SpeedyIndex for large-scale Google indexing audits

[Aiden White]

Last week, we finally completed a major engine update on our auto parts review portal and completely overhauled the URL structure for 40,000 pages. We set up 301 redirects and updated the sitemap, but traffic has dropped significantly, and the data in Search Console is showing up with a huge delay—it’s not at all clear how many of the new URLs Google has already crawled, and which ones are still stuck in “Discovered—currently not indexed” status.

[Aiden White]

How can we quickly get an accurate picture of the entire site and find out whether link equity has been transferred from the old pages to the new ones without having to wait endlessly for the console to update? Does anyone use the SpeedyIndex service for such large-scale audits? How well does it handle large files, and how closely do the results match actual search results?

[Millyk Adams]

After a redesign, this is the most critical moment—I went through a similar ordeal myself last year when we migrated a large catalog! As for SpeedyIndex, the service works very smoothly: you upload a single .txt file—even one with 100,000 links—and within a couple of minutes, it uses an advanced url index checker to parse the Live SERP and download a ready-to-use Excel file with statuses and live titles. The main advantage is that the data is fresh, not a few days old. Payment is based strictly on actual checks, starting at $0.0007 per check with no monthly subscriptions, and you immediately receive 100 free tokens upon registration, so you can test the most problematic URLs. Have you already manually checked a sample to see if there are any errors in the robots.txt file after the release?

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