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Learn how to use the IndexCheckr API to automate checks, feed SEO reports, and integrate indexing data into your tools or CRM.

Updated over 2 months ago

Use the API to integrate IndexCheckr into your SEO reporting tools, internal dashboards, or content workflows. Automate checks, manage projects and pages, and monitor indexing status across large websites programmatically.

The API page in the left-hand menu gives you access to your personal API token. This token is required to authenticate your requests to the IndexCheckr API.

IndexCheckr API token

💡 Note: Keep your API token secure and never share it. It grants full access to your credits and account data.

The IndexCheckr API is RESTful, uses JSON, and responds with standard HTTP status codes. All requests must include your token in the X-AUTH-TOKEN header.

Here's what you can do with the API:

Account

  • Get your remaining credits
    Check how many credits are left on your account.

Projects

  • List all your projects
    Get summary stats (indexed, not indexed, domain not indexed, pending).

  • Create a new project
    Specify name, description, and starred status.

  • Get project details
    Fetch detailed stats for a specific project.

  • Delete a project
    Permanently remove a project.

Pages

  • List pages in a project
    With filters for status, URL, or recheck frequency.

  • Add a new page to a project
    Include recheck frequency and stop-when-indexed flag.

  • Update a page
    Change its URL or recheck settings.

  • Delete a page
    Remove it from the project.

  • Recheck a page
    Trigger a fresh check immediately.

  • Get a single page’s full info

Typical use cases

You can use the IndexCheckr API to:

  • Feed data into SEO dashboards
    Automatically integrate index status data into reports for clients or internal stakeholders.

  • Connect IndexCheckr with your CRM or internal tools
    Sync indexing data with your content workflows or issue tracking.

  • Automate checks and cleanup operations
    Monitor large sites programmatically and react quickly to deindexing events.

For full technical details, including endpoints, parameters, and response formats, see the IndexCheckr API documentation.

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