No more pages left invisible in Google
Indexly connects to your Google Search Console, compares your sitemap with what Google actually knows every day, and submits the pages that are missing. You see per website exactly what is missing and what comes of it.
Works with your existing Search Console. No code on your website required.
- /product/led-lamp-e27Indexed
- /blog/energie-besparenNot indexed
- /product/dimmer-schakelaarSubmitted
In sitemap
Missing in Google
Submitted
Up and running in eight steps
From connecting to the first pages being submitted. One step happens at Google itself: a Cloud project of your own, because without it nothing may be submitted. Set it up once, then it runs by itself.
Log in with your Google account
You connect Indexly to the Google Search Console that already holds your websites. You grant permission at Google itself; we never see your password.
Add us as an administrator
In Search Console you give our account access to the website. Without owner or full access, Google will not tell us anything about your pages and we cannot submit anything.
We fetch your websites
Once connected, we show which websites (properties) sit under your Google account, including the permission level for each one.
You pick a website
You add the website you want monitored. Every website is a separate line on your invoice and can be cancelled monthly.
We read what Google already knows
For every page we ask Google what the index status is, including the reason Google gives itself. So you know not only that a page is missing, but why.
You provide your sitemap URL
From your sitemap we take the full list of pages that should exist. A sitemap index spanning multiple files is followed automatically.
You set up your own Google Cloud project
Mandatory, because Google allows 200 submissions per day per Cloud project — for the whole project, not per website. With a project of your own that quota is yours alone, and it costs you nothing: Google's API is free. A wizard in the dashboard walks you through it: create the project, upload a service account key, enable the Indexing API and add the service account as an owner in Search Console. Allow about ten to twenty minutes. We stay under that with a margin of our own: 180 submissions a day for your whole account, and at most 50 per website — so one site cannot drain the project at the expense of the others.
Whatever is missing, we submit
Every day we submit the pages Google has not indexed yet, within the limits Google sets. Pages you excluded yourself with noindex or robots.txt are skipped.
What you see per website
Four numbers that together answer one question: is my website fully in Google, and if not, what is being done about it?
- Pages in your sitemap
- How many pages should exist according to your own sitemap. This is the number everything else is compared against.
- Not indexed by Google
- How many of those pages Google has not taken into the index, with the reason Google gives for each one.
- Submitted and indexed
- How many pages we submitted that subsequently appeared in the index. This is what the platform should be judged on.
- Submitted, not indexed yet
- How many submitted pages Google has not acted on yet. You should see that too, not just the good news.
What we do and do not promise
Google decides what enters the index. Nobody can guarantee indexing, and anyone who does is selling you something they have no control over. Here is what we do stand behind.
What Indexly does
- Compare your sitemap with what Google actually knows, every day.
- Show the status of every page and the reason Google attaches to it.
- Submit missing pages automatically, within the limits Google sets.
- Resubmit your sitemap to Search Console, the route that works for every website.
- Skip pages you excluded yourself with noindex, robots.txt or a canonical elsewhere.
- Record how the numbers develop per day, so you can see progress.
What we do not do
- Promise that a page will be indexed. Google decides that, not us.
- Promise a position or higher ranking. Indexing and ranking are two different things.
- Keep resubmitting the same page forever. After five attempts it is the page, not the submitting.
- Change anything on your website. We read along and submit; your site stays yours.
- Present other customers' results as what you should expect.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does Indexly do?
Indexly connects to your Google Search Console, compares the pages in your sitemap with what Google actually holds in its index every day, and automatically submits the pages that are missing.
Do I have to install anything on my website?
No. Indexly works entirely through your existing Google Search Console and your sitemap. No script, plugin or code goes onto your website.
Is there anything else I have to set up?
One thing: a Google Cloud project of your own with a service account key. It is mandatory, because Google allows 200 submissions per day per Cloud project; with your own project that quota is yours instead of shared. It costs you nothing — Google's API is free — and a wizard in the dashboard walks you through the steps. Allow about ten to twenty minutes. We stay under that with a margin of our own: 180 submissions a day for your whole account, and at most 50 per website — so one site cannot drain the project at the expense of the others.
Does Indexly guarantee my pages get indexed?
No, and nobody can. Google decides which pages enter the index. What Indexly does: establish daily what is missing, submit it properly within Google's limits, and show what comes of it.
What does it cost?
€7.50 per month for your account plus €2.49 per website, excluding VAT. You cancel monthly and only pay for the websites you have active.
What happens to pages I deliberately keep out of Google?
We leave them alone. If a page carries a noindex, your robots.txt blocks it, or Google points to a different canonical, Indexly skips it. We never override your own settings.
How many pages can Indexly handle?
The pages in your sitemap are read, up to 200,000 per website, including a sitemap index spanning dozens of files. Checking and submitting is spread across days, because Google caps how much of that is allowed daily.
Ready to see what is missing?
Connect your Search Console and see within minutes which pages Google does not have yet.