Indexedy is a powerful WordPress plugin that helps you monitor and track which of your posts, pages, and custom post types are indexed by Google. Get real-time insights into your content’s indexing status with multiple checking methods and comprehensive statistics. Key Features Multiple Checking Met
PricingFree downloadThe WordPress.org download is free. Pro versions, add-ons or external services may cost extra.
CompatibilityRequires WordPress 6.0 and PHP 7.4.
SourceWordPress plugins · Nov 15, 2026
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Indexedy is a powerful WordPress plugin that helps you monitor and track which of your posts, pages, and custom post types are indexed by Google. Get real-time insights into your content’s indexing status with multiple checking methods and comprehensive statistics.
Key Features
Multiple Checking Methods : Choose from Google Search Console API, Gemini AI, or Site Query (site:domain) searches
Bulk Indexing Checks : Check multiple URLs at once from the post list or Index Inspector page
Comprehensive Dashboard : View detailed statistics, indexing health scores, and 30-day performance trends
Post List Integration : Check indexing status directly from your posts and custom post types list screens
Index Inspector : Dedicated page for filtering and checking indexing status by post type and status
Status Tracking : Persistent status tracking with historical data and trend analysis
Custom Post Type Support : Works with all public post types including custom post types
Performance Charts : Visual representation of indexing trends over the last 30 days
Status Breakdown : Detailed breakdown by post type showing indexed, not indexed, and unknown status counts
How It Works
Indexedy provides three methods to check if your content is indexed by Google:
01Google Search Console API : The most accurate method using official Google Search Console data
02Gemini AI : Uses Google’s Gemini AI to check indexing status
03Site Query : Uses Google Custom Search API with site:domain queries
You can use one method or enable “Auto” mode to try all methods until one succeeds.
Getting Started
04Install and activate the plugin
05Go to Indexedy > Settings to configure your preferred checking method(s)
06Add API credentials for Google Search Console, Gemini, or Custom Search Engine
07Start checking URLs from the Index Inspector page or directly from your post list
External Services
This plugin connects to external Google services to check indexing status. The following services are used:
Google Search Console API
What it is: Google Search Console URL Inspection API is used to check if URLs are indexed in Google Search. This is the most accurate method as it uses official Google data.
What data is sent and when: * When you check a URL’s indexing status using the Google Search Console method, the plugin sends: * The URL you want to check (inspectionUrl) * Your website’s URL (siteUrl) * Your site’s language code (languageCode) * For authentication, the plugin uses OAuth2 with a Service Account JSON key that you provide. This involves: * Sending a JWT (JSON Web Token) to Google’s OAuth2 token endpoint to obtain an access token * The access token is cached for 1 hour to reduce API calls
Service provided by: Google LLC * Terms of Service: https://developers.google.com/terms * Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy * API Documentation: https://developers.google.com/webmaster-tools/v1/urlInspection.index/inspect
Google Gemini API
What it is: Google’s Gemini AI service is used as an alternative method to check if URLs are indexed in Google Search using AI-powered analysis.
What data is sent and when: * When you check a URL’s indexing status using the Gemini method, the plugin sends: * The URL you want to check * The domain and path extracted from the URL * A text prompt asking Gemini to check if the URL is indexed * This data is sent each time you manually check a URL or when bulk checking is performed
Service provided by: Google LLC * Terms of Service: https://ai.google.dev/terms * Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy * API Documentation: https://ai.google.dev/api
Google Custom Search API
What it is: Google Custom Search API is used to perform site:domain queries to check if URLs appear in Google search results. This is an optional method that provides more reliable results than HTML parsing.
What data is sent and when: * When you check a URL’s indexing status using the Site Query method with Custom Search API configured, the plugin sends: * A search query containing the URL (in the format: site:domain URL) * Your Custom Search Engine API key * Your Custom Search Engine ID * This data is sent each time you manually check a URL or when bulk checking is performed
Service provided by: Google LLC * Terms of Service: https://developers.google.com/custom-search/terms * Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy * API Documentation: https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview
Important Notes
All external service connections are optional – you can choose which method(s) to use in the plugin settings
You must provide your own API credentials for each service you wish to use
The plugin only sends data when you actively check URLs – it does not automatically send data in the background
All data transmission uses secure HTTPS connections
Access tokens for Google Search Console are cached locally for 1 hour to minimize API calls
If you do not configure the Google Custom Search API, the plugin may fall back to HTML parsing of Google search results, which is less reliable and may violate Google’s Terms of Service. We strongly recommend using the Custom Search API instead.
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Gettingstarted.
Automatic Installation
01Log in to your WordPress admin panel
02Navigate to Plugins > Add New
03Search for “Indexedy”
04Click “Install Now” and then “Activate”
Manual Installation
05Download the plugin zip file
06Log in to your WordPress admin panel
07Navigate to Plugins > Add New
08Click “Upload Plugin”
09Choose the zip file and click “Install Now”
10Click “Activate Plugin”
Configuration
After activation:
11Go to Indexedy > Settings
12Configure your preferred checking method: For Google Search Console: Add your Service Account JSON key
13For Gemini API: Add your Gemini API key
14For Site Query: Add your Custom Search Engine API key and Engine ID
15Save your settings
16Start checking URLs from Indexedy > Inspect indexing
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Frequently asked questions.
Do I need API credentials?
You need at least one API credential to use the plugin: * Google Search Console API (recommended for accuracy) * Gemini API * Custom Search Engine API (for site: queries)
You can configure multiple methods and use “Auto” mode to try them in order.
Which checking method is most accurate?
Google Search Console API is the most accurate method as it uses official Google data. However, all methods provide reliable results.
Can I check custom post types?
Yes! Indexedy works with all public post types including custom post types. You can filter by post type in the Index Inspector page.
How often should I check indexing status?
You can check as often as needed. The plugin stores historical data, so you can track changes over time. We recommend checking weekly or after publishing new content.
Does the plugin work with multilingual sites?
Yes, Indexedy works with all WordPress sites regardless of language or multilingual plugins.
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