Paste your URLs. Check if they're indexed, when they were indexed, and where they're ranking, built for tracking parasite SEO campaigns specifically.
| URL | Status | Indexed Date | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paste URLs above and click Check Indexing | |||
01 — Why a Parasite Specific Indexing Checker
Generic "am I indexed" tools exist all over the place, and most of them check one URL at a time, tell you yes or no, and stop there. That's a thin answer for someone running an actual parasite SEO campaign, where the real question usually involves several placements at once: did the Medium piece index yet, what about the LinkedIn post, is the Benzinga placement showing up, and which one, if any, is actually holding a position.
This tool is built around that workflow, checking a batch at once rather than one URL in isolation. It also reflects something we say constantly across this site: indexing speed varies meaningfully by platform. Free platform placements typically index in 7 to 14 days. Premium news placements like Benzinga or Business Insider usually index the same day. If you've placed across several platforms in one campaign, checking them individually in five different browser tabs is exactly the kind of busywork this tool exists to remove.
Want the indexing speed benchmarks for specific platforms before you place anything? See how parasite SEO works for the full breakdown by platform.
02 — The Honest Limit
Be straight about this before you rely on it. The only fully accurate source for indexing status is Google Search Console, and Search Console only returns data for properties you or your business has verified ownership of. That means this tool can give you a real, accurate answer for your own site's pages once connected to your Search Console account. It cannot give you a reliable answer for a Medium article, a Reddit thread, or any other third party platform URL, because nobody outside the platform itself and Google has clean access to that data.
This is exactly the gap a done for you campaign actually closes. When we publish a parasite placement on your behalf, we track its indexing and ranking status manually as part of your campaign report, the same report every package includes. A tool can check your own domain accurately. A person checking platform by platform, knowing which ones tend to delay and why, is what actually tracks a multi platform parasite campaign properly.
03 — What Most People Get Wrong
The mistake we see constantly: assuming a page not indexed yet means something went wrong. For free platforms, 7 to 14 days is normal, not a red flag. We've watched clients panic and ask for a refund on day 4 of a Medium placement that indexed fine on schedule a week later.
The second mistake: confusing indexed with ranking. A page can be fully indexed in Google and still rank nowhere near page one for your target keyword. Indexing just means Google has crawled and stored the page. Ranking is a separate outcome that depends on competition, content quality, and the Tier 2 link support behind the placement, which is exactly why every package we sell includes that link layer rather than treating indexing as the finish line.
What we genuinely can't promise: an exact indexing date for every platform every time. Some platforms, particularly smaller or less frequently crawled ones, show real variance even within the typical windows we quote. We give you the realistic range based on what we've seen across 250+ campaigns, not a guaranteed countdown.
04 — FAQ
For accurate, real time results, no. It works reliably for properties you've connected via your own Search Console account. For third party URLs like a Medium or Reddit placement, no public tool, including this one, has clean access to that data, since only Google and the platform itself hold it directly.
Crawl frequency and platform trust both matter. Free platforms like Medium or Substack typically index in 7 to 14 days. Premium news placements like Benzinga or Business Insider, which Google crawls far more frequently, usually index the same day.
Not necessarily, though it's worth a look at that point. Most free platform placements index within 14 days. Past that window, check Google Search Console for crawl errors, or get a free audit and we'll take a look.
No. Indexing means Google has the page stored and can show it. Ranking depends on competition and the strength of the placement, including link support behind it.
Yes. Every campaign report includes the live URL, indexing date, and current position, tracked as part of the service, not left for you to check yourself.
Up to 3 free without an email. Beyond that, the tool asks for an email before it checks the rest in bulk.
Get a free audit and we'll track indexing and ranking as part of your campaign report.
