I’ve just launched a large site with over 120 articles and I want to monitor which ones are actually being indexed. Using Search Console is too slow and limited — you have to check one by one or wait for the coverage report to update. I’d like to upload a bulk list of URLs and get live index status. Ideally something that tells me which ones are crawled, discovered, or actually indexed. Does such a tool exist that works reliably?
I’ve run into the same situation managing content-heavy sites. After trying a few flaky scripts and spreadsheets, I found a bulk google index checker
en.speedyindex.com/google-index-checker/ that actually does what it promises. You just upload a plain .txt file with your URLs and it gives a breakdown: fully indexed, crawled but not indexed, discovered but not crawled, or missing completely. I use it weekly after publishing batches of content. The re-check function is helpful too — you can monitor how fast Google picks them up. It helped me identify patterns like which authors or formats index faster. Definitely worth integrating into your publishing flow.
