Indexing check for key pages
Google's index status for up to 25 pages that matter, next to a live fetch of each, with a plain diagnosis and what changed since the last check.
Check whether my most important pages are indexed in Google, and why not where they aren't. List my Search Console properties first and ask which one to use if I have more than one. Then ask me which pages matter most: I can paste up to 25 URLs, or you can propose them from the pages with the most clicks over a period we agree, plus any new pages I want covered. Inspect them with URL Inspection and the live check on, and for each URL show: Google's verdict and coverage state, the last crawl date, Google's chosen canonical next to the declared one, the live page's status, noindex and robots.txt state, the diagnosis, and what changed since AdPlug last inspected it. Group the results: indexed; not indexed for a technical reason I can fix (noindex, robots.txt, a redirect, a canonical pointing elsewhere, a failed fetch); and crawled but not indexed with no technical block, which usually points at content quality or duplication. Give the fix for each. There's no API to request indexing for normal pages, so don't offer one. For pages Google hasn't crawled yet, the route is internal links and a submitted sitemap: if the sitemap needs resubmitting, preview submit_sitemap and wait for my confirmation before executing. Each inspection uses one of the property's 2,000 daily URL Inspection calls.
Why this works
Search Console only shows a page's index status as it is today. AdPlug keeps each inspection, so the next check tells you what changed, and the live fetch tells you whether the problem Google saw is still on the page.