Every client site, indexed from one dashboard.

Import all the sites you manage in Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, turn indexing on, and let IndexBoost spread the daily quota between them.

How it works for many sites

One sign-in brings in every property. You choose which ones to index.

  1. 1

    Sign in once

    Every property the Google account can see in Search Console is imported.

  2. 2

    Pick up new sites

    Domains verified later in Search Console, and sites under the same Bing Webmaster account, are added automatically.

  3. 3

    Enable the ones you need

    Turn indexing on per site. Disabled sites are not checked and use no quota.

  4. 4

    Share the quota

    Sites on the same Google account share the daily quota fairly, so one busy site cannot use it all.

Built for portfolios

Up to 100 sites
Plans go from 3 sites up to 100 sites on Enterprise, with up to 2,000 Google submissions a day.
Several service accounts
Manage Google service accounts on their own page, including ones you upload yourself.
Progress per site
Each site page shows its submission progress, index status and Search Console metrics.
Scriptable over MCP
Ask an AI assistant to report on every site, or act on one, through the MCP server.

Common questions

Can I manage sites from several Google accounts?

Sites are imported from the Google account you sign in with. The easiest setup is one account that has access to every client property in Search Console.

How is the daily quota split between sites?

When several sites share a Google account, each gets a fair share. Newest content goes first, and older queued pages are swept in near the end of the day.

Which plan should an agency choose?

Agency covers 50 sites and 1,000 pages a day, and Enterprise covers 100 sites and 2,000 pages a day. See pricing for the full comparison.

Can I turn off indexing for a site without removing it?

Yes. Disable the site. It stays in your account, and is no longer checked or submitted.

Stop waiting for Google to find you.

Start indexing