The ecommerce indexing service built for online stores with thousands of product pages. Bulk submit your catalog, automate new product indexing, and protect your pages from deindex with continuous monitoring — all through one platform.
No credit card · Works with Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento & more · API access on paid plans
Most online stores have a silent indexing problem. A significant portion of their product catalog simply isn't in Google's index — costing real revenue every day those pages sit undiscovered.
Google allocates a finite crawl budget per domain. Large e-commerce sites with 10,000+ SKUs often have entire product subcategories that Google hasn't crawled in months — or ever.
A new product launched on Monday that isn't indexed until Thursday has missed 3 days of potential organic search traffic. For seasonal items, that gap can cost thousands in lost sales.
When you update prices or run a promotion, Google won't know until its next scheduled crawl — which can be weeks away. Stale data in search results leads to lower click-through rates and lost sales.
Product pages, collection pages, and landing pages can drop from Google's index during algorithm updates or after technical changes. Without monitoring, you discover the damage only after organic revenue falls.
From initial catalog audit to fully automated ongoing indexing — four steps to complete e-commerce index coverage.
Upload your full product catalog URL list. IndexFlow's bulk index checker identifies which pages are already indexed and which are missing from Google — giving you a prioritized list to act on immediately.
Submit all unindexed product, category, and landing page URLs through IndexFlow's 5-channel submission engine. Google Indexing API, IndexNow, Bing Webmaster API, crawl signals, and ping services fire simultaneously.
Connect IndexFlow to your e-commerce platform via API or webhook. Every new product published, every page updated — automatically submitted for indexing without any manual intervention from your team.
Track indexing rates across your catalog. Get alerts when pages deindex. Pull CSV exports showing indexed vs. unindexed coverage across every product category for stakeholder reporting.
Every capability your e-commerce team needs to maintain complete index coverage at catalog scale.
Upload a CSV of 10,000 product URLs and IndexFlow processes the entire batch. Validates, deduplicates, and fires all 5 indexing channels for each URL. Designed for stores with large, frequently changing catalogs.
Track indexing rates broken down by product category, collection, or URL path. Identify which parts of your catalog have the worst indexing coverage and focus re-submission efforts where they impact revenue most.
Works with Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, custom storefronts, and headless commerce stacks. Submit URLs via API from any platform the moment a product page is published or updated.
When Google drops a product or category page from its index, IndexFlow detects it automatically and re-submits through all 5 channels. No more discovering deindexed pages only after rankings fall.
Set up monitoring on your highest-revenue product pages and category URLs. Receive instant email alerts when a page loses its index status — catch issues before they compound into traffic losses.
Selling internationally? IndexFlow submits hreflang pages, locale-specific product URLs, and alternate-language versions across all 5 channels — helping your international store pages reach their target markets faster.
Connect IndexFlow to your e-commerce platform, PIM, or deployment pipeline. Submit product pages the instant they publish, trigger re-indexing on price or content updates, and pull indexing status data into your internal dashboards.
POST /api/jobs — bulk submit product or category URLsGET /api/jobs/{id} — check status by job IDWebhooks on index / deindex status changesBulk index checker via GET /api/checkX-API-Key authentication — live in 30 secondsIndexFlow is platform-agnostic. If your store produces a URL, IndexFlow can index it.
Shopify
WooCommerce
Magento
BigCommerce
Headless
Custom
Also works with PrestaShop, Wix, Squarespace, OpenCart, and any custom storefront. If it has a URL, IndexFlow can index it.
Start free, scale as your catalog grows. No setup fees, no contracts, cancel anytime. Every paid plan includes API access and bulk index checking.
Free
Free
100/mo credits
Audit & test
Starter
$12/mo
1,500/mo credits
Small stores
MOST POPULAR
Pro
$29/mo
5,000/mo credits
Most popular
Agency
$79/mo
20,000/mo credits
Large catalogs
"We have 8,000 products across 6 categories. IndexFlow's bulk checker found that 1,800 of them weren't in Google's index at all. After two weeks of submissions, our organic product traffic was up 31%. It was the highest-ROI SEO task we've ever done."
Marcus B.
Head of E-Commerce, Fashion Retailer
"We run flash sales and new drops weekly. Before IndexFlow, new landing pages took 5–7 days to index and we'd miss half the sale. Now they're indexed in hours. Our conversion rate from organic search on sale pages has improved significantly."
Chloe W.
E-Commerce Marketing Manager
"The deindex monitoring caught a problem after a Magento migration — 400 product pages had been quietly dropped from Google's index. The auto re-submission brought them all back within a week. We would have lost months of rankings without this."
Rajan P.
Technical SEO Lead, B2B Distributor
An ecommerce indexing service actively submits your product pages, category pages, and landing pages to search engines through official APIs and protocols — rather than waiting for Google to discover them passively through sitemap crawls. Online stores need this because Google's crawl budget is limited. Stores with thousands of SKUs often have large portions of their catalog that Google hasn't indexed, meaning those pages can't rank, can't get clicks, and can't generate organic revenue. IndexFlow solves this with 5-channel simultaneous submission.
IndexFlow is platform-agnostic. It works with any e-commerce platform that produces publicly accessible URLs: Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Wix eCommerce, Squarespace, PrestaShop, OpenCart, and custom-built storefronts. You submit URLs — not platform-specific plugins — so it works regardless of your stack. For automated workflows, IndexFlow's REST API integrates with any platform that supports webhooks or outbound HTTP requests.
When you submit a product URL, IndexFlow simultaneously fires five channels: (1) Google Indexing API — a direct pipeline to Googlebot that triggers priority crawling; (2) IndexNow — a real-time notification protocol supported by Bing, Yandex, and increasingly Google; (3) Bing Webmaster API — ensures your products appear in Bing and Microsoft shopping results; (4) Crawl network signals — shared crawl queues that accelerate discovery; (5) 50+ ping services — a broad network of crawl triggers used by web services globally.
The Pro plan (most popular for e-commerce) covers 5,000 credits per month. Each credit covers one URL submission or one index status check. For stores with 3,000–5,000 products or those launching regular new SKUs, Pro is typically sufficient. The Agency plan at 20,000 credits/month covers large catalogs, frequent product refreshes, and multi-store operations. The free plan gives 100 credits to audit and test before committing.
Yes — this is one of the highest-value use cases for e-commerce indexing. When you launch a seasonal collection or flash sale, the product and landing pages need to be indexed immediately to capture search traffic during the short sales window. IndexFlow's API lets you submit new pages instantly on launch. For planned campaigns, you can pre-submit URLs the moment they go live, giving Google hours to index them before traffic peaks.
Google Shopping product listings are primarily driven by your Google Merchant Center feed rather than organic indexing. However, having your product pages indexed in Google's organic search index does help Google better understand your products' relevance and authority, which can positively influence Shopping ad quality scores and free product listings. More importantly, indexed product pages capture long-tail search traffic that Google Shopping ads don't always reach.
When you update a product page — changing price, description, images, or inventory status — Google won't recrawl it immediately. It will re-crawl on its own schedule, which could be weeks later. For time-sensitive updates (price drops, restocks, sales), you can use IndexFlow's API to submit the updated URL immediately, prompting Google to re-crawl and reflect the current content. This is especially valuable for price-competitive categories.
Track three metrics before and after using IndexFlow: (1) Index coverage in Google Search Console — go to Index Coverage report and compare the number of 'Valid' pages over time; (2) Organic clicks and impressions in GSC for product and category pages that were previously unindexed; (3) Revenue from organic search in your analytics platform. Most e-commerce teams see measurable improvements in index coverage within 2–4 weeks and organic traffic lifts within 4–8 weeks as newly indexed pages begin accumulating ranking signals.