Updates

Run an optional free preflight on up to 1,000 URLs in a single-site task draft. It checks HTTP status, redirects, noindex, canonical, and robots access, shows progress, and can be cancelled. Keep or replace the draft with URLs that pass all checks; task pricing and explicit submission remain separate. Preflight does not request or guarantee indexing.

The free site audit can sample a sitemap and send only pages that pass its strict response, robots, noindex, redirect, and canonical checks into the new-task form. Unclear pages remain available for review. Importing does not create a task or charge tokens.

After extracting a sitemap, load up to 5,000 URLs into the new task form. URLs are deduplicated and the existing price estimate and task confirmation still apply; importing does not create or charge for a task.

The admin overview now groups the latest saved checker result per URL and task over the last 30 days, excluding historical legacy tasks. It reports the checked query outcome and sample size; it does not claim full search-engine index coverage.

The checker now tries the next available evidence path when a search provider returns an inconclusive challenge. A challenge stays unknown and follows the existing refund rules; it is not reported as an unindexed URL. Provider connection failures still receive bounded retries.

Tasks created before automated report tracking are labeled for review. Their reports no longer show a readiness percentage based on stored task status; review the saved evidence for each URL instead. Existing evidence remains available, and opening or exporting a historical report does not change its charge or refund state.

Search stays focused as you type, and matching narrows as your query changes. This fixes the interruption where the results refreshed after a single character.

Report evidence now fits the available width across screen sizes. Each check identifies the connected Search Console property it used; this is read-only evidence from the owner’s account, not an indexing submission.

Create workspaces, assign tasks individually or in bulk, and filter task history by workspace.

Large histories are split into pages so reports stay manageable. Individual reports also page through URL results instead of loading one long, unwieldy list.

Reports can include read-only Google Search Console inspection details, show IndexNow request evidence, and compare available engine checks. A request being accepted does not prove that a URL was indexed.

Run a limited site audit and review its findings, with optional Google Search Console evidence when a matching property is connected.

The MCP connection lets supported agents access account and task tools using a user-created key. Keys can have usage caps and report-ready email or webhook notifications.