Indexly
Automate indexing. Track progress. Improve your SEO.
What it does
We’re launching Indexly with a special Product Hunt offer. Use the promo code to unlock lifetime access for one website, completely free. You’ll be able to automate indexing, track indexing progress, monitor key metrics, and get practical recommendations to improve your pages. No monthly fee for that first website. Just claim the offer during launch and keep using Indexly for that site for life.
Indexly compares your sitemap with the Google index daily and submits missing pages automatically. €7.50 per month plus €2.49 per website, cancel monthly.
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. 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. You connect Indexly to the Google Search Console that already holds your websites. You grant permission at Google itself; we never see your password. In Search Console you give our account access to the…from indexly.software
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