Custom URL Indexing Tool for Google and Bing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a Windows-compatible tool, written in Python, that can push large volumes of URLs into the Google and Bing indexes—even when those links fall on the “black-hat” side of the spectrum.
Speed is critical; every extra minute a link sits unindexed hurts my campaigns, so the solution has to automate the entire submission flow, bypass typical rate limits, and confirm when a URL has been accepted by each engine.
Core expectations
• Single-click or batch import of URLs in .txt or .csv
• Concurrent processing so thousands can be handled in one run
• Clear status feedback: submitted, indexed, failed
• Simple UI (CLI is acceptable if it keeps things faster)
• No dependencies outside standard Python libraries and whatever extras you bundle in the installer
For your proposal, just show past work that proves you’ve built similar indexing, scraping, or automation tools. A brief demo video or executable from previous projects is ideal; I don’t need a lengthy plan until we agree to proceed.
Delivery: complete, ready-to-run executable with source code, plus a short readme that explains setup, usage, and any proxy, captcha, or API details needed for smooth operation.
Speed is critical; every extra minute a link sits unindexed hurts my campaigns, so the solution has to automate the entire submission flow, bypass typical rate limits, and confirm when a URL has been accepted by each engine.
Core expectations
• Single-click or batch import of URLs in .txt or .csv
• Concurrent processing so thousands can be handled in one run
• Clear status feedback: submitted, indexed, failed
• Simple UI (CLI is acceptable if it keeps things faster)
• No dependencies outside standard Python libraries and whatever extras you bundle in the installer
For your proposal, just show past work that proves you’ve built similar indexing, scraping, or automation tools. A brief demo video or executable from previous projects is ideal; I don’t need a lengthy plan until we agree to proceed.
Delivery: complete, ready-to-run executable with source code, plus a short readme that explains setup, usage, and any proxy, captcha, or API details needed for smooth operation.