Indexing Issues Fix: Find Out Why Pages Are Not Indexed
When pages do not show up in Google, there is usually a reason you can see in Search Console. We read the Pages report, check key URLs with the URL Inspection tool, and find what is holding pages back: a blocked robots.txt rule, a stray noindex tag, a wrong canonical, a soft 404, a broken sitemap, duplicate pages or pages with too little useful content.
What the report can look like
A short preview of how we group and rank what we find. Every name and number here is made up. Your report uses your own data.
example-shop.test
Issues by area
Checked
- Crawling
- Indexing
- Speed
- Mobile
- Structured data
- Titles & headings
- Internal links
- Duplicate content
Fix first
Blog section blocked in robots.txt
TechnicalHigh impactLow effort12 pages have no meta description
On-pageHigh impactLow effortProduct images over 1 MB slow phones down
TechnicalMedium impactLow effortTwo pages aim at the same search term
ContentMedium impactMedium effort
Sample only: a made-up site and made-up findings to show how issues are grouped and ranked. A report shows what to fix; it is not a promise of rankings or sales.
What you get with indexing API setup
Find why pages are not indexed, fix the causes, and help new pages get found. Google decides what it indexes, so we fix what is in your control and never promise a result.
Basic Package
Indexing check and fix list; Search Console Pages report review for 1 site; URL Inspection of up to 20 key URLs; Sitemap, robots.txt, canonical and noindex check; Written fix list in priority order; IndexNow setup for Bing and other engines. 2-day delivery, 2 revisions.
Standard Package
Indexing fixes for up to 5,000 pages; Everything in Basic; We fix sitemaps, robots.txt, canonicals, noindex tags and soft 404s on up to 5,000 pages; Duplicate and thin page review with a merge, improve or remove plan; Internal links to your new and orphan pages; "Request indexing" in Search Console for up to 10 key URLs; 30-day Pages report check. 5-day delivery, 2 revisions.
Premium Package
Large page sets up to 50,000 pages, with release pacing; Everything in Standard, for up to 50,000 pages; Sitemap index split by page type, with lastmod dates; Template review for thin and duplicate pages; Release plan that publishes new pages in batches; Automatic IndexNow pings when pages change; Google Indexing API setup only if your pages are job postings or livestream videos; 60-day Search Console monitoring. 9-day delivery, 2 revisions.
Clear brief first
We confirm what you need before work starts, so the scope is clear on both sides.
Revisions listed
Each package shows its revision rounds. A round is one list of changes sent together.
Yours once paid
Copyright of the final work passes to you once the order is paid in full.
Ad spend and tool subscriptions are paid by you, straight to each platform. Results depend on many things outside anyone's control, so we report plainly on what was done.
How our indexing API setup works
Find the cause
We read the Pages report and inspect key URLs in Search Console.
Fix the blocks
Sitemaps, robots.txt, canonicals, noindex tags, soft 404s and duplicates.
Help pages get found
Internal links, sitemap updates, IndexNow, and batch releases for big launches.
Check the results
We watch the Pages report and tell you what changed and what to do next.
How we help pages get found, within Google's rules
For Google, the main tools are a clean XML sitemap and good internal links from pages Google already knows. For a small number of key URLs we can use "Request indexing" in Search Console, which Google limits, and asking again does not make it faster. For Bing, Yandex and other engines that support it, we set up IndexNow. Google does not use IndexNow.
Google's Indexing API is only allowed for job posting pages and livestream video pages. We set it up only for clients whose pages are really of those types, and we stay within Google's daily quota. We do not use it to push ordinary pages, product pages, blog posts or programmatic pages.
In short
- Delivery in 2 to 9 days, by package.
- Fixed price, shown before you order.
- Sites with many pages marked "Discovered" or "Crawled - currently not indexed".
- Teams that published a big set of new pages and want them found.
- Copyright yours after full payment.
Indexing API Setup: common questions
How much does indexing API setup cost?
Prices are fixed and shown by package on our Indexing API Setup pricing page, so you see the full price before you order. You can also ask for a custom quote.
How long does the work take?
Delivery depends on the package: Basic 2-day delivery; Standard 5-day delivery; Premium 9-day delivery. Google then crawls on its own schedule, which can take days to weeks.
What is included in the Basic Package?
The Basic Package includes a Search Console Pages report review for 1 site, URL Inspection of up to 20 key URLs, a sitemap, robots.txt, canonical and noindex check, a written fix list and IndexNow setup. Higher packages add the fixes themselves, internal links, release pacing and monitoring.
Can I get a custom index bloat SEO package?
Yes. If none of the packages fits, use the custom package form on our pricing page to describe what you need, and our team sends you a fixed price.
Do you use Google's Indexing API?
Only when Google allows it. Google says the Indexing API is for job posting pages and livestream video pages only. If your pages are of those types, we set it up and stay within Google's daily quota. For all other pages we use sitemaps, internal links and, for a few key URLs, "Request indexing" in Search Console.
What is IndexNow?
A way to tell search engines such as Bing and Yandex that a page was added or changed. Google does not use IndexNow.
Can this fix index bloat?
Yes. Standard and Premium include a review of duplicate and thin pages, with a plan to merge, improve, noindex or remove them.
Why are my pages crawled but not indexed?
Google fetched them but chose not to keep them, often because of thin, duplicate or low-value content. Improving uniqueness and internal links usually matters more than resubmitting.
Is IndexNow useful if I care about Google?
It helps with Bing and other engines, not Google. For Google we rely on sitemaps, internal links and fixing the issues in Search Console.
Who owns the final work?
Copyright of the final work passes to you once the order is paid in full. Paid fonts, stock files or licences, if used, are licensed in your name.
Ready to start your indexing API setup?
Compare the packages and pick the one that fits. Not sure which? Write to us and we will help you choose.