Search indexing and monitoring
Stop losing traffic to silent indexing failures
Start free · $20 for 1,000 inspections · no subscription required.
Index state · per URL
/guides/index-coverage
Alert · Aug 14, 09:12
noindex appeared — /pricing
X-Robots-Tag header · 37 URLs affected · issue opened
IndexNow · 09:14
Submitted to 4 engines
Bing · Yandex · Naver · Seznam — queued through IndexNow
Vs. Search Console alone
It tells you how many. Not which.
Search Console is free, authoritative, and worth having open. It reports counts on a delay and never tells you the moment a URL changes state — which is the part that costs you pages.
Dimension
Search Console
Indexhog
What you get back
How many URLs sit in each state
Which URLs, as a list you can work through
Finding out
When you next remember to open it
An alert when a URL changes state
Engines
One console per engine, side by side in browser tabs
Google and Bing over one URL inventory
Failed check vs. state
A failed check can overwrite the last confirmed result
Failed attempts stay separate from the last confirmed state
How it works
Three steps to stop finding out late
Point it at a sitemap and it starts watching.
Connect
Add your site, verify it, and let the sitemap define which URLs are monitored.
Watch
Choose when to inspect your pages. Connect Search Console and Bing to see their reported index state beside your page checks.
Act
Get the alert when a URL changes state, and push new or updated pages to the IndexNow engines.
One inventory
Every URL your sitemap declares, in one list
Your sitemap is the unit of truth. Filter the inventory down to the URLs that are actually in trouble instead of scrolling a coverage report.
- Indexability checked per URL — noindex, robots rules, canonical, status
- Filter by state, not by guesswork
- Cost tracks what you publish, not how far a crawler wanders
/guides/index-coverage
Indexable · Google: indexed · Bing: indexed
/pricing
noindex detected · changed 2h ago
/features/alerts
Indexable · Google: crawled, not indexed
Continuous, not on demand
Catch the noindex before the traffic drop
A release can make important pages unindexable without anyone noticing. Activate inspections on the cadence you choose and get an alert when a confirmed change appears.
- See which URL changed and what the inspection found
- Alerts on the change, not on a threshold you had to guess
- Choose hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly; new projects start weekly
Indexable
11,204
+312
Blocked
1,276
−48
State changes, last 7 days
No fabricated observations
A failed check stays a failed check
When a page cannot be retrieved, Indexhog records the failed attempt and keeps the previous successful result intact. You see the gap instead of a guessed health or indexability state.
- Attempt and success timestamps are kept separately
- Service failures never overwrite the last confirmed result
- Only completed inspections consume credits
Latest inspection failed
Attempted today at 09:42
Last confirmed: healthy and indexable
Observed yesterday at 09:37
The paper trail
Answer “what changed last Tuesday”
Every check leaves a daily per-URL snapshot, findings become issues grouped by type with the affected URLs attached, and digests reach the team inbox — so the incident review starts with a timeline, not an archaeology dig.
- Daily snapshot history for every tracked URL
- Issues grouped by type, with per-URL membership
- Digest emails on your organization’s schedule
Publish to verdict
After you publish, see what happened
Submit eligible URLs through IndexNow, then check what connected engines report. A submission is a request, so you can tell it apart from an indexed page.
- Reach Bing, Yandex, Naver, and Seznam through IndexNow
- Review submission history without spending inspection credits
- See Google’s reported verdict through read-only Search Console
Admitted from sitemap
new URL · no inspection credit
Submitted via IndexNow
Bing · Yandex · Naver · Seznam
Bing: indexed
verdict read from Bing Webmaster
Google: crawled, not indexed
observed via Search Console — read-only
Also included
More ways to catch a quiet failure
Check the files search engines need, spot broken pages, and keep your team working from the same evidence.
Know when discovery files break
Check whether robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and llms.txt can be fetched without spending inspection credits.
Find broken URLs after a release
See status codes, redirect chains, and server errors for each inspected URL.
See the engine you forgot to check
Read Bing and Google’s reported per-URL index state over the same inventory, without inspection credits.
Check when the risk is highest
Choose hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly inspections per project. Activate automation when you are ready.
Bring checks into your workflow
Business workspaces can use OAuth-scoped API keys to automate their work.
Keep client work accountable
Business adds team roles and audit logs, plus SSO, custom domains, and MFA policy controls.
The cost of finding out late
Small indexing failures. Expensive consequences.
Indexhog is young. Customer reviews will come later. These are the problems it was built to catch before they turn into lost traffic.
Site team · redesign
The redesign shipped the staging noindex.
A redesign went live with the staging site’s noindex setting. Production disappeared from Google before anyone noticed.
Independent site · code regression
A code bug hid thousands of pages.
A code change added noindex to a large part of the site. It stayed live for months while most of the sitemap fell out of Google.
Independent site · engine mismatch
Google had the site. Bing did not.
The site was visible in Google but missing from Bing. The owner only found out after finally checking another webmaster console.
MCP & API
Work through your agent or API
Business teams can review URLs and run project work from the hosted MCP server or REST API, with OAuth access controls.
Projects & URLs
Create projects, sync sitemaps, and read per-URL index state programmatically.
Organizations & members
Spin up teams, invite members, set roles, and configure SSO/MFA.
Billing & credits
Buy inspection credit packs, activate Business, and inspect usage.
API keys
Issue, scope, and revoke personal access tokens.
Pricing
Stop waiting for a traffic drop
Build your URL inventory and submit eligible pages without a subscription. Buy inspections when you want scheduled page evidence; add Business when your team needs shared control.
1,000 inspection credits
one time · valid 12 months
- One credit per completed URL inspection
- Discovery, sitemap parsing, and submissions included
- Failed provider attempts restore the credit
Business
per member/month
- Members and organization controls
- API and MCP access
- Audit logs, SSO, MFA policy, and custom domains
- Up to 2,000 provider inspections per property/day
Prices in USD, excl. VAT. Applicable taxes are calculated at checkout.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What this does, what it deliberately does not do, and when you need it
Something else in the way? Write to [email protected].
