Get your key pages into Google

Asks Google to read the pages that matter most, and tells you which ones it will not show and why.

Takes
About 10 min
Credits a run
~60–150 creditsEstimate
Updated
Nov 2, 2026
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The message it sends“Get my key pages into Google.”

Overview

What she does, step by step.

Your key pages asked into Google, and a plain list of the ones it will not show.

  1. 1Picks your most important pages from your site.
  2. 2Checks each one in Search Console, in your Chrome.
  3. 3Asks Google to read the ones that are not in it yet.
  4. 4Ends with each page and what Google says about it, in plain words.
From your site

What she fills in from your site.

  • Your website
  • Your most important pages
Where it stops

Where she stops, and why.

  • You need Search Console set up for your site. If it is not, she tells you how.
  • Google limits how many pages can be asked for a day; the rest wait for tomorrow.
Sample receipt

What you get at the end.

An example. Yours shows your own results.
PageIn GoogleDone
/pricingYesNothing needed
/features/editorNot yetAsked Google to read it
/blog/how-it-worksNot shown: it points Google to another pageTold you what to change
Pricing

What a run costs in credits.

~60–150 credits a runAn estimate until it has real runs. The app shows what each of your runs used.

PlanCreditsThis recipe
Free500About 3–8 runs
Essentials5,000 a monthAbout 33–83 runs
Growth20,000 a monthAbout 133–333 runs
Scale50,000 a monthAbout 333–833 runs
Enterprise125,000 a monthAbout 833–2,083 runs

Fees a site charges, like a paid listing, are never paid in credits. She always asks you before any of them. See plans →

FAQ

Questions about this recipe

Does asking guarantee Google shows the page?

No. It asks Google to read it sooner. The list tells you what stands in the way when there is something.

Which pages does she pick?

The ones your buyers land on: home, pricing, features and your best guides. She lists them first.