Frequently asked questions
Answers about submissions, scheduling, credits and search-engine outcomes
TurboIndexing organizes public URL submissions, scheduled batches and provider processing records. Search engines make crawling and indexing decisions.
Submissions are queued for processing. Search engines decide whether and when to index a URL; indexing is not guaranteed. Track provider submission status in History.
Use the Submit page to paste URLs or select a CSV/TXT file up to 2 MB. The website workflow accepts up to 500 unique URLs; exact duplicates within the prepared batch are removed.
One credit is reserved for each accepted unique URL. Visit Pricing for live package data. Scheduling a URL for later does not add a second per-URL credit.
The first URL enters the provider workflow immediately. Remaining URLs are scheduled at an interval from 1 to 1440 minutes. This schedules service submissions, not search-engine indexing.
The workflow accepts valid public HTTP/HTTPS URLs, including referring pages on other websites. Submission does not let you change the remote page or inspect it through an unrelated Search Console property.
The TurboIndexing API uses an X-API-KEY header and accepts up to 100 entries per request before validation and deduplication. It is a separate product from Google’s Indexing API.
Use Dashboard and History to review provider processing and queue states. Those records do not confirm a Google index result.
Submissions are queued for processing. Search engines decide whether and when to index a URL; indexing is not guaranteed. Track provider submission status in History.
Use the configured support email or Telegram contact shown on Contact Support. Include the relevant URL, batch or order reference, without sending passwords or API keys.
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Use the help center, Drip Mode guide, API documentation or current pricing.
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