Every Shopify store auto-generates sitemap.xml with product, collection, page, and blog sub-sitemaps. Paste the URL and IndexFlow pulls them all.
See which product and collection pages are indexed, which are stuck, and which never got crawled at all — in one dashboard.
Unindexed URLs get submitted through the Google Indexing API, IndexNow, and Bing simultaneously, with automatic rechecks.
Shopify makes it easy to launch products, but it also makes it easy to create thin, near-duplicate pages that Google is reluctant to index: variant URLs, filtered collection views, and templated product descriptions pulled straight from a supplier feed. When a large share of a store's pages look similar to Google, crawl budget gets spread thin and new, legitimate product pages get deprioritized.
Seasonal and drop-based stores feel this the most — a new collection launches, and the products sit in "Crawled — currently not indexed" right through the sales window because Google hasn't recrawled yet. Waiting on Search Console's one-URL-at-a-time inspection tool doesn't scale when you're launching 50+ SKUs at once.
IndexFlow solves this by treating your Shopify sitemap as a single bulk job: check index status for every product and collection page, then instantly submit the gaps through multiple indexing channels instead of waiting on Google's crawl schedule.
Yes. Shopify's sitemap.xml is a sitemap index pointing to separate product, collection, page, and blog sitemaps. IndexFlow follows the index automatically and pulls URLs from every sub-sitemap.
Templated descriptions, thin variant pages, and low internal linking from your homepage/collections all reduce how much crawl priority Google gives new products. Submitting directly through the Google Indexing API and IndexNow skips the wait for natural recrawl.
Yes — paste the collection's product URLs or re-import your sitemap after publishing, and IndexFlow submits everything unindexed in one batch instead of one-by-one in Search Console.
Yes, IndexFlow supports bulk checks up to 100,000 URLs per batch, so large catalogs can be checked and submitted in a single pass instead of piecemeal.
Yes, IndexFlow's free plan includes 100 credits/month — enough for most small stores to monitor and resubmit new products without paying anything.