Free Mobile Sitemap

Suitable for small sites.

In the free version, only 3 running request per day is allowed.

Features:

Basic set-up options

Crawl up to 500 URLs

Static Pro XML Sitemap $2.50/One-off
1m URLs   Full set-up   No updates

Automatic XML Sitemap from $4.00/Mo
25k … ∞ URLs   Full set-up   Auto updates

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Note: Only WAP and iMode websites is indexed. Otherwise regular XML Sitemap used.

Website root URL:
For example: http://website.tld
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Processing settings: General settings are used by default. Click to view or change settings.

Crawler Settings

Turbo mode through proxy servers Average speed/load: Crawler mode and identify: Max crawl time: Max page-level depth:

Crawl Options

Follow the rules set in the robots.txt file Don't crawl content marked as noindex Don't crawl URLs marked as nofollow Follow & consolidate canonical URLs Indexing AJAX (hashbang) Crawl HTML forms Crawl framed content Crawl javascript Reject URLs that don't comply with RFC 1738 Reject URLs that don't comply with Yandex specifications

Generation Settings

Include Priority, use website structure Include Lastmod Calculate Changefreq from Expires & Cache-Control Headers Create Sitemaps Index File (for several files) Create or renew robots.txt Break Sitemap Into Parts: URL

Exclude or customize URLs

In the URL pattern, you can use any substring and the wildcard *, which means any sequence of characters. For example: *.jpg or /uploads
URL contains: , assign: Priority: , Changefreq: Exclude Remove Filter 

+ Add custom rule

 

What is a Mobile Sitemap?
Mobile Sitemap is an XML file designed to send Google a listing of web pages based on the WAP and iMode content. This type of sitemap uses the extra XML namespace proposed by Google.
What is WAP and iMode?
These are outdated technologies for adapting Internet content for display on mobile phones. Today, WAP and iMode are used extremely rarely because mobile device capabilities have improved over time, mobile Internet speed has increased significantly, and mobile browsers have begun to fully support HTML markup and HTTP protocol.