Do I need to set a Yandex region manually?

No, Seyka queries Russia-wide results by default. You can target a specific city, such as Moscow or Saint Petersburg, since regional Yandex SERPs differ materially.

Can I check whether a specific page is indexed by Yandex?

Yes. Seyka fetches the list of a domain's actually indexed pages from Yandex and can check the status of any URL against it.

How fresh is the data?

Search results and indexation status are queried from Yandex in real time when you ask, not pulled from a stale snapshot or cache.

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Yandex Search

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Yandex results, indexation checks and SQI (Site Quality Index) — how search sees your site.

Overview

Seyka taps Yandex Search to show how the engine sees your site: it runs web searches for queries (tuned for Cyrillic and the Russian market, defaulting to the Russia region), enumerates a domain's indexed pages and fetches the SQI (Site Quality Index).

Access

No authentication required — core checks work right away.

Tools

Yandex search
Live Yandex search results for any query, optimized for Russian-language and Cyrillic content with localized results for Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and Kazakh. Defaults to Russia-wide results and can target a specific Yandex region — Moscow, Saint Petersburg and others — since regional SERPs differ materially.
Yandex site indexation and SQI
Enumerates the pages of a domain that Yandex has actually indexed — URL, title and snippet — and fetches the domain’s SQI (Site Quality Index), Yandex’s authority score. The right tool for index-footprint audits, sitemap-completeness checks and “how many of my pages are in search” questions.
Indexation gap audit
Cross-references three sources — the sitemap, the Yandex index and homepage navigation — and verifies every disagreement with bounded live fetches. Each URL lands in one of eight deterministic classes, from healthy-indexed to orphan pages, undiscoverable URLs and stale sitemap redirects.

Links

unoapi.ru · Yandex Search data

Understanding how a site actually looks to Yandex right now requires asking the search engine itself, not relying on third-party ranking estimates. This integration connects Seyka directly to live Yandex results and real indexation data — the same way an SEO specialist checks search manually, just faster and without a per-query limit.

What it is

Yandex Search gives Seyka three first-party data points: live results for any query with language and regional targeting (rankings differ between Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Russia at large); the list of pages a domain actually has indexed, each with its title and snippet; and the domain's Site Quality Index (SQI), Yandex's own authority score. None of this is a third-party estimate — it's the search engine's own state at the moment you ask.

What you get

Seyka cross-references the sitemap, the real Yandex index and homepage navigation, flagging every disagreement with a targeted live check — orphan pages, unreachable URLs, stale sitemap redirects — instead of a vague "some pages aren't indexed." For ranking questions, it shows who holds the neighboring positions and how their snippets differ from yours, region by region. That turns scattered manual checks against Webmaster, the sitemap and live search into one structured answer.

FAQ

Do I need to set a Yandex region manually?: No, Seyka queries Russia-wide results by default. You can target a specific city, such as Moscow or Saint Petersburg, since regional Yandex SERPs differ materially.
Can I check whether a specific page is indexed by Yandex?: Yes. Seyka fetches the list of a domain's actually indexed pages from Yandex and can check the status of any URL against it.
How fresh is the data?: Search results and indexation status are queried from Yandex in real time when you ask, not pulled from a stale snapshot or cache.