How to Run Bulk Index Checks on IndexHub

When to run a batch index check

After a bulk submit campaign
Monthly audits on programmatic SEO sites
Client reporting on index rate and coverage

Index checks read Google signals — they do not force indexing. Use results to decide which URLs need resubmission or content fixes.

Steps on the dashboard

Go to Check Index → New batch (or use the Check Index page)
Upload a CSV — same format as bulk submit
Wait for the job to complete — checks are typically faster than submit jobs
Export the results CSV: URL, status, checked_at

Read the results

Indexed — URL appears on Google according to check signals
Not indexed — follow the not-indexed checklist
Unknown — rerun the check or verify manually in Google Search Console

Export and filter not-indexed URLs into a separate CSV for targeted resubmission.

Recommended workflow

Submit batch → Wait 7 days → Check batch → Fix not indexed → Re-submit targeted URLs

Track index rate over time: indexed count ÷ total submitted. A healthy programmatic site typically targets 70%+ within 14 days on established domains.

Try the free single-URL demo

Before running a bulk check, test the workflow on the URL checker demo on the homepage.

You can also read How to check bulk URLs for methodology and How to check if a URL is indexed for manual verification options.

Related resources

Bulk submit URL guide
URL Indexing Service for stuck URLs
What Is Google Index? — foundational concepts

Frequently asked questions

How long after submit should I run an index check?

Run the first check after 3–7 days and a second after 14 days. New URLs on weak domains may need up to 3 weeks.

Does bulk index check consume credits?

Yes — each URL checked uses credits from your balance, similar to single URL checks. Review your balance on the dashboard before large batches.

Check Index Batch Guide