Question 1

Where does IndexProbe's data come from?

Accepted Answer

All data comes from Google's official Search Console API (URL Inspection API). No scraping, no estimation — you get the same verdicts shown in GSC.

Question 2

Is it TOS-compliant?

Accepted Answer

100%. IndexProbe uses Google's official API exclusively. No scraping requests are ever made.

Question 3

How many URLs can I analyze?

Accepted Answer

Up to 100,000 URLs per analysis (Agency plan). That's your plan's limit, and it doesn't change. Separately, official inspection is capped by Google at 2,000 URLs/day/property: IndexProbe spreads the analysis over several days if needed, and its "recent impressions" filter (on by default) speeds things up a lot by counting pages already seen in Google as indexed, without inspecting them.

Question 4

What's a project?

Accepted Answer

A project maps to one GSC property from a connected GSC account. Each project can have one running analysis at a time.

Question 5

How does monitoring work?

Accepted Answer

Enable auto-renewal on a project: IndexProbe re-runs a full analysis periodically and emails you a recap every Monday plus a notification at each analysis completion.

Question 6

Is there a commitment?

Accepted Answer

None. Cancel anytime from your workspace. Access remains active until the end of the paid period.

Question 7

IndexProbe vs Screaming Frog URL Inspection?

Accepted Answer

Screaming Frog is a desktop app requiring install, with manual re-crawl in 2,000-URL batches and no alerts. IndexProbe is a browser-based SaaS with automatic multi-day scheduling, weekly email monitoring, built-in segmentation, and real-time rendering.

Question 8

What is a bulk Google index checker?

Accepted Answer

A bulk Google index checker verifies whether a list of URLs is indexed by Google. Unlike checking URLs one by one in Google Search Console, a bulk checker processes hundreds or thousands of URLs at once. IndexProbe uses Google's official URL Inspection API — the same data source as the manual 'Inspect URL' tool in Search Console.

Question 9

How is this different from the URL Inspection tool in Google Search Console?

Accepted Answer

Google Search Console's URL Inspection tool is designed for one URL at a time, practical for debugging a single page but not for auditing thousands. IndexProbe exposes the same underlying API data for any number of URLs simultaneously, adds filtering by URL pattern, tracks changes over time, and sends weekly email reports.

Question 10

How long does it take to check 10,000 URLs?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your list. By default, IndexProbe counts any page with a recent impression in Google as indexed and skips its inspection: the inspection quota (2,000/day/property) is then spent only on the pages whose status is uncertain. The more of your listed pages already get impressions, the faster the analysis. At worst, on a list where almost no page gets impressions, expect about 5 days for 10,000 URLs, with the analysis continuing automatically, day after day. A 1,000-URL list is usually complete the same day.

Question 11

How does IndexProbe go beyond the 2,000 URLs/day limit?

Accepted Answer

Through the "recent impressions" filter, on by default: any page that got an impression in Google within the chosen window (7 days by default) is necessarily indexed, so it's counted as such without being inspected — that data comes from the Search Analytics API, separate from the inspection quota. The 2,000/day quota is then spent on the uncertain pages. It's a speed gain proportional to how much of your list gets impressions, not an unlimited quota: filtered pages count in the indicators (as indexed), but without per-URL detail.

Question 12

Does IndexProbe tell me why a page isn't indexed?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For every unindexed URL, you get Google's official reason: Crawled – currently not indexed, Discovered – currently not indexed, Soft 404, Duplicate without user-selected canonical, and every other coverage status — so you know what to fix, not just that something is wrong.

Question 13

Which indexation statuses does IndexProbe report?

Accepted Answer

Every Google Search Console coverage status: Indexed, Crawled or Discovered – currently not indexed, Soft 404, Duplicate (with or without canonical), Excluded by noindex tag, Blocked by robots.txt, 4xx and 5xx errors, and more — plus the canonical Google chose, the last crawl date, and noindex status for each URL.

Question 14

Can I see which canonical Google chose?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For each URL, IndexProbe shows both your declared canonical and the one Google actually selected — so you can spot pages where Google overrode your canonical, or strategic pages canonicalized to another URL by mistake.

Question 15

Does IndexProbe crawl my site?

Accepted Answer

No — IndexProbe isn't a crawler: it never discovers URLs by following links. It inspects the list of URLs you provide — via sitemap, CSV, paste, or built straight from your Search Console (clicks, impressions, URL pattern) — from a selection of strategic pages up to your entire site, then queries Google's URL Inspection API for each one.

Question 16

Can I pull my URLs straight from Search Console?

Accepted Answer

Yes. At import, IndexProbe can build your list directly from the GSC API, filtered by clicks, impressions (over periods from 3 days to 6 months), and URL pattern (regex). Typical use case: prioritize pages that used to earn clicks but have had no impressions for a few days — often the first sign a page has dropped out of the index. You point your analysis exactly where it matters.

Question 17

How do I measure the impact of my SEO fixes?

Accepted Answer

The Comparison view puts two analyses side by side and shows how each status evolved: re-indexed pages, de-indexed pages, and crawl changes. You see whether your fixes worked, across your whole list of URLs.

Question 18

Can I manage multiple sites or clients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each project maps to one GSC property; the Agency plan connects several GSC accounts and up to 30 projects, so you can track indexation across multiple sites and clients from a single workspace. Built for SEO consultants and agencies.

Question 19

Is there a free trial?

Accepted Answer

Yes. During early access, access is invitation-based, with 10 free days and no credit card required. Request yours from the homepage.

Question 20

Is my Search Console data safe?

Accepted Answer

IndexProbe connects through Google OAuth: you stay in control and can revoke access anytime. It uses only the official API, with no scraping and no passwords stored.

State	URLs	%
Submitted and indexed	42 120	91.6%
Alternate page with proper canonical tag	1 820	4.0%
Page with redirect	820	1.8%
Discovered — currently not indexed	540	1.2%
Crawled — currently not indexed	420	0.9%
Excluded by 'noindex' tag	259	0.6%

State	URLs	%
Submitted and indexed	42 120	91.6%
Alternate page with proper canonical tag	1 820	4.0%
Page with redirect	820	1.8%
Discovered — currently not indexed	540	1.2%
Crawled — currently not indexed	420	0.9%
Excluded by 'noindex' tag	259	0.6%
Not found (404)	420	0.9%
Duplicate without user-selected canonical	200	0.4%

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État de l'indexation

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Type de pages par date d'inspection des URLs

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