Search Console lists a reason for every page Google has not indexed. Find the reason you see, learn whether it needs fixing, and get the fix.
Some statuses mean something is wrong. Others are Google working as expected. Filter the list, then open a status for the full fix.
Status names from Google's Page indexing report help page.
Start with the pages that earn you customers, not with the biggest number.
List the pages that must be indexed
Product, pricing, feature, docs, and comparison pages. Ignore the rest for now.
Find which status each one has
Use URL Inspection in Search Console, or open each reason in the report and look for your URLs.
Fix the cause, not the symptom
Open the status page above for the fix. Run the free checker to confirm nothing still blocks the page.
Submit the fixed pages and track them
Request indexing in URL Inspection for a few pages, or submit them in bulk with Index My Site and see which ones get indexed.
Check a page for robots.txt blocks, noindex tags, canonicals, and thin content before you submit it.
Submit fixed pages from your own code with one API key and track each one until it is indexed.
Submit new and fixed pages automatically from your sitemap, your deploy, or your AI agent.
Let Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex submit pages and tell you which ones are indexed.
It is the Search Console report that shows how many of your pages Google has indexed, and lists the reasons other pages are not indexed. Click a reason to see example URLs, then use URL Inspection on one of them for details.
No. Redirects, alternate versions of a page, and pages you deliberately keep out of Google are expected to show as not indexed. Look at the pages that matter to your business, such as product, pricing, docs, and comparison pages, and make sure those are indexed.
The report is not live. Google updates it after it crawls and processes your pages again, so a fix can take days or weeks to show. URL Inspection with a live test shows the current state of a single page straight away.
No. Fix the cause first, then submit only pages you want indexed. Submitting a redirect, a noindex page, or a page that points to another page as the original will not get it indexed. Our checks skip those URLs before sending, so they are not charged.
We check the page for redirects, noindex tags, robots.txt blocks, error pages, and canonicals that point elsewhere, then help Googlebot discover and crawl it. We check every URL once after 24 hours. Your full report follows around day 5, with final checks around day 14. If Google has not indexed the URL at the final check, the standard credit comes back.
Each sent URL costs 1 credit, which is $0.20, or $0.10 on purchases of $1,000 or more. URLs skipped before sending are not charged.
It is the Search Console report that shows how many of your pages Google has indexed, and lists the reasons other pages are not indexed. Click a reason to see example URLs, then use URL Inspection on one of them for details.
No. Redirects, alternate versions of a page, and pages you deliberately keep out of Google are expected to show as not indexed. Look at the pages that matter to your business, such as product, pricing, docs, and comparison pages, and make sure those are indexed.
The report is not live. Google updates it after it crawls and processes your pages again, so a fix can take days or weeks to show. URL Inspection with a live test shows the current state of a single page straight away.
No. Fix the cause first, then submit only pages you want indexed. Submitting a redirect, a noindex page, or a page that points to another page as the original will not get it indexed. Our checks skip those URLs before sending, so they are not charged.
We check the page for redirects, noindex tags, robots.txt blocks, error pages, and canonicals that point elsewhere, then help Googlebot discover and crawl it. We check every URL once after 24 hours. Your full report follows around day 5, with final checks around day 14. If Google has not indexed the URL at the final check, the standard credit comes back.
Each sent URL costs 1 credit, which is $0.20, or $0.10 on purchases of $1,000 or more. URLs skipped before sending are not charged.
Submit URLs from the web app, the API, the CLI, or your AI agent, and see which ones Google indexes. Credits start at $25.