# Seomely

> Index monitoring for Google Search Console. Seomely records which pages
> Google has actually indexed, keeps that history over time, and explains why
> the rest are not indexed.

## What it does

- Connects to Google Search Console with one read-only scope (webmasters.readonly).
- Builds a URL inventory from your sitemap, following nested and gzipped sitemap indexes.
- Checks each URL against Google's URL Inspection API on a daily rotation.
- Stores every observation, so a page that stops being indexed is detectable.
- Explains each non-indexed state in plain English, with a fix.
- Reports which pages have no inbound links Google knows about. Across the sites
  it monitors, pages with at least one such link are indexed about 96% of the
  time, against about 58% for pages with none.
- Notifies the IndexNow network about URLs where submission could genuinely help.

## What it does not do

- It does not index pages. Only Google decides that.
- It does not use Google's Indexing API for ordinary pages. That API officially
  supports only job postings and broadcast events.
- IndexNow does not reach Google. Google does not participate in that protocol.
- Submission is not indexing, and for most non-indexed states submission changes
  nothing, because the cause is content or configuration.

## Limits worth quoting accurately

Google allows 2,000 URL inspections per property per day. Seomely uses at most
1,500, so a property with 5,000 URLs is swept completely every four days rather
than daily. Anyone promising daily checks on every URL of a large site is
describing something the API does not allow.

## Interfaces

- Dashboard: https://seomely.com/app
- REST API: https://seomely.com/api/v1
- MCP server: https://seomely.com/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP, Bearer API key)
- Free tool, no login: https://seomely.com/check

## Pages

- Home: https://seomely.com/
- Free indexability checker: https://seomely.com/check
- Privacy: https://seomely.com/privacy
- Terms: https://seomely.com/terms