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IndexFixer Pro

Stop guessing. See what Google actually indexed.

IndexFixer is a WordPress plugin that connects to your Google Search Console account, with read-only access, to show you the Google indexing status of every URL on your site — which pages are indexed and which are not — right inside your WordPress dashboard.

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URL                       STATUS
/blog/seo-guide          ● Indexed
/blog/wp-speed           ● Indexed
/blog/ai-tools            ● Not Indexed
/blog/seo-mistakes       ● Discovered
/blog/link-building       ● Indexed
/blog/core-web-vitals    ● Indexed
/blog/keyword-research   ● Not Indexed

■ 847 Indexed   ■ 23 Not Indexed   ■ 12 Discovered

The indexing loop

How your pages actually reach Google's index

Most SEO plugins only report. IndexFixer runs a loop: it puts real internal links to your un-indexed pages right where Googlebot crawls, then priority-checks their status — so you see the moment each page lands in the index.

yourblog.com · IndexFixer widget
URLStatus
    ◗◖ Googlebot follows these links Priority-checked · 2,000 checks/day
    1. 1

      The widget surfaces what's missing

      A block you place wherever you want — sidebar, footer, under posts — lists the pages Google hasn't indexed: real internal links, not a hidden report.

    2. 2

      Googlebot follows the links

      Crawling your site, it walks straight into those un-indexed URLs instead of never finding them.

    3. 3

      IndexFixer checks them first

      Those exact URLs go to the front of IndexFixer's own inspection queue — verified with Google ahead of everything else, within the 2,000 daily checks Google allows per site.

    4. 4

      Indexed pages roll off — next ones take their place

      The moment a page turns indexed it leaves the widget and the next un-indexed post slides in — automatically, the second the status changes. Set it once and never touch it again.

    A self-feeding loop: as long as you publish, IndexFixer keeps steering Google toward the pages that aren't in yet. Real numbers from our own sites (12 sites, data through August 2026): 3,300+ URLs surfaced by the widget so far — 68% got indexed, half of those within 3 days of entering the widget. To be clear: no tool can force Google to index a page — and the inspection API only reads status, it never submits anything. What the loop removes are the two real bottlenecks: discovery (internal links Googlebot actually follows) and verification (knowing the moment a page makes it in).

    You're publishing content.
    But is Google actually seeing it?

    Most site owners have no idea which pages are indexed and which are invisible to search. They find out weeks later — if at all.

    🚫 Without IndexFixer

    • Manually check URLs one by one in Search Console
    • No overview of your full site's index status
    • Pages sit unindexed for weeks without you knowing
    • No way to track indexing progress over time

    ✅ With IndexFixer

    • See every URL's status in one WordPress dashboard
    • Visual charts show your indexing health at a glance
    • See the day a page dropped out of the index — not months later in a traffic report
    • Track progress and prove your SEO is working
    Features

    Everything you need to monitor indexing

    🔗

    Google Search Console Integration

    Secure, read-only OAuth 2.0 connection to your Search Console account. Inspection runs on the ZinkWP server, so your site needs no Google Cloud project and no API keys.

    📊

    Visual Dashboard & Charts

    Chart.js powered statistics showing indexed, not indexed, discovered, and excluded URLs at a glance.

    ⚡

    Instant Check on Publish

    A new post is registered and inspected within minutes of publishing, not on tomorrow’s run. Everything else is re-checked automatically on a rolling cycle.

    🔄

    Nothing to Set Up

    No Google Cloud project, no OAuth credentials, no API keys to paste. Connect your account, connect Search Console, done.

    🗄️

    Dedicated MySQL Table

    Handles thousands of URLs without slowing down your site. No wp_options bloat.

    📋

    CSV Export

    Download your full indexing report for clients, team members, or further analysis.

    How It Works

    Up and running in 5 minutes

    1

    Install & Activate

    After purchase, download the plugin and upload the zip in WordPress. Activate it like any other plugin.

    2

    Connect Your Account

    Click “Connect Your Account” to link the site with your ZinkWP subscription. No license keys to paste.

    3

    Connect Search Console

    Grant read-only access to your Search Console. The first scan runs automatically and the dashboard unlocks when your data is in — no Google Cloud project, no API keys.

    Pricing

    One plan. One price.

    2 MONTHS FREE

    Pro

    $6 / month
    billed annually at $60 — single site
    • Unlimited URLs monitored
    • Automatic checks — runs on our servers, no setup
    • Full indexing status, history & charts
    • Per-post indexing status in WordPress
    • Track posts, pages & custom post types
    • Automatic plugin updates
    • Priority email support
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    FAQ

    Common questions

    Yes. Your site must be verified in Google Search Console. IndexFixer reads data from GSC — it doesn't replace it.
    Install the plugin, click Connect Account, then Connect Google Search Console — a simple in-browser authorization. No API keys, no Google Cloud project, no JSON files. The whole setup takes about two minutes.
    You need to be an owner or a full user of the property in Search Console. Google's URL Inspection API doesn't work for restricted users — so if your access was delegated as "restricted", ask the property owner to upgrade it (or connect with the owner's Google account) before connecting IndexFixer.
    Yes. IndexFixer only reads your indexing data from Google Search Console — it never changes anything on your site or in your Search Console account. Authorization and inspection run on our secure server (api.zinkwp.com), which stores your indexing results; a copy is mirrored into your WordPress dashboard. See our Privacy Policy for the full details.
    There is no URL limit — IndexFixer uses a dedicated database table that handles thousands of URLs without performance issues. One thing to know on large sites: Google caps URL inspections at 2,000 per day per property, so a 20,000-URL site takes about 10 days for a full refresh cycle. That's exactly why IndexFixer prioritizes: widget URLs and freshly published posts are always checked first, so the pages that matter most have the freshest data.
    No. All checks run on our servers, not on your site — your visitors are never affected, and there are no API keys or Google Cloud projects to set up on your end.
    It's smarter than a random list. The widget picks every checked URL Google hasn't indexed yet — including pages stuck as discovered-only or reported with a stale 404 — but only live, published pages ever make the list. Links are ordered by neglect: pages Googlebot has never crawled come first, then the ones it hasn't visited for the longest time. You choose how many links to show (5 by default) and which post type to pull from. There's also a category-aware widget that lists not-indexed posts from the current category only, so links stay topically relevant. Everything is plain, visible HTML — nothing shown only to bots — and the moment a page gets indexed it drops out automatically.
    No — and an honest tool should say so. The widget solves discovery: it makes sure Googlebot finds and revisits pages it might otherwise miss. If Google has already crawled a page and chosen not to index it, that's usually a content-quality signal — no internal link will fix thin or duplicate content. What IndexFixer does is show you exactly which pages those are, so you know what to improve instead of guessing.
    Yes. It's a standard WordPress widget — you decide where it appears: sidebar, footer, any widget area. It works per post type, so if you run posts, pages and custom types, you can create a separate widget for each. Once placed, it's completely hands-free: whenever a URL's indexing status changes, the links swap automatically.
    Yes. We offer a 14-day money-back guarantee on all Pro purchases, no questions asked.
    The yearly license includes updates and support. Your plugin will continue to work if you don't renew, but you won't receive updates or priority support.

    Start monitoring your index today

    Join site owners who already know exactly what Google sees — and what it doesn't.

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