Website Page Indexing: Queue and Turbo
The 'Indexing' section in the cabinet addresses a task not related to cascades: it deals with pages of your own website. A page that is not indexed by Google brings neither impressions nor clicks, no matter how many links lead to it.
How to Start
- Open the 'Indexing' section and select the site — the list is taken from connected Search Console resources.
- Click 'Collect and Check': the platform will collect the site's pages and check their status in the background.
- The pages will be categorized: indexed, not indexed, checking still ongoing.
Without a connected Search Console, the section will not work — instructions for connection.
Free Queue
Pages can be submitted to Google for free, through the official indexing interface. The limitations are honestly displayed in the interface and are caused by Google's own quota, not our desire to sell more:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Total daily quota of the platform | about 200 addresses per day for all clients |
| Limit for one client | up to 100 addresses per day |
| Maximum in one request | 500 addresses |
| Deadline | calculated and displayed when queued |
The quota is shared among clients in the queue, so with a large volume, the deadline increases. Submitted pages are automatically rechecked in Search Console.
Turbo Indexing
A paid option for volume and urgency: the order is paid from the balance, the price per address decreases with the increase in quantity — from $0.49 for single addresses to $0.15 for large packages. In one order, up to 500 addresses.
- The order goes to an external accelerated indexing service.
- About four days later, the first status check is performed.
- In two weeks, the order is finalized.
- For addresses that did not get indexed, the money is automatically returned to the balance.
How This Differs from Publication Indexing
| Website Page Indexing | Publication Indexing | |
|---|---|---|
| What is indexed | Pages of your website | Articles of the cascade on third-party platforms |
| Who initiates | You, manually | The platform, automatically after publication |
| Payment | Free queue or paid order | Included in the cost of the cascade |
| Refund | Yes, for unindexed addresses | No, instead there is reallocation |
Notifications and Control
Notifications about the results of the check are sent to email and the cabinet bell. Statuses for each page are visible in the section table, and for the project as a whole, it is useful to look at 'Missed Traffic': pages without indexing are visible there as unrealized demand.
When Indexing Will Not Help
- The page is closed in robots.txt or with a noindex meta tag — first, open it.
- The page returns an error or redirect — Google will index the final address, not the original.
- The page is a duplicate of another page: Google will choose the canonical one and ignore the rest.
- There is practically no content: submission speeds up crawling but does not make the page worthy of indexing.