Connect · Sweep · Submit · Fix

How to get indexed on Google, the white-hat way

Connect your site or paste a sitemap, and Indexing sweeps every URL for index status, submits the not-indexed pages through the official Indexing API, Bing IndexNow and verified sitemaps, then auto-resubmits until they land. Approved methods only, no spam.

Coverage Console

White-hat · official methods

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Ready to check coverage

Paste a sitemap to sweep every URL for index status, then submit the missing ones through the official Google Indexing API and Bing IndexNow.

Not indexed Discovered, not indexed Indexed ✓

Coverage

indexed

Submitting via

URL Index status

Avg time to index

URLs submitted

Now eligible

Live, interactive · sample data · official methods only

Official Google Indexing API · Bing IndexNow · verified sitemaps · no spam, no PBNs

Official APIs only · no spam · Google still decides what to index

The path from URL list to indexed

How to get indexed on Google in six steps

No manual URL submission and no coverage report to babysit. Indexing connects to where your pages already live, submits them through approved channels, and keeps watch until they land.

01 / CONNECT

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Paste a sitemap, drop a URL list or connect a domain, and optionally connect Google Search Console. Indexing pulls in every URL you want crawled and indexed.

02 / SWEEP

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Indexing checks every URL and labels it Indexed, Discovered not indexed, Crawled not indexed or De-indexed, so you know exactly which pages need attention.

03 / SUBMIT

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The not-indexed URLs go out through the official Google Indexing API, Bing IndexNow and verified sitemap pings. Approved methods only, no spam and no black-hat pressure.

04 / MONITOR

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Indexing watches coverage continuously and auto-resubmits any page that has not landed yet, so nothing slips through and you stop checking URLs by hand.

05 / FIX

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For pages that still will not index, you get the likely reason in plain English, from thin content and soft 404 to noindex, low internal links or canonical issues, so you can fix the page.

06 / REPORT

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Indexing tracks time-to-index and before and after coverage across the site, so you can show the result and drop it straight into a client report.

Indexing uses official, approved submission methods only. It speeds discovery and re-crawl, but Google decides what to index.

White-hat only

Every submission goes through an approved channel

There are no PBNs, no link spam and no black-hat indexing pressure here. Indexing speeds discovery and re-crawl through the official Google Indexing API, Bing IndexNow and verified sitemaps, then shows you exactly what landed.

Submits only through the official Indexing API, IndexNow and verified sitemap pings
No PBNs, no spam links and no schemes that risk a manual action
When a page cannot index, you get the likely reason so you fix the page itself
Speeds discovery and re-crawl, but never promises Google will index a page

See the google indexing tool features

Page, diagnosed Status

Why this URL is not indexed

Crawled, not indexed: thin content

needs fix /blog/old-guide

Indexing API submitted

re-crawl requested

done

9 internal links found

below site median

done

IndexNow ping sent

Bing accepted

done

Indexing API + IndexNow + sitemap White-hat

Built for teams shipping pages at scale

One indexing layer for agencies, publishers and ecommerce

If you publish faster than Google crawls, pages sit in limbo earning nothing. Indexing gets new and updated URLs discovered, submitted and monitored so they actually land.

For SEO agencies

Manage indexing across every client site from one place, with white-label coverage reports that show time-to-index before and after. Prove the pages you shipped are actually indexed.

For Publishers

Get fresh articles discovered and indexed fast, while Indexing watches for de-indexed and dropped pages so a quiet drop in coverage never costs you traffic you already earned.

For Ecommerce & programmatic SEO

Push thousands of product and template-generated URLs through official APIs, then auto-resubmit the stragglers and fix the pages that cannot index at the page level.

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Submit URL to Google

Push not-indexed URLs through the official Indexing API instead of pasting them by hand.

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Google index checker

Sweep every URL and see which pages are indexed, discovered or de-indexed at a glance.

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All Indexing features

See how submission, monitoring and plain-English diagnosis fit together in one tool.

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Before you start

How Indexing works, in brief

No. That is the whole point. You paste a sitemap or drop a URL list, and Indexing bulk-submits the not-indexed pages through the official Google Indexing API, Bing IndexNow and verified sitemap pings, then auto-resubmits the ones that have not landed.

It is fully white-hat. Indexing uses only official, approved submission methods. There are no PBNs, no link spam and no schemes that risk a manual action. It speeds discovery and re-crawl, nothing more.

No tool can, and any that promises it is not being honest. Google decides what to index. Indexing makes sure your pages are discovered and submitted properly, then when a page still cannot index it tells you the likely reason so you can fix it.

Every URL is labeled Indexed, Discovered not indexed, Crawled not indexed or De-indexed. For pages that will not index, you get the likely cause in plain English, such as thin content, soft 404, a noindex tag, low internal links or canonical issues.

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Get every page indexed, submitted and monitored

Connect your site, sweep every URL for index status, and Indexing submits the not-indexed pages through official APIs, auto-resubmits the stragglers and tells you why the rest cannot index. White-hat only.

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Official Indexing API, IndexNow and sitemaps · auto-resubmit until indexed · Google decides what to index