Go index me! automatically scans all your URLs and politely asks Google to index them. ✅ Automatically index 2000 pages/day ✅ Automatically inspect up to 2700 pages/day ✅ Automatic sitemap updates ✅ ♾️Unlimited sites & search consoles
Hello!
I'm the maker of this service. It may be too expensive for some, but let's analyze the competition:
For this to be an "apples-to-apples" comparison, let's assume 2000 URLs indexed per day, on the Yearly plan:
goindex.me: $75/mo
indexely: $6000/mo (80x more expensive)
tagparrot: $258/mo (3.44x more expensive)
seoguard: $198/mo (2.64x more expensive)
indexwiz: $149/mo (1.98x more expensive)
indexedpro: $130 (1.75x more expensive)
foudroyer: $119/mo (1.59x more expensive)
The comparison isn't just, though. None of these competitors offers unlimited Search Consoles, websites, sitemaps and URLs with full 60 days transparency, access to logs and fine-grained control.
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🙀 The problem:
I've created some great content but it's not getting indexed.
This is not a robots.txt issue or a sitemap.xml problem, this is just Google being Google.
🧀 The solution:
If only there was a way to politely ask Google to index all my pages on a regular basis.
📣 Go index me! is a product I've built to scratch my own itch. I own multiple web properties with thousands of pages each, and they were stuck at around 10% indexing for over 3 years.
Features, a.k.a. the things I needed:
✅ up to 2000 URLs indexed per day
✅ up to 2700 URLs inspected per day
✅ regular sitemap updates
✅ ♾️ unlimited websites
✅ ♾️ unlimited search consoles
✅ 💲 predictable & affordable pricing
🎉 Now my websites are 100% indexed by Google.
💎 Transparency
Unlike other similar indexing products, you have access to absolutely everything our bots do in your admin interface. If it's not there, it didn't happen - and it's all in plain English.
Logs are kept for up to 60 days.
@markjivko The issue of content indexing is indeed relevant for a new product (especially when launching the MVP).
Congratulations on the launch.
I'm off to testing. Hope everything goes smoothly.
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Congrats on the launch! Great to see the indexing tool space heating up.
I'm currently using a launch from last week (Rankweek), curious how this tool compares? (I've also used TagParrot and Foudroyer in the past.)
Congrats again on the launch! I think the aspect I saw that stood out to me was the unlimited websites.
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@esus Thank you for the kind words. ❤️
Indeed, this product uses Firebase for authentication.
This means you can use either a Google account or an e-mail address to log in, then assign as many Google Search Consoles as you need.
There is no restriction on the number of Search Consoles or Properties (websites) you can add to your account.
The second noteworthy difference is the pricing. It's significantly cheaper than all competitors.
It also scales linearly, with $7.5/month for 200 URLs indexed daily, instead of exponentially.
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@esus@markjivko GoIndex's pricing is indeed cheaper, but how does its performance compare to competitors(No offense intended: Based on the landing pages, TagParrot and Foudroyer seem more professional).
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@esus@bonvisions Go index me! offers 2x more daily URL indexing requests than competitors.
Unlike competitors, every action is available transparently in the dashboard - logs are kept for 60 days; this includes indexing, URL inspection, sitemap analysis and all warnings and errors that may arise.
A landing page is a landing page. It does not impact the performance of web workers and it does not correlate to the quality of the service.
Go index me! also has a public API: https://api.goindex.me/
The service uses an advanced round-robin algorithm to ensure best QoS for all clients, regardless of size.
It's so annoying that Google sometimes does not index your pages even if you ask through the search console. Is this solution 100% guaranteed to work?
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@jsteneros No, it's not guaranteed, as Google states on their official API page. This "indexing request" is something they usually honor (99% of scenarios) but still you need to consider that Google reserves its right to change your indexing status at any moment for any reason.
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Politely :D lol Google daddy would be happy on this behavior ;) Congratulations on the launch. How is it different from other similar apps?
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@naveed_rehman It's less restrictive (2000 URLs/ day), more transparent ( access to logs over 60 days, and all API endpoints are documented publicly https://api.goindex.me ), a lot cheaper (starting at $7.5/month for 200 URLs indexed daily on the annual plan) with linear pricing, instead of exponential.
Last but not list, there is no limit on the number of search consoles and websites you can manage from 1 account and you can sign up with any valid e-mail address, not just with a Google account.
Congrats for launching! Can you tell what is difference between your tools and google search console?
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@farbod_ghotbi The Google Search Console allows you to manually request indexing for up to 10 URLs per day.
This tool uses Service Workers and Google's Official API to increase that number to thousands per day and it's all automated.
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How do you deal with the issue that the Google Indexing API only having the use policy for job adverts and livestreams?
Hey • @markjivko
This looks cool. I just subscribed to the monthly plan with a PH discount and I'm looking forward to seeing the performance.
I have a few questions:
1. Is there a documentation or support section for GoIndexMe where I can read how to get started or how does this tool works?
2. Under Google Search Console, I see "Why pages aren't indexed" error log section, where it shows multiple reasons about why my pages are not being indexed. For what kind of reasons, this tool can be helpful? Does it help resolve reasons like "Crawled - currently not indexed" and "Discovered - currently not indexed" or more? or just one of them?
3. I have a website for which Google Search Console shows the following data: 5.56K pages not indexed and 728 indexed, with 5094 pages discovered but not indexed.
How will GoIndexMe help me with this? Will it only help index the 5094 discovered pages, or will it also work with the 375 crawled pages that are not yet indexed?
Just to clarify, what does this tool actually do that I cannot do manually under Google Search Console for free? As far as I understand, currently I have to manually check GSC, click the 'Validate Fix' button for errors like "Crawled - currently not indexed" or "Discovered - currently not indexed". Then Google takes weeks to validate many pages, and often fails to validate many others. After a few weeks, I have to check again and click the 'Validate Fix' button once more. This process continues until most of my pages are indexed by Google. Tools like GoIndexMe simply automate this process and automatically send the 'Validate Fix' button for each page after a specific time interval. Am I understanding this correctly?
4. I see other users talking about similar tools like RankWeek, TagParrot, and Foudroyer, and they have asked you how your tool compares to them. In your response, I mostly read about the price difference, but I'm more interested in the backend technologies that you guys use. Are the tech logic the same in all these tools, including yours? I'm sure you must have studied other tools before creating your own. So, are there many methods that can expedite Google indexing, or is there just one method that you and others are using? I'm not specifically asking about TagParrot or Foudroyer, but I simply want to understand if your tool also offers the exact same technology as others but at an affordable cost, or if there might be a difference?
5. Suppose I purchased the 1000 pages request per day plan by buying 5 service workers. What should be my workflow for a website with 10K pages? Should I enable all the service workers and increase the daily indexing requests to their maximum to get 1000 page requests per day and therefore send all 10K page requests in 10 days? Or is there an optimal way to gradually increase the daily indexing requests from 100 page requests to the maximum of 1000 page requests per day? Is there a correct way to achieve the best indexing results, similar to an email warming up scenario?
Looking forward to your response.
Also, what's your support email where I can ask more questions.
Thank you.
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@niteshmanav
1. The product is still super young, documentation coming soon.
I can tell you that under the hood it uses web service accounts to send Indexing requests to your Google Search Console through Google's official API. These are "requests" - meaning they are not guarantees that the pages get indexed and Google retains the right to deindex your pages at any time in the future. Each service account is limited to 200 requests per day, per Google's TOS.
2. The tool doesn't solve "hard" issues like 404/403/500 server-side errors, robots.txt directives preventing indexing etc. - but it does push Discovered and Crawled pages into Indexed status.
3. It will index all pages that are currently not indexed, for whatever reason (except a hard issue).
I've tested goindex.me on my own website (approx. 50k pages) and it does work. These pages were listed as "discovered, not indexed" and "crawled, not indexed" for years.
Goindex.me sends indexing requests, not "validate fix" requests. I am not sure why Google handles these differently, but it does. In my experience, the indexing requests work faster than "validate fix".
4. They all use the same Google API under the hood. All of them. And the thing is Google can deprecate that API at any point, so it's no guarantee this service will be around forever.
- Goindex.me allows you to work with unlimited websites and unlimited search consoles from the same admin. You don't need a Gmail account to log in, any e-mail address will do.
- This service allows for many more daily requests than competitors
- It's completely transparent - with 60 days logs
- It handles many more daily URL inspection requests than competitors
- It automatically fetches sitemaps more frequently than competitors; there is no limit on the number of manual sitemap refreshes you can perform from the dashboard
5. I wouldn't recommend buying the 1000 package for a site with just 10k pages!
333 daily requests is the number you need to index all your website in 1 month, so technically 2 service workers are more than enough - that's 400 indexing requests per day. I would even say buy 1, wait a month, see if you're happy with the results, then carry on from there - there's no rush.
It makes no difference to Google how fast you index things and please note that Google can always deindex pages later on.
This indexing stage is just the first step. You then need to acquire backlinks to those indexed pages to signal to Google that they are valuable, but I can't help you with that.
Support: goindex@proton.me
@markjivko Thank you for the detailed response. I have now added 2 service workers with total 380 indexing per day for a website with 11K URLs. ( Screenshot: https://share.zight.com/Jrum0r7B ) Let's wait for a month to see how it goes. :)
By the way, this website only has 5.6K pages on it then why does it show 11K URLs under GoIndex.me? Does it count one URL twice? Would love to understand this.
Also, I will email you further for any needed help.
Best wishes.
