Does Google Search Console Index stat update daily or once a week?

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I keep F5 Page indexing on Google search console every single day, to see how many of my pages got indexed by Google, since I just bought an indexing service from BHW.
But the number did not change at all.

It only changes or update every Monday(my local time).

Is it?
 
I keep F5 Page indexing on Google search console every single day, to see how many of my pages got indexed by Google, since I just bought an indexing service from BHW.
But the number did not change at all.

It only changes or update every Monday(my local time).

Is it?
Try to request Google search direct: "site:"
 
I did, the number always updated.
 
The indexing status in GSC updates every 3 or 4 days.
And even then, a lot that appears unindexed, is actually indexed.

Using site: doesn't help either, because many fresh URLs will not appear in the index, even though it says Indexed in GSC.
If more than 3-4 days pass and it's still the same, check for plagiarism. A 100% copy usually triggers that.
I've found that about 70% plagiarism gets away with it.
 
The indexing status in GSC updates every 3 or 4 days.
And even then, a lot that appears unindexed, is actually indexed.

Using site: doesn't help either, because many fresh URLs will not appear in the index, even though it says Indexed in GSC.
If more than 3-4 days pass and it's still the same, check for plagiarism. A 100% copy usually triggers that.
I've found that about 70% plagiarism gets away with it.
It seems that there is no way to record your newer pages that have been successfully indexed.
Apart from site:domain.com/blog/
 
It seems that there is no way to record your newer pages that have been successfully indexed.
Apart from site:domain.com/blog/
It is.
If page doesn't appear in the index after site: search, there are two options:
1) Check if content is somewhere else, plagiarized/scraped etc. In which case, delete the page/redo it
2) Content is sandboxed, can appear in the index after weeks or even months
 
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