IndexBolt Releases Free Open Source Google Index Checker Tool on GitHub for SEO Community

New free Google index checker helps SEO professionals batch-check whether URLs are indexed in Google, with no signup, no payment, and no API key required.

INDIA - Monday, 8 June 2026 - IndexBolt today announced the release of its Free Google Index Checker, a free open-source utility published for the SEO community on GitHub. The tool is designed to help SEO professionals batch-check whether URLs are indexed in Google without needing a paid subscription, account registration, or API setup.

Index checking is a daily requirement for agencies, link builders, affiliate marketers, technical SEOs, developers, and website owners. Yet many available tools either limit usage, place key features behind a paywall, or depend on workflows that are not practical for quick bulk verification.

With this release, IndexBolt is making a lightweight verification tool available to the wider SEO community as a free utility that runs locally and can be used by anyone, including people who are not customers of the company's paid indexing platform.

More information about IndexBolt is available here:
https://www.indexbolt.com/

A Free Utility for a Common SEO Problem

The Free Google Index Checker was created to address a basic but important gap in SEO workflows: verifying whether URLs are indexed should be simple, accessible, and not locked behind unnecessary barriers.

The tool allows users to batch-check URLs and confirm whether those pages appear to be indexed in Google. Because it runs locally, users do not need to rely on a hosted dashboard, paid subscription, or external API key to begin using it.

More details about the Free Google Index Checker are available here:
https://www.indexbolt.com/free-google-index-checker

Key points of the release include:

1) Free to use
2) Open source
3) Available on GitHub
4) No signup required
5) No payment required
6) No API key required
7) Runs locally
8) Built for batch index checking

This makes the tool especially useful for agencies reviewing backlink campaigns, SEOs auditing client URLs, developers building SEO workflows, and site owners checking published content at scale.

Open Source by Design

IndexBolt said the decision to release the tool as open source was intentional. The company wanted to contribute something practical to the SEO community while creating a clear distinction between index verification and index submission.

Checking whether a URL is indexed and helping a URL get discovered are related workflows, but they solve different problems.

The Free Google Index Checker is being released as a standalone community utility. It is not restricted to IndexBolt users, and it is not positioned as a locked feature of the company's paid offering.

The repository is available here:
https://github.com/indexBolt-Fast-URL-Indexer/Free-Google-Index-Checker

Built for Agencies, SEOs, and Developers

The release is expected to be especially relevant for:

1) SEO agencies
2) Link builders
3) Technical SEO consultants
4) Affiliate marketers
5) Developers working on SEO workflows
6) Website owners auditing published pages
7) Teams checking backlink and campaign URL status

Because the tool is open source and available on GitHub, it also creates a transparent reference point for developers and advanced users who want to review the project directly.

This gives the release a different position from many free SEO utilities that offer limited access but keep the underlying workflow closed.

Separate From IndexBolt's Paid Indexing Service

IndexBolt emphasized that the tool is independent of the company's paid indexing platform. The free release is intended as a community contribution, while the paid service remains focused on helping users submit important URLs for faster discovery and crawling.

That paid platform follows a pay-as-you-go model and is designed for backlinks, guest posts, landing pages, blog posts, ecommerce URLs, local citations, press release URLs, and other campaign assets that need a more structured submission workflow.

Pricing for the paid indexing service is available here:
https://www.indexbolt.com/pricing

By separating the two offerings, IndexBolt is making it clear that index checking should be accessible even when indexing itself remains a premium workflow.

Founder Perspective

"Checking index status should not be paywalled," said Mahesh, Founder of IndexBolt. "We see index verification and indexing as two different problems. One is a basic utility the community should be able to access freely. The other is a performance-driven workflow built around helping important URLs get discovered faster. That is why we chose to open source this tool and make it available to anyone, including people who do not use our paid service."
Mahesh added that the company views the release as a contribution to the broader SEO ecosystem.

"We wanted to give something useful back to the community," he said. "A lot of SEO professionals need a simple way to check index status in bulk, and that need should not always start with a credit card."

Practical Use in Real SEO Workflows

The Free Google Index Checker can be useful in several real-world situations:

1) Reviewing whether newly published backlinks are indexed
2) Checking blog post and landing page visibility
3) Auditing campaign URLs before reporting to clients
4) Monitoring published guest posts
5) Validating URL status before deciding whether submission is needed
6) Supporting internal SEO audits and backlink reviews
7) Checking whether important website pages are already visible in Google

For agencies, this can improve workflow efficiency by separating verification from submission. Teams can first check which URLs are already indexed, then decide which pages may need additional indexing support.

Community-First Release

The release of the Free Google Index Checker reflects a broader community-first positioning. Rather than bundling every SEO workflow into a single paid system, IndexBolt is choosing to keep a basic verification utility free and publicly available.

This gives the SEO community a useful tool while also strengthening transparency around how the company approaches indexing-related workflows.
Users who need index checking can use the open-source tool independently. Users who later need a paid submission workflow can explore IndexBolt separately.

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Company: IndexBolt
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About IndexBolt

IndexBolt is a URL indexing engine, backlink indexing service, and SEO indexing platform built for SEOs, agencies, link builders, affiliate marketers, SaaS teams, ecommerce brands, bloggers, developers, and website owners. The platform helps users submit important URLs so Google can discover and crawl them faster.

IndexBolt offers Standard and Instant indexing engines, pay-as-you-go credits, bulk URL submissions, dashboard tracking, project organization, and tools that support practical SEO workflows.

This release was published on openPR.