Index Monitor

Know when Google drops a page before the traffic graph notices.

Index Monitor spends your URL Inspection quota on the URLs that matter most, records what Google says about each page, and alerts you when coverage changes. Its companion GSC Analytics tool keeps the ranking data: less dashboard vanity, more knowing exactly what changed and when.

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Operational overview

Built for index coverage, not rank-tracker theatre

The job is simple: inspect important URLs every day, keep the history, and escalate the moment coverage slips.

Priority-driven inspections Core pages are checked first, then never-seen URLs, then the oldest last-check dates.
Google-native evidence Every status comes from the URL Inspection API rather than guesswork or HTML scraping.
Fast alerting Coverage-change alerts run hourly so a dropped page does not sit unnoticed for days.

What you get

The monitoring layer for your important URLs.

Index Monitor is for teams who care less about abstract visibility metrics and more about whether Google is actually indexing the pages that should drive revenue.

Daily inspection rotation Spend the available URL Inspection quota every day, ordered by your own Core, High, Medium, and Low priorities.
Coverage-state timeline Keep a dated record of submitted-and-indexed, crawled-not-indexed, discovered-not-indexed, and drop events per URL.
Hourly alerting Get email notifications when important pages leave the index or flip into weaker coverage states.
Sitemap watch Re-fetch monitored sitemaps, pull in new URLs automatically, and push them into rotation while they are still fresh.
Quota pooling across properties When one Search Console property runs out of inspections, overlapping properties can absorb the overflow.
URL-level prioritisation Protect money pages first instead of spreading inspection budget evenly across pages that do not matter.

In depth

What it looks like in practice.

Catch indexation regressions early

A product page falling out of submitted-and-indexed gets flagged before the clicks vanish from your weekly report. That gives you time to fix canonicals, internal links, rendering, or crawl signals while the damage is still small.

Scale with multiple verified properties

If the same site is verified as a domain property plus relevant URL-prefix properties, Index Monitor can spread inspections across them and stretch Google’s daily limits much further.

Run it on modest hardware

This is a scheduler plus a database. Google does the crawling and indexing; your appliance only requests the answers and stores the history, so an old laptop or mini-PC is enough.

Read the multi-property playbook See the hardware guide Read the scaling guide See the Search Analytics side

Get started

Run index monitoring on your own infrastructure.

Free gets you started with self-hosted coverage monitoring. Pro lifts the limits when you need more properties, more URLs, and more headroom.

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