Secure Google authorization
The user signs in on Google and approves clearly requested permissions. Bostmap never sees the Google password.
Install one lightweight plugin, approve access on Google's secure screen, and let Bostmap verify your website and submit any valid XML sitemap.
One secure flow takes your site from plugin installation to authorized ownership verification and sitemap submission—without replacing your SEO tools.
Bostmap coordinates Google’s official APIs while your current sitemap generator and every SEO setting stay exactly where they are.
The user signs in on Google and approves clearly requested permissions. Bostmap never sees the Google password.
Bostmap places a supported verification token through WordPress and asks Google to confirm the authorized owner.
Any valid XML sitemap or sitemap index is detected and submitted to the verified Search Console property.
One clear authorization starts a guided five-step journey. Bostmap coordinates verification and sitemap submission while you stay in control.
Add the free Bostmap plugin to your website.
Choose the Google account that should own the site.
Bostmap places a supported token and confirms ownership.
Your existing XML sitemap is submitted to Google.
Bostmap works with standards-compliant XML sitemaps and sitemap indexes. It reads the public location and handles submission without taking ownership of your SEO settings.
Clear boundary: Bostmap does not generate sitemaps, meta titles, descriptions, schema, or SEO content.
A focused connection between WordPress, Google Site Verification, and Google Search Console.

No. Sign-in and consent happen on Google’s secure pages. Bostmap receives an authorization token only after you approve the requested permissions.
For supported site-verification methods, the WordPress plugin can place the token and ask Google to verify it. Domain-level DNS verification may still require a DNS record change.
All providers are supported when they output a publicly reachable, standards-compliant XML sitemap or sitemap index. You can also supply a custom sitemap URL.
No. Bostmap submits the sitemap successfully, but Google independently decides which URLs to crawl and index.
No. Any plugin, WordPress itself, custom code, or an external tool can keep generating your sitemap and managing SEO.
Install Bostmap, approve access on Google’s secure screen, then let the plugin handle supported verification and sitemap submission.