Quick guide

Amazon Keyword Index Checker

Open the quick guide and FAQ when you need a faster start, then close it and work directly in the search area.

How to use this tool

1 Open extension and launch Index Checker. Use the SellerSprite Extension on an Amazon product page to start your check.
2 Enter ASIN and keywords. Input the ASIN and keywords you want to check, then click "Search" to view ranking positions (supports bulk checks).
3 Review results and history. Analyze keyword rankings and use Search History to revisit previous checks.
4 Use insights for optimization. Apply the data to monitor listing performance and improve advertising strategies.

Tip: For daily keyword tracking, add important keywords to Keyword Tracker to monitor changes over time.

Frequently asked questions

Use it after publishing a listing, changing your title or backend keywords, or making an optimization update that should improve keyword indexing.

Yes. SellerSprite marks this feature as free, so you can test it even before committing to a paid subscription.

Because if a target keyword is not indexed, your listing has a weak chance of gaining organic visibility for that term no matter how important it looks on paper.

Recheck after major listing edits, after catalog changes settle, and whenever a crucial keyword stops performing the way you expect.

Review whether the term is truly relevant to the product, improve its placement in the listing, and test again after the catalog update has propagated.

Index Checker migrate to Extension

1, Keyword inclusion provides bulk query of keyword ranking position in ASIN, real-time tracking of Listing optimization and advertising effect.

2, If you need to view the daily changes of keywords, it is recommended to add the keywords to the monitoring wizard - keyword monitoring.

3, the function has been moved to the SellerSprite Chrome Extension. Please download the extension and click the "S" icon in the bottom right corner of the Amazon page to use the function.

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History(Only 3 keywords)

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