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Accurately check your domain's indexed pages on 360 Search to boost your website's SEO optimization.
When you are unsure about your website's exposure on the 360 Search engine, simply enter your domain name to get the exact number of indexed pages. The 360 Search Index Checker connects to the official 360 Search API to return the total number of indexed web pages for a specified domain in real time. The number of indexed pages is a core metric for measuring search engine visibility.
How often does the 360 Search index update?
360 Search typically updates its index database weekly. The query results reflect the latest snapshot data.
Why did my indexed pages drop suddenly?
Possible reasons include: dead links caused by website redesigns, a drop in content quality, server instability, or triggering anti-spam mechanisms. We recommend checking your website logs and overall SEO health.
Do not add http prefixes or path parameters. High-frequency queries in a single day may trigger rate limiting. Fluctuations in indexed pages are normal; we recommend recording and comparing data at a fixed time each week.
The ideal number of indexed pages should be close to your website's actual page count. If the difference exceeds 30%, check your robots.txt settings, website structure, and internal linking layout. Typical indexation rates for healthy sites: 80%+ for news/content sites, 50%+ for corporate sites.
