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CrawlScout

Auto-submit new pages to Google and track indexing status

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Checks your sitemap, auto-submits new and unindexed pages to search engines, and reports indexing status with Search Console data and weekly emails.From the listing

About CrawlScout

Checks your sitemap, auto-submits new and unindexed pages to search engines, and reports indexing status with Search Console data and weekly emails.

CrawlScout is a search indexing and monitoring tool for site owners who want their pages to actually show up in search results. Publishing a page doesn't guarantee Google indexes it — new URLs can sit unindexed for days, and older pages can quietly drop out of the index without anyone noticing. CrawlScout automates the submission side of that problem: it checks your sitemap on a regular schedule, spots new or previously unindexed pages, and submits them to search engines for you.

Beyond submission, it keeps watch over indexing status. The tool flags pages that have been de-indexed or can't be crawled, pulls data from Google Search Console, and presents indexing and search performance in a dashboard. Weekly email reports mean you don't have to log in to know how your sites are doing. It supports Google along with other search engines.

Pricing starts with a 14-day trial that doesn't require a credit card. The Starter plan costs $12/month, or $99/year billed annually (about $8.25/month). There's also an Agency plan aimed at teams managing multiple client sites, though its price isn't listed on the site.

Best for:

  • Site owners who publish regularly and want new pages indexed quickly
  • SEO teams tracking indexing status across several sites from one dashboard
  • Agencies managing client sites that need an agency-tier plan
  • Marketers hunting down de-indexed or uncrawlable pages
  • Anyone who wants Search Console data summarized in weekly email reports

Frequently asked questions

How does CrawlScout get pages indexed faster?

It checks your sitemap frequently and automatically submits new or previously unindexed pages to search engines, replacing manual URL submission. The site doesn't publish specific indexing timeframes.

Which search engines does it support?

Google is explicitly supported, along with other search engines. The site doesn't list every engine by name.

How much does it cost?

Starter is $12/month or $99/year (about $8.25/month). An Agency plan exists but its price isn't published. A 14-day trial is available with no credit card required.

Does it integrate with Google Search Console?

Yes. Search Console integration is a listed feature, and the dashboard uses it to show indexing and search performance.

Can it fix pages that can't be crawled?

It identifies de-indexed or uncrawlable pages so you know what to fix, but the repairs happen on your site, not in CrawlScout.

Can I use it for multiple sites?

Yes — agencies and teams managing multiple sites are a stated target audience, and there's an Agency plan for that use case. The site doesn't specify how many sites each plan allows.

Alternatives

CrawlScout focuses narrowly on indexing and monitoring. If you need broader SEO coverage, these tools overlap in different ways:

  • ZipTie — a rank tracking tool; a better fit if you want keyword position tracking alongside or instead of indexing monitoring.
  • Konvart — an all-in-one SEO and AEO platform covering audits through rankings; pick it if you want one tool for more of the SEO workflow.
  • RanksPro.io — built for agencies with rank tracking, audits, and LLM visibility; choose it if you need those features in addition to monitoring.
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