Google Cache Checker

Google Cache Checker from ETTVI

View the latest cached version of a website or webpage and check the cache status to see when it was last crawled. Enter a web page link and ETTVI's Google Cache Checker will quickly detect whether the website in question is cached or not.

You can check the cache time and date to know the last time Google crawler visited your website/webpage. Monitor the status of a website's cache to determine how important it is  for a search engine crawler  to find its content. The higher the value, the more recent the timestamp is cached.

ETTVI's Google Cache Checker will highlight the cache status (timestamp) in green if a search engine crawler has recently cached a web page. If Google's crawler is not regularly crawling a web page, it will display the last modified date in red.

Utilize ETTVI's Google Cache Checker to access deleted/updated web content or bypass geo-restrictions in real time. Process up to 20 links to a website or web page at a time to view cached pages and check when their content was last modified.

How to use ETTVI's Google Cache Checker?

Follow these simple steps to use ETTVI's Google Cache Checker:

Step 1 - Enter the URL

Enter the link to the website or webpage whose cache and cache status you want to check.

Step 2 – Run the tool

Click "Verify" to run Google Cache Checker for ETTVI.

Step 3 – Check the results

ETTVI's Google Cache Checker will actively analyze the given link to provide you with the following:

• Cached version (the URL of the latest version of the web page that the crawler saved while crawling)

• Cached timestamp (when the web page was last modified or crawled)

The “Last Modified Date” will be green if the cached status is “OK” indicating that the search engine crawler has recently visited the web page in question.

The “Last Modified Date” will be red if the cached state is “Not Good” which indicates that the cached version of the web page in question is very old because the search engine crawler has not visited it recently.

Everything you need to know about Google Cache Checker

A cache is a collection of data that is stored locally temporarily to speed up access without requiring the client to access the source data. You can speed up repetitive processes by caching data on your computer, smartphone, and browser. In Google Chrome, for example, website data will be temporarily stored on your computer and used when you open pages from the site. It reduces the time it takes to load a page and avoids using network bandwidth for repeated submissions of the same files.

How does Google cache work?

Google indexes and crawls billions of web pages every day, and hosts billions of web pages on its servers. The first time Google crawls a web page, it caches the page and displays search results based on this cache. Therefore, Google will be able to perform the search more quickly, as it will no longer need to connect to the original server every time. Similar to the caching process on your computer or browser, it aims to increase the speed of the process.

What is the purpose of Google Cache Checker?

To determine if any of your web pages have been cached by Google, you will need to use the Google Cache Checker. Caches are temporary storage areas where web documents can be stored. It is possible to do this in several ways, including uploading images and storing HTML code. The purpose of the cache is to reduce the amount of bandwidth used as well as prevent lag and reduce server load. Therefore, a web cache can contain the contents of a variety of web documents that are sent through it. Accordingly, if certain conditions are met, all future requests can also be stored in the cache. In addition to Quickcache and jpcache, there are some other caching methods that are very popular.

Advantages of using Google Cache Checker

This tool can be very useful for website owners or webmasters because it will let you know what Google has cached about your website. As a result, all links indexed by Google can be considered cached URLs.

Google Cache Checker quickly tells you whether your website is cached in Google or not. It usually takes 24 to 72 hours for your domain's DNS server address to change when moving your website from one hosting server to another. The user will then be referred to cached links similar to what the user viewed when your website was active during that time. The cache checker tool is very important because it provides access to your website even when it is not already accessible, because it enables you to continue allowing visitors to access your website when it is already down.

With the help of Google Cache Checker, SEO experts can create reports that provide a comprehensive analysis of a particular website. The cache checker tool allows the user to save a significant amount of time and effort, as the process is very straightforward, and results can be obtained very quickly. With ETTVI's Google Cache tool, you can analyze your website and see the Google cache status of each URL based on its last modification time. The data you will receive is current and accompanied by information about the history of each cache. By doing this, you may be able to identify any issues or problems with your website.