An email when a page leaves the index
Deindexing alerts within a day of detection, on the Pro plan. The plan is blunt about which half of this product people pay for: the alerts are the product.
The problem
Wix shows you what is indexed today. Nobody tells you when that changes.
Search Console answers one question at a time and answers it about right now. There is no history behind the answer, so nothing notices when a page is deindexed, when Google starts preferring a different canonical, or when a page quietly stops being served. You find out from the traffic, months later.
What your page declares
Canonical: /product/ethiopia-guji-natural In your sitemap: yes Crawling: allowed
What Google answers
Canonical: /product/ethiopia-guji Index state: not indexed Reason: duplicate, Google chose a different canonical
Every line is a field the URL Inspection API returns, laid out as the prototype's own page detail lays it out. The difference between the two panes is the Pro plan's canonical change alert.
What you get
Six things it does for you
The canonical you did not choose
Google preferring a different URL than the one you declared gets its own alert, because it is usually what happens shortly before a page stops being served at all.
History Google does not keep
The URL Inspection API returns a snapshot and keeps nothing. Every inspection Indexify takes is stored, so a page has a record behind it instead of a status.
A check after you publish
A new or updated Wix page is re-checked a day later, three days later and a week later, so you learn whether it made it in rather than assuming it did.
The pages earning nothing
Indexed with no impressions for ninety days, and pages sitting in your sitemap that were never indexed at all. Two reports, both on the Pro plan.
A report a client can read
Scheduled reports with your own logo on the Agency plan, several Search Console properties in one view, and a CSV export of everything underneath it.
What it looks like
The state of one page, in words
- Serving
Indexed
Google holds the page and can show it to somebody.
- At risk
Crawled, not indexed
Still fetched, no longer served. Usually the warning before a page drops out altogether.
- Gone
Not in the index
The page has left. This is the alert the Pro plan exists for.
- Explained
Excluded, with a reason
A duplicate, a canonical Google chose instead, a soft 404, a redirect error. The reason arrives with the status.
- Zombie
Indexed and earning nothing
In the index, and no impressions in ninety days. Its own report on the Pro plan.
- Orphan
In your sitemap, never indexed
Listed for Google since the day you published it, and never picked up.
The first four are the plan's own status vocabulary, the last two its zombie and orphan reports. There is no count beside any of them: this app has no customers yet, so it has measured nothing.
Pricing
Plans
$0
No card
For seeing whether you have a problem at all.
Most sites
Pro$12.99
Per month, or $9.09 a month billed yearly
For one site you cannot afford to have quietly disappear.
$34.99
Per month, or $24.49 a month billed yearly
For a book of client sites, and reports you put your name on.
Questions
Before you install
Can it make Google index a page?
No, and nothing can. Google's Indexing API only accepts job postings and broadcast events, so it ships on the Agency plan alone, only where Indexify finds that markup on your site, and it is a crawl hint rather than a promise. The word guarantee does not belong anywhere near indexing.
Wix already connects Search Console and inspects URLs. Why do I need this?
Those are free, they work, and Indexify does not sell them. What none of them provides is history, an alert, or a check that runs on its own after you publish. This is the watching, not the inspecting.
How often is a page checked?
Weekly on the free plan, with a manual refresh once a day. Daily on Pro. On Agency, a daily pass over the pages at risk and a full sweep each week, because a page leaves the index from the at-risk set and a daily sweep of everything would spend the whole of Google's quota to learn the same thing.
What about IndexNow, or Bing?
Wix already pushes to Bing automatically on Premium sites, and the key file IndexNow needs cannot live at the root of a Wix domain, so Indexify does not offer it. Reporting what Bing did with those pushes is on the roadmap and is not here yet.
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