Why Is Google Search Console’s Indexing Report Suddenly Missing June Data?

Ever glanced at your Google Search Console page indexing reports only to find chunks of June 2026 mysteriously vanished? You’re not alone—and no, your account hasn’t been hacked by some digital ghost. It turns out this data blackout is sweeping across all profiles, making everyone scratch their heads. But before you hit the panic button, here’s the lowdown straight from Google’s John Mueller: the missing days are simply a casualty of a delayed update, and sadly, once that data’s gone, it’s gone for good—no rewinds or magic erasers here. So, why should SEO pros care? Because while it feels like a hiccup in the matrix, it’s purely a reporting glitch, not a sign that Google’s crawling your site any less. Still, losing data always stings, especially when you’re counting every indexed page like precious drops in a bucket. If you’re already wondering how to navigate this, let’s unpack what’s really going on and what it means for your SEO hustle. LEARN MORE.

If you check your page indexing reports within Google Search Console this morning, you will notice there are a number of days missing data from June 2026. This seems to be impacting everyone and all profiles within Google Search Console, so I would not panic.

What Google said. John Mueller from Google responded to the complaints saying:

” This is likely from the time in June where the data was delayed – there just isn’t any data for that period, the page indexing report wasn’t updated. We don’t back-fill indexing data. I’ll check w/the team when they’re back from holidays to be sure.”

What it looks like. Here is a screenshot, notice the left side of the graph, there are several days of missing data:

Why we care. I would not panic about this, again, this is impacting everyone and is a reporting issue and not an issue with Google Search.

It seems that data is completely lost and we won’t be getting it back.

Hat tip to Dan Lauer for spotting this early.

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In 2019, Barry was awarded the Outstanding Community Services Award from Search Engine Land, in 2018 he was awarded the US Search Awards the “US Search Personality Of The Year,” you can learn more over here and in 2023 he was listed as a top 50 most influential PPCer by Marketing O’Clock.

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