When a page should reach new people, one switch makes it findable on Google, Bing and other search engines. Pages meant only for a shared link stay private. It works on the free plan and on your own domain.
What you get
- Found when you want to be: a landing page or calculator can bring in new customers through Google.
- Private when you do nothing: new pages never land on Google uninvited.
- Your call, page by page: the public landing page findable, the client offer not.
- See whether Google drops by: analytics show search engine fetches apart from your guests.
What it can't do
- You can switch it on from day 7 of your account. That slows down scammers who open fresh accounts to push fake pages into Google.
- Switched off doesn't mean secret: anyone with the address gets in, and bots often find new addresses within minutes. Confidential pages need a password.
- Password-protected pages are never listed, even with the switch on.
- Nobody can promise you a ranking. It usually takes days to weeks before a page shows up.
- The MCP server can't flip the switch; that happens in the app.
Questions
Does it cost anything?
No. Any page without a password can be findable in Google, including the three free pages.
Does a custom domain help with Google?
Mostly with trust: visitors see your name instead of somebody else's address. For Google, what counts is the content of your page.
Can I turn it off again later?
Yes. The page then tells search engines to stop showing it. It can take a few days before it disappears from Google.