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How it works

What happens every time Indexidia runs

Five minutes of setup, then it works on its own: every page sent, checked and explained.

Setup

Four steps to your first report

Add your site

Type your domain. Indexidia finds your sitemap automatically.

Upload one key file

A tiny text file proves the site is yours and unlocks IndexNow.

Get your report

Pages are sent to IndexNow and audited, with a fix for every problem.

It keeps running

Daily on Pro, weekly on Free: new pages sent, old pages re-checked.

Each run

The cycle, step by step

This runs automatically for every verified site.

#StageWhat happensWhen
1Read the sitemapOpens your sitemap and any sitemaps inside it, saving every address with its last-changed date.Every run
2Send to IndexNowPages that are new or changed since the last run go out in batches of up to 10,000.Every run
3Check pagesPages are opened one at a time and checked for the eight problems. Oldest checks go first.Every run
4Ask GoogleWith Search Console connected, reads Google's status for up to 1,900 pages a day.Pro and Agency
5Report and fixesResults are grouped by problem, with counts, example pages and a fix for each.Every run
6RepeatThe whole cycle runs again automatically.Daily (Pro) or weekly (Free)
Search engines

How each search engine is handled

Honest about what can be sped up and what can't.

IndexNow engines

Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam and Yep

Pages are submitted directly through IndexNow. These engines usually crawl them within hours, and Bing also powers results in other places.

HowDirect submission
SpeedMinutes to hours
StatusSubmitted
Google

Google decides on its own schedule

Google is not part of IndexNow. Indexidia removes what blocks Google, keeps your sitemap clean, and shows Google's own status for each page.

HowFix blockers + clean sitemap
SpeedDays to weeks
StatusChecked

Scan your site free

Just your domain. We find the pages Google is likely to skip. About 10 seconds.