I think I found the answer myself - just when post this issue -
Reportcenter :)

Or is there any better way?

Hi,

You can see total number of pages in the database in admin mode.

As Per mentioned, when you open Admin mode, before clicking to any other pages, you can see some information from the database. Please let us know if this is not the information you'e looking for.

Yes but I´m not trusted :( 

Working in an organization with 2000 editors and 40 infomasters an "ordinary" projektleader & infomaster has very limited access to admininstration stuff.

But the reportcenter gave the data I needed. So I´m happy for the moment
Well not exactely happy - far too many pages

7 years later ... I don't see anything after clicking Admin. The page is blank. Is there a new way to do this now days or am I missing something?

Do you use Find? If so you can go to the overview view, and see number of content items per content type.

Also worth checking out Nicola Ayan's Content Audit tool - very cool stuff https://blog.nicolaayan.com/2018/05/episerver-cms-audit-nuget-package/ 

11 years later ... I don't see anything after clicking Admin. The page is blank. :-)

Using EPiServer.DataAbstraction.IContentTypeRepository you can list out all the content types including root page.

- For solution here is the sample code:

int pageCounts = _contentTypeRepository?
                .List()?
                .Where(x => x.GetType().Name == "PageType")?
                .Count()

The database is your friend!

Count pages:

SELECT *
FROM tblContent
WHERE ContentType = 0

To count pages (all decendents) under a root, first get the path to your root (example with page id 8):

SELECT ContentPath 
FROM tblContent
WHERE pkId = 8

In this example the result is .1.

Append the root id and a dot (8.) + the wildcard character % and you are ready to go:

SELECT *
FROM tblContent
WHERE ContentPath LIKE '.1.8.%' AND ContentType = 0

Want easier access to the database? Have a look at this: https://www.gulla.net/no/blog/sql-addon-for-episerver-cms/

I see some excellent answers above however I am not sure we are getting enough context regarding that question:

• Are we including unpublished pages ?
• Are we including content tree nodes that are not pages ?
• Are you using tools on that website to generate dynamic pages ? Partial router or different pages based on the query strings ?

It is possible to list the "pages" in EPiServer, but it is sometimes easier to check with SEO tools (like google console search) to list the "real" pages that are out there.

Please bear in mind that this solution is for public pages only. For extranet / portals, the solutions that could work are:

• Count the pages in the database minus the "repository" nodes & page variations by query string.
• Use a custom crawler to list the pages that are available in your extranet.

Thanks for this information! Very interesting solution! Thanks!