FROM NOT INDEXED TO SUBMITTED
Submit Bulk Google Indexing Requests. Without the manual grind.
Get your unindexed pages discovered by Google faster. Select unindexed URLs from your project and submit them in bulk — without touching Google Search Console one URL at a time.
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NOT INDEXED · 48 URLS
/products/winter-jacket-2026
Not Indexed
/blog/new-collection-launch
Not Indexed
/campaigns/spring-sale
Force Priority48 selected · quota remaining visible
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Google OAuth
Secure APIBulk + Force Requests
Submission History
Multi-account GSC01 / THE SIGNAL, NOT THE WAIT
What are bulk Google indexing requests?
Every page must be discovered, crawled, and accepted into Google’s index before it can appear in search. Passively waiting for Googlebot can take hours — or weeks.
WHY PASSIVE DISCOVERY FAILS
Campaigns cannot wait for crawl luck.
A newly published landing page tied to an active campaign cannot wait two weeks. A product page ahead of a promotion needs indexing before the sale starts. A page that was blocked and just fixed needs Google to re-crawl it as soon as possible.
HOW BULKINDEXCHECKR HELPS
One bulk action. Full history.
Instead of submitting URLs one at a time in Search Console, identify all unindexed URLs in your project and submit them in a single bulk action — connected to GSC through Google’s official API.
An indexing request does not guarantee immediate results; it actively informs Google. Every request is recorded in your project’s submission history.
02 / HOW TO SUBMIT
From project open to measurable re-check.
The full workflow inside BulkIndexCheckr — check first, submit what needs attention, then verify the outcome.
01
Open your project
Log into your dashboard and open the project containing the URLs you want to work with. Every project stores your URLs, index check results, and submission history in one place.
02
Run a bulk index check
Before submitting, run a bulk index check. Every URL returns Indexed or Not Indexed — so you only submit URLs that need attention and do not waste quota on pages already indexed.
03
Filter to unindexed URLs
Use the project filter to display only URLs marked Not Indexed. You get a clean list of pages missing from Google’s index and ready for submission.
04
Select the URLs you want
Select individual URLs or all unindexed URLs at once. With a large list, prioritize the most important pages first — submission volume is not unlimited.
05
Submit bulk or force request
Bulk Indexing Request submits selected URLs as a group through your connected GSC account. Force Index Request prioritizes a high-value or time-sensitive URL.
06
Monitor submission history
Every request is recorded with date, time, and URL list — a permanent log of indexing actions across projects that Search Console does not provide natively at this scale.
07
Re-check index status
After 24–72 hours, run another bulk index check. See which submitted URLs moved from Not Indexed to Indexed — a clear, measurable view of impact.
03 / HOW IT WORKS
Built into your index-check workflow.
Authenticated through Google’s official API, with history and outcome tracking beside the URLs that matter.
Bulk submission
Submit multiple unindexed URLs in one action — whether 10 pages or 500 — replacing hours of manual GSC work with one click.
Force index requests
Prioritize campaign landing pages, product launches, press releases, or any page where indexing delay has direct business impact.
Submission history & logs
Every request is saved with URLs, project, GSC property, and timestamp — easy to audit and report to clients or stakeholders.
Built into your check workflow
No separate upload. Run your check, filter to Not Indexed, select, and submit — everything happens in one place.
Official GSC API
Requests go through your connected Search Console account via Google’s Indexing API — authenticated, secure, and tied to the correct property.
Multi-account support
Submit for your sites, client accounts, or brand properties from one dashboard — no logging in and out of separate Google accounts.
Analytics and progress tracking
After re-checking, your dashboard shows which submitted URLs moved from Not Indexed to Indexed — before-and-after data that demonstrates the real impact of your indexing request submissions over time.
04 / BEFORE YOU SUBMIT
Things to know before submitting.
Transparent limits and expectations — so you submit strategically and get better results.
Submissions are not unlimited
Google’s Indexing API has usage quotas. All submissions operate within those limits, and your available quota is visible in the dashboard.
Be strategic — focus on high-value commercial pages, time-sensitive content, and recently fixed issues rather than submitting your entire inventory at once.
Submitting does not guarantee indexing
A request tells Google a page is ready to crawl — it does not guarantee indexing. Fix technical blockers first:
noindex tag or header- Blocked in robots.txt
- Wrong canonical target
- Thin / duplicate content
- Non-200 status codes
- JS rendering issues
Timing varies
Googlebot typically crawls within a few hours to a few days, depending on crawl budget, authority, server speed, and Google’s load. Use scheduled monitoring or manual re-checks to track when each URL gets indexed.
A connected GSC account is required
Requests are sent through Google’s official API, authenticated via your GSC account and tied to verified properties. Connecting takes a few clicks with secure OAuth — then you can submit for any linked property.
Connect Google Search Console
05 / WHEN TO USE
Ideal moments to push pages
toward faster discovery.
01
New content
Submit newly published pages that Googlebot has not yet discovered — especially on larger sites where new pages can wait weeks in the crawl queue.
02
Content updates
Submit pages with significant improvements when you want Google to re-crawl and re-evaluate them faster.
03
Post-migration
After a domain migration or URL restructure, submit new URLs in bulk so Google discovers and indexes them before traffic drops become prolonged.
04
Technical fixes
Submit pages previously blocked by noindex, robots.txt, or other issues that are now resolved.
05
High-priority pages
Submit important landing pages, product pages, or campaign pages that need to appear in Google search as quickly as possible.
06
Seasonal / time-sensitive
Submit pages tied to promotions, events, or announcements where the indexing window is narrow and delay means lost opportunity.
06 / FAQ
Clear answers on bulk indexing requests.
All indexing requests use Google’s official Search Console API and operate within published usage policies and quotas.
Talk to the team
You can select and submit multiple URLs in one action from your project. The number available per submission depends on your current API quota, which is displayed inside your dashboard. Submitting within your available quota ensures your requests go through without interruption.
No. Submissions are based directly on the URLs already inside your project and their most recent index check results. There is no need to re-upload — simply filter to Not Indexed and select what you want to submit.
No. Each indexing request must be submitted through the GSC property that the URL belongs to. BulkIndexCheckr routes each submission through the correct connected property based on the URLs you select.
Yes. BulkIndexCheckr supports multiple connected GSC accounts. You can connect all the accounts you manage and switch between them inside the same dashboard to submit indexing requests across different clients or websites.
After submitting, run another bulk index check on those URLs. If Google has crawled and indexed the page, its status will update from Not Indexed to Indexed. You can also enable scheduled monitoring so status is re-checked automatically.
A bulk indexing request submits a group of selected URLs in one action — best for standard batches of unindexed pages. A force index request is a priority submission for a single specific URL that needs faster processing — best for time-sensitive or high-value pages.
The underlying action is the same — both send a signal through the official Indexing API. The difference is practical: GSC requires one-by-one submission via URL Inspection, provides no organized bulk history, and cannot filter unindexed URLs at scale. BulkIndexCheckr does all of this from one dashboard.
Yes. All requests go through Google’s official Indexing API using your authenticated GSC account. This is a legitimate, Google-supported process. As long as submissions stay within the API usage limits BulkIndexCheckr enforces, there is no risk to your website or Search Console account.
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