Tag Parrot
Effortlessly automate and accelerate Google indexing for better SEO.. [Paid]
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What is Tag Parrot?
Tag Parrot is an automated Google indexing tool that helps websites get indexed by Google Search in under 48 hours. The tool connects directly to your Google Search Console account, automatically syncs your website properties and sitemaps, then submits unindexed pages to Google's Indexing API. This eliminates the need to manually request indexing for each URL one at a time in Google Search Console, saving significant time for website owners and SEO professionals.
Key features include auto indexing on autopilot mode that submits unindexed pages daily, bulk indexing with one-click batch submissions, live index status checking updated every 24 hours, automatic sitemap synchronization to detect new pages, Open Graph preview reviews for meta tags, and simple site management from one dashboard. The tool uses the official Google Indexing API with a dedicated Google Cloud service account unique to each user.
Tag Parrot is designed for bloggers, website owners, SEO professionals, digital marketing agencies, and anyone struggling with Google indexing delays. It's particularly valuable for sites with many pages that take months to fully index through normal sitemap submission, sites sitting in the
Tag Parrot pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free Preview tier: Access to review meta tags and preview Open Graph cards. Small plan: $11/month for 3 sites, index up to 200 pages per day. Medium plan: $29/month for 10 sites, index up to 400 pages per day. Large plan: $59/month for 20 sites, index up to 600 pages per day. Agency plan: $129/month for 50 sites, index up to 1000 pages per day. All plans include: Auto Indexing on autopilot, Bulk Indexing with one-click submission, Check Live Index Status up to 2,000 pages daily, and Auto Sitemap Sync every 24 hours.
Tag Parrot pros
- Indexes pages within 48 hours automatically
- Uses official Google Indexing API directly
- No manual one-by-one URL submission needed
- Auto-syncs websites from Google Search Console
- Auto-pilot mode handles daily indexing automatically
- One-click bulk indexing for batch submissions
- Live index status checked every 24 hours
- Auto sitemap sync detects new pages daily
- Open Graph previews for meta tag review
- Simple site management from single dashboard
- Email notifications when pages submitted
- Supports multiple websites per plan
- Free Preview tier for meta tag review
- Helped index over 5 million pages to date
- No secret techniques or black-hat SEO used
Tag Parrot cons
- Requires Owner permission in Google Search Console
- Daily limit of 200 pages on smallest paid plan
- Must add unique service account to GSC manually
- Google recommends API only for short-lived content
- Indexed pages delayed in GSC reporting
- Limited to 2,000 pages checked daily for status
- No money-back guarantee mentioned
- Micro SAS with limited feature set
- Pricing may be high for casual users
Frequently asked questions about Tag Parrot
How does Tag Parrot index pages?
Tag Parrot relies on the official Google Indexing API designed explicitly for indexing purposes. It seamlessly reads your website's sitemap and submits pages to the Indexing API either manually or automatically. Each user receives a dedicated Google Cloud service account that acts as the intermediary between Tag Parrot and your website, facilitating smooth communication with the API. The Indexing API enforces a daily limit of 200 pages per day.
How long does it take to index pages?
Tag Parrot accelerates the indexing process significantly. When you request a page to be indexed through their system, it will happen within about 48 hours. This is much faster than waiting months for Google to naturally discover and index pages through sitemap submission alone.
How do I index more than 200 pages per day?
Boost your indexing by choosing a plan with a higher indexing limit. The Small plan indexes 200 pages/day, Medium indexes 400 pages/day, Large indexes 600 pages/day, and Agency indexes 1000 pages/day. Having a higher quota is key to expedited progress for numerous websites or massive sites with many pages.
Why do you require Owner permissions?
Tag Parrot requires you to add their unique service account as an Owner in your Google Search Console to grant permission to index pages on your behalf. This may seem intrusive initially, but it's necessary for the tool to communicate with the Google Indexing API and submit pages for indexing on your website.
How to add new sitemaps?
Adding new sitemaps is achieved via the Manage Sites page. You sync your site with Google Search Console (GSC) and Tag Parrot will automatically crawl your sitemap to grab all pages and meta tags for indexing.
How to add new sites?
Adding new websites to Tag Parrot is done via the Manage Sites page. Your account just needs to have GSC access with Owner or Full User permissions. Once added, flick the switch to activate any website you want to index pages for.
How to remove sites from your account?
Removing old websites from Tag Parrot is straightforward. You can do this via the Manage Sites page by following the provided instructions to deactivate and remove sites you no longer need.
When will indexed pages appear in GSC?
When you submit pages for indexing, results won't appear instantly on the Google Search Console indexing report due to a slight delay in the report's update process. Tag Parrot pulls in live index status every 24 hours so you know which pages are indexed before GSC updates.
What is the Preview tier?
The Preview tier is free access that allows you to review your meta tags and preview Open Graph cards. You can crawl your site to grab all pages and meta tags, review Open Graph previews of every page to double-check there are no issues with titles, descriptions, and images, without committing to a paid plan.
Does Tag Parrot work for all page types?
Yes, the Google Indexing API happily processes any page type you submit as long as there are no other technical SEO issues. While Google recommends the API only for short-lived content like JobPostings and BroadcastEvent, Tag Parrot has not seen any sites have content removed or be flagged by Google for using it with other page types.