Bulk link indexation checker.
A backlink that isn't indexed passes no value. Paste your links and instantly see which are in Google's index, which aren't, and which are blocked — with a clear % indexed score.
Why indexation is the link metric people forget.
For a backlink to help you rank, Google has to know it exists — which means the page it sits on must be in Google's index. If that page is never crawled and indexed, the link passes no authority, no matter how strong the domain looks.
An un-indexed link is a link you paid for that does nothing. Checking indexation is how you find the dead weight in your profile.
This checker flags three states: indexed (working), not indexed (needs a push), and noindex (the page actively blocks indexing) — so you know exactly which links to chase.
Four ways to get a backlink indexed.
Request indexing
Submit the referring URL in Google Search Console's URL Inspection tool to nudge a crawl.
Build links to the link
A few quality links or social shares to the referring page help Google discover and index it.
Check for noindex
If the page carries a noindex tag or is blocked in robots.txt, ask the publisher to remove it.
Give it time
New pages can take days or weeks to index. Re-check before assuming a fresh placement has failed.
Monitor indexation automatically.
We re-check every placement for indexation and alert you the moment one drops — so your links keep passing value.