Manage larger batches
Choose when later URLs in a batch become due for provider processing.
Drip Feed Indexing for Scheduled URL Submissions
TurboIndexing Drip Mode schedules provider submissions across a chosen time window. It helps you plan URL and backlink batches; it does not schedule search-engine crawling or indexing.
Meaning and limits
What is drip-feed indexing?
People use “drip-feed indexing” to describe submitting URLs on a schedule. In TurboIndexing, Drip Mode schedules the submission workflow: the first URL is sent to a provider immediately, and the remaining URLs are queued at your interval.
That schedule controls when URLs become due for processing in TurboIndexing. It does not control when Google or another search engine crawls, indexes, or ranks a page.
One URL now, then one at each interval
NowURL 1Sent to provider workflow
15 min
+15 minURL 2Scheduled for processing
15 min
+30 minURL 3Scheduled for processing
Operational control
When a scheduled submission workflow helps
Choose Drip Mode for your workload and campaign planning, not as a way to influence search-engine decisions.
Coordinate campaign timing
Set a submission schedule that fits your own workflow or reporting plan.
Review queued work
See scheduled URLs and their queue status in the History page.
Schedule examples
Immediate workflow or Drip Mode
These examples show submission timing only. A provider response does not confirm that a search engine crawled or indexed a URL.
Drip Mode off
ImmediateImmediate workflow
Use the regular submission workflow when scheduling is not needed
URLs in batch 3
Illustrative timingAll three URLs enter the immediate provider workflow
Drip Mode
ScheduledScheduled batch
Send the first URL now and schedule the rest every 15 minutes
URLs in batch 3Interval 15 min
Illustrative timingURL 1: now → URL 2: +15 min → URL 3: +30 min
Drip Mode
ScheduledLonger work window
Coordinate a batch with a longer interval between scheduled URLs
URLs in batch 4Interval 60 min
Illustrative timingURL 1: now → URL 2: +60 min → URL 3: +120 min → URL 4: +180 min
Setup
Set a schedule for a URL batch
- 01
Add valid URLs
Use the submission form’s paste field or its CSV/TXT upload. Check invalid rows and duplicates before continuing.
- 02
Enable Drip Mode
Choose an interval from 1 to 1440 minutes. The first URL enters the provider workflow immediately; later URLs are scheduled at that interval.
- 03
Review the submission
One credit is reserved for each accepted unique URL when the batch is submitted. Scheduling later URLs does not add another per-URL credit.
- 04
Follow the queue in History
Review the URL record and queue state. A due item may wait for the background worker before its provider submission is processed.
Keep the stages clear
Scheduled submission is not scheduled indexing
A later URL is saved with a due time in the TurboIndexing queue.
The URL has entered a provider workflow. Check the status recorded in History.
A search engine fetched the page. TurboIndexing submission status does not establish this.
The search engine decides whether to include the page and how it may rank.
When should I use immediate bulk submission?
Use the standard bulk URL workflow when you want to submit a batch without intentionally spacing later URLs. Choose Drip Mode when managing the schedule is useful to your operations.
For public referring pages, see the backlink indexing guide. The URL indexer overview explains owned and third-party URLs. Developers can schedule batches through the TurboIndexing API using the technical reference.
Questions
Drip Mode questions
The first URL enters the provider workflow immediately. The remaining URLs are saved with due times based on the interval selected for that batch.
You can include valid public HTTP or HTTPS URLs, including public third-party backlink pages. TurboIndexing records your submission workflow; it does not give you control of that other website.
No. A scheduled submission is not a crawl or index confirmation. Search engines decide whether and when to crawl or index each URL.
The website form accepts up to 500 unique URLs per submission; the API accepts up to 100 URL entries per request. Both allow intervals from 1 to 1440 minutes.
One credit is reserved for each accepted unique URL when the batch is submitted, including URLs scheduled for later. Drip Mode does not add another charge for those URLs.
The current user History page shows queue status but does not provide an edit or cancel control for scheduled URLs. Choose your interval before submitting the batch.
History shows Drip Scheduled on URL records and queue states such as Scheduled, Waiting for worker, Processing, or Paused. Submitted means the provider workflow accepted the URL; it does not mean a search engine indexed it.
Use the regular bulk workflow when you do not need to spread processing over time. Drip Mode is for people who want later URLs in the batch to become due on a chosen schedule.
Plan your next batch
Choose when URL submissions are due
Review the submission help or current credit packages before you begin.
Open URL submission