How do I find out the number of my website pages indexed by Google?
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There are plenty of ways for you to find that out. First, sign-up with Google's Webmaster Central to get access to Googlebot Activity Reports. This set of tools helps you to find out how many pages of your website have been indexed by Google in the last 90 days.
Your site map, the data that already exists with Google about your web pages, and the number of sites that link to your own website have a large role to play in how "quick" and how "deep" this indexing happens.
Now, when you use Googlebot activity reports, you might find that your count seems to be a lot higher than what you thought because Google really doesn't index pages; it indexes website URLs.
If various sites are linking to your site in different formats such as:
Googlebot activity report would already show a count of 5. Alternatively, you might also want to check out HubSpot's Marketing Grader and Site Trail -- both free tools to help you find out the number of web pages indexed.
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