Multiple Search Console properties
Switch between websites and keep each property's URL queue organized separately.
Manage Google Search Console properties, organize URL queues in Google Sheets, and follow processing progress from one focused Chrome extension.
The extension is in pre-launch testing. Public sign-up and billing are not available yet.
Built around the tools you already use
Useful controls for repeatable URL inspection workflows, without juggling multiple spreadsheets and browser tabs.
Switch between websites and keep each property's URL queue organized separately.
Use familiar spreadsheets to maintain URL lists and review processing statuses.
Work through pending URLs and revisit temporary failures using controlled retry intervals.
Keep the side panel closed while the extension manages its queue with Chrome running.
See pending, processed and attention-needed counts for the selected website.
Respect Google Search Console restrictions rather than attempting to bypass request limits.
Connect your Google account, choose a property and manage its queue. Your spreadsheets remain in your Google account.
Read about data access ↗Authorize the Google services required for your Search Console and Sheets workflow.
Select a Search Console property and organize the URLs you want to inspect.
Review status updates, address errors and pause when Google's limits are reached.
Designed for website owners, publishers and SEO professionals managing multiple Search Console properties.
Public subscriptions will open after licensing, checkout and extension release testing.
48-hour free trial planned. No credit card required to start the trial once available.
No payments are collected on this website at present. Google indexing and ranking are not guaranteed.
Answers to common questions about the extension and the planned subscription.
Still have a question? Contact support ↗No. URL inspection and indexing requests do not guarantee indexing, rankings or inclusion in search results. Google makes those decisions independently.
The extension is designed to support multiple Search Console properties, with separate URL queues and progress tracking.
Queue management is designed to continue through the extension's background worker while Chrome remains open. Processing may be affected by browser throttling or changes to Search Console.
No. It is designed to pause or retry appropriately when Google's request limits or other restrictions apply.
Once the public service launches, the planned trial will begin when a new account is activated. Limited private trial testing is available; public trials have not launched.
After billing launches, customers will be able to cancel future renewals through the billing management process described in the subscription terms.
We're preparing the Chrome extension, licensing and subscription experience for release.