Comparison
TagParrot is closed. What to use instead.
If you used TagParrot to auto-index pages on Google, you need a new plan. Here is what changed and what you can do instead.
Your options, from free to paid
| Option | What it does | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Google Search Console | Submit your sitemap; use URL Inspection's "Request indexing" for key pages | Free |
| Bing Webmaster Tools + IndexNow | Notify Bing and other IndexNow engines when pages are added, changed or removed | Free |
| IndexMe (this site) | Free desk that checks your site, finds your sitemap and notifies Bing and IndexNow partners; Search Console instructions; AI-discovery files | Starter $0, Pro $19.99 one-time, Studio $29.99 one-time |
| IndexPlease | Monthly auto-indexing that connects to Search Console and Bing | From $15/mo ($7/mo billed annually), per indexplease.com/pricing, checked Oct 4, 2026 |
| IndexMeNow | Per-URL credits aimed at Google indexing | From $59 for 60 credits (excl. VAT), per indexmenow.com, checked Oct 4, 2026 |
Which to pick
If you had a TagParrot plan because you needed hands-off daily submission on many URLs, a paid auto-indexing service like IndexPlease is the closest replacement, and it will serve you better than IndexMe. If you mainly wanted new pages found faster on a handful of sites, start with the free steps: a clean sitemap in Search Console, IndexNow for Bing and the other participating engines, and good internal links to new pages. IndexMe exists to make those free steps quick and to report honestly what happened.
TagParrot's note says the closure was due to changes by Google. Whatever tool you choose, treat any promise of Google indexing with caution: Google decides what it indexes.
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.