To monitor pages over time with IndexCheckr, you create a project. Projects help you group and organize the pages you want to monitor by site, client, or campaign.
đĄ Tip: Just want to know right now whether a list of URLs is indexed? Use Quick Check: no project needed.
Creating a project
Go to the Projects Overview and click the Add project button.
Youâll be asked to:
Enter a project name (required)
Optionally add a description
Optionally add pages to the project by copying and pasting, importing from a CSV file, or using an XML sitemap
The form includes three tabs for adding pages:
Paste URLs: copy-paste one or more URLs
CSV import: upload a CSV file with your URLs
Sitemap: enter the URL of an XML sitemap
When adding pages, you can configure:
The recheck period: none, daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly
Stop checking when pages get indexed, to automatically stop rechecks once a page is confirmed indexed
An email notification when these pages have been checked
See Adding pages to a project for more details.
Once created, the project will appear in your list. If youâve added pages, IndexCheckr will immediately start checking their status.
Each check uses one credit. New accounts get 50 free credits to try IndexCheckr. For more information about credits, please refer to the FAQ.
Organizing pages with tags
Inside a project, you can label pages with tags, for example by client, campaign or type of link, and then filter and act on them as a group. Tags are added with the Add pages button of the Pages Report, or on pages already in the project. See Organizing pages with tags.
Next steps:
Learn about the Projects Overview
Learn about the Pages Report
Set up email notifications about status changes

