.
- 01
Run the coverage check
Enter a domain and see how many published pages are actually indexed.
- 02
See what is missing and why
The top unindexed pages, with the likely reason for each.
- 03
Fix the valuable pages first
A fix list ordered by commercial value.
- 04
Monitor and re-submit
Track index status continuously and submit eligible pages for re-crawl.
Pricing
Check up to 500 URLs free, then monitor continuously as your site grows.
Coverage check
How much of your site is actually indexed.
- Indexed share as a percentage
- Top unindexed pages with likely reasons
Monitor
Up to 10,000 URLs, monitored daily.
- Page-level index status
- Drop-out detection
Prices in USD.
Questions people actually ask
Why would a published page not be indexed?
Causes include a canonical conflict, a noindex left in place after a launch, a redirect chain, thin or duplicate content, or crawl starvation. Indexies diagnoses the cause for each page.
What does the free check show?
How many of your published pages are actually indexed, expressed as a percentage, with the top unindexed pages and the likely reason for each. The free check covers up to 500 URLs.
Which pages should I fix first?
The pages that make money. Pages are prioritised by commercial value rather than treated equally.
Can it request re-crawls?
Yes. It submits eligible pages for re-crawl through the proper channels.
How is this different from existing index reports?
The reporting available is sampled, delayed and hard to act on. Indexies tracks the index status of every URL continuously and diagnoses why pages fall out.
What does it cost?
The check is free up to 500 URLs. 49 dollars a month monitors up to 10,000 URLs daily. 149 dollars a month covers up to 100,000 URLs with diagnosis and priority scoring. The agency tier for multiple client sites is 390 dollars.
Why should I trust the index coverage calculator?
It is arithmetic on counts you enter, worked out in your browser. It does not look up your URLs. The free Index Coverage Check does that for up to 500 URLs and lists the top unindexed pages with the likely reason for each.
How much of your site is actually indexed, and what is missing?
Put in your published and indexed page counts, how many pages make money and what search brings those pages. See your indexed share and what the unindexed money pages would earn at the rate of the indexed ones. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Open the free toolIt runs in your browser. Indexies never sees your inputs.