Backlink index checker
A backlink on a page Google never indexed passes nothing. Paste the URLs of the pages
carrying your links and get one verdict each — Indexed, Not indexed, or
Error — on any domain, without Search Console
access and without running site: searches by hand.
Who checks backlinks in bulk
- Link buyers who paid for 50 or 500 placements and want to know how many landed on a page Google actually kept — before the next order, not after.
- Sellers and agencies who need to show a client what was delivered. The Excel export is a per-URL report with summary counts, readable without an account.
- Link builders auditing last quarter's work, because pages drop out of the index as well as enter it.
How it works
- Paste the linking-page URLs — the pages your links are on, not your own pages. Up to 1,000 in one run. The bulk URL cleaner removes duplicates and campaign parameters first, so you are not charged twice for one page.
- Get one verdict per URL. Indexed, Not indexed, or Error when a check cannot complete — never a guess.
- Export it, or keep it. Download CSV or Excel, copy just the not-indexed URLs, or save the list as a project to re-run next month and see what changed.
What it checks, and what it does not
It checks one thing: whether the page carrying your link is in Google's index right now.
That is the part you cannot see on someone else's site — Search Console only covers
properties you have verified, and site: is not reliable and meets a CAPTCHA
long before a real list is done.
It does not check whether your link is still on the page, what the anchor text is, or
whether the link carries nofollow or sponsored. An indexed page
that no longer links to you is worth nothing, so for links that matter, open the page too.
How to check if your backlinks are indexed covers all four checks in order, and what you can and cannot do about a link that is not
indexed.
What it costs
One credit checks one URL. New accounts get 50 free credits after verifying their email, with no card. After that, credits come in packs, there is no subscription, and credits never expire. See the packs.
Questions
- Can I check backlinks on sites I do not own?
- Yes. The check asks the public Google index about each URL, so it needs no Search Console access and works on any domain — guest posts, directory listings, profile pages and anything else you did not build yourself.
- Does it tell me whether my link is still on the page?
- No. It checks whether the page carrying the link is in Google’s index, which is the part you cannot see any other way at scale. Whether your link is still on that page, and whether it carries nofollow or sponsored, needs a look at the page source or a crawler.
- How many backlinks can I check at once?
- Ten with no account on the free checker. Up to 1,000 per run once you have an account. One credit checks one URL, and new accounts get 50 free credits after verifying their email.
- How soon after a link goes live should I check it?
- After a few weeks rather than a few days. How fast a page is indexed depends on how often Google visits the site carrying it, not on you — a verdict of Not indexed two days after delivery says very little.
- Can I re-check the same list every month?
- Yes. Save the list as a project, re-run it or put it on a schedule, and each run is kept so you can see which links dropped out since the last one.
- What happens to URLs the check cannot complete?
- They are reported as Error rather than guessed at, and on a paid run the credit goes back to your balance.
If your links are not indexed
- How to check if your backlinks are indexed — the four checks, and what to do about the misses
- Crawled – currently not indexed — why Google reads a page and declines it
- How long does Google take to index a page? — how long to wait before a verdict means anything