Comparison
IndexMe vs IndexPlease
Both tools help new pages get discovered. They take different routes and charge differently.
Side by side
| IndexPlease | IndexMe | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Sign up, create a workspace, import sites from your Google account, add their service account to your sites in GSC and a Bing key at your site root, then enable Auto Indexing | Enter your site in the free desk; host the IndexNow key file; follow the Search Console steps |
| Engines named | Google and Bing on the home page; the footer also lists Yandex, Naver and Seznam | IndexNow engines (Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam.cz, Yep and others); Google via Search Console guidance only |
| Automation | Daily scan for new and unindexed links, daily sitemap sync, email progress reports, bulk indexing, indexing history | Manual runs with a submission history; no daily auto-submit |
| Pricing | Starter $15/mo ($7/mo billed annually): 400 pages/day, 3 sites. Growth $35/mo ($17): 1,000 pages/day, 10 sites. Professional $65/mo ($33): 2,000 pages/day, 20 sites. Enterprise from $65/mo. | Starter $0. Pro $19.99 one-time. Studio $29.99 one-time. |
IndexPlease facts are from indexplease.com and indexplease.com/pricing, checked Oct 4, 2026. Prices can change; check their page before buying.
When IndexPlease is the better choice
If you run large or fast-growing sites (programmatic pages, big blogs, many client sites) and want submission to happen every day without you touching it, IndexPlease is built for that. Its per-day quotas, multi-site plans and Search Console integration are things IndexMe doesn't offer. If you are an agency with 10 to 20 sites, its Growth or Professional plan is a closer fit than IndexMe.
When IndexMe is the better choice
- You have one or a few small sites and need a correct setup more than a daily pipeline.
- You'd rather not grant a third-party service account access to your Search Console.
- You want to start free, and pay once instead of monthly.
- You also want llms.txt and structured-data starter files.
The Google question
IndexNow is shared by participating engines. The participating endpoints listed on indexnow.org/faq (checked Oct 4, 2026) are the IndexNow global endpoint, Amazon, Bing, Naver, Seznam.cz, Yandex and Yep. Google is not on that list. For Google, the supported routes are an XML sitemap submitted in Search Console and the URL Inspection tool's "Request indexing" button. IndexMe walks you through both; it does not claim to do more than that.
What IndexMe is
IndexMe is a small indexing desk from AgentHive Inc. It does not push pages into Google. It does the legitimate parts: IndexNow pings to the engines that accept them, sitemap and robots.txt checks, llms.txt and structured-data starter files, and step-by-step Google and Bing Search Console instructions. Every action is reported as what it was: a guide is a guide, a generated file is a generated file, an accepted protocol request is an accepted request.
| IndexMe plan | Price (indexme.lol) | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $0 | Indexing action plan, Google + Bing guidance, sitemap generator, submission history. The free desk checks your site, finds your sitemap and notifies Bing and IndexNow partners. |
| Pro | $19.99 one-time | Everything in Starter, IndexNow submission, AI discovery files, social distribution kit |
| Studio | $29.99 one-time | Everything in Pro, expanded site portfolio, priority submission queue, full activity archive |
Search engine inclusion is never guaranteed, by IndexMe or anyone else. Search engines decide what enters their index.