Status without a reason
Coverage reports say “excluded.” They do not tell you whether robots, redirects, or a thin page did it.
Google Search Console, used properly
Index Intelligence watches the pages you own. Sitemap in, Search Console out, technical diagnosis when something is off. No Indexing API tricks. No guesswork dressed up as Google.
A missing sitemap URL, a noindex you forgot, a canonical that points the wrong way — Google reports the outcome. Most tools never show the cause.
Coverage reports say “excluded.” They do not tell you whether robots, redirects, or a thin page did it.
Third-party bots infer indexability. They are not Google. Mixing the two is how teams ship the wrong fix.
URL Inspection is expensive. Rechecking unchanged URLs wastes the only budget that matters.
Deterministic checks first. Google’s word when you have it. Our inference only when you don’t — labelled as ours.
Read sitemap indexes and urlsets. Normalise, dedupe, bound the crawl. You see every loc you actually published.
Connect Search Console. Inspect with a per-property budget. Indexed, not indexed, or unknown — from Google, stored as Google.
HTTP, robots, canonicals, redirects, sitemap presence, thin-content signals. Then a recommended fix on top of that evidence.
Scheduled re-scan and re-check. Change events when a URL drops out of the index or a directive appears.
Google’s verdict stays Google’s. Our diagnosis never overwrites it.
Inspect what changed. Skip what you already know and is still fresh.
Built for properties you control — not a black-hat indexing shortcut.
Connect a sitemap. See what Google actually says. Fix the technical reason.
Works with Google Search Console. Not an Indexing API product.