Google cache checker

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The Google Cache Checker queries Google’s servers to see if a webpage has been cached and, if so, when the cache was created. A cached version means Google has indexed the page and stored a snapshot. This can be useful for diagnosing indexing issues—if a page isn’t cached, it may not be indexed at all. You can also compare the cached date with your last update to see how often Googlebot visits your site. Keep in mind that cache status can change frequently.

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