I'll be blunt: Google Search Console was never meant for bulk indexing. URL Inspection is a flashlight, not a conveyor belt. If you run a store, a job board, or a content site that ships 20–50 pages a week, clicking through each URL is a joke.

Where Search Console falls short

There's no "upload this list and index it" button. You paste one URL. You wait. You do it again. Hit the daily cap and you're parked until tomorrow. Sitemaps help Google discover URLs, sure — but discovery ≠ "please look at these 300 pages now." Google even covers crawl budget for larger sites for a reason.

What bulk submission should feel like

You connect a site once. You point at a sitemap (or paste a list). You press one button. Then you look at a status column: ok, error, try again. That's it. No spreadsheet of which URLs you already clicked.

How IndexMe handles batches

On IndexMe you can pull every URL from the sitemap and submit them through the Indexing API. Need a smaller chunk? Fine. Need to re-hit a few that failed last week? Also fine. We built the dashboard around that workflow because it's what we needed ourselves.

1. Create an account and add the site in the dashboard.
2. Verify ownership the way the setup flow asks.
3. Import sitemap URLs or paste your own list.
4. Run bulk indexing (or a smaller batch if you prefer).
5. If you need more capacity later, check the plans.

After the backlog is cleared, keep new pages moving with realtime submits or scheduled jobs. And if something breaks, ping us — we'd rather fix it than watch you sit on a pile of unindexed URLs.