Get your most important pages indexed by Google

You submit public URLs. We help Googlebot discover and crawl those pages and then check whether each one is indexed. Google still decides what it indexes, so pages need to be worth indexing: real content, reachable, and not blocked by robots rules or a noindex tag.

We only help Googlebot discover and crawl the public pages you submit, then report what happened. Google still decides what it indexes, on the same terms as any other page. We do not change your pages or your rankings, and we do not claim any special standing with Google.

No. There is nothing to install, no code to add, and no access to grant. You submit addresses, we help Google find them, and every URL reports its own status.

Yes, for sites you manage. Search Console lets you inspect a page and request indexing one URL at a time, with a daily limit that Google does not publish as a fixed number, and Google notes that repeated requests do not speed things up. For many pages it recommends a sitemap. Index My Site adds bulk submissions, automation from your agent or workflow, and result tracking, and it works for public pages on sites you do not own. Neither route guarantees indexing.

Yes. You can submit a page again after a major update. Each new submission uses one credit. An indexed result does not confirm that Google has read the latest version; it means the page is in Google’s index when we check. We do not watch pages for changes, so resubmit when you have updated something worth seeing. Google says crawl timing varies and repeat requests do not make it faster.

No, Google restricts its Indexing API to job postings and livestream video pages, so it is not a supported route for most pages so we don't use it. You do not need to set it up to use Index My Site. We help Googlebot discover and crawl the pages you submit.

No. There is no account to connect and no ownership verification. Any public, crawlable http or https URL can be submitted, including pages on sites you do not own, such as an article that mentions your product.

Processing starts as soon as a funded submission is accepted. We check every URL once after 24 hours. Your full report follows around day 5, with final checks around day 14.

No. Google decides what it indexes and can drop pages later. Thin, duplicate, blocked, or noindex pages are unlikely to make it. What you can count on is the follow-up: submitted URLs are checked and reported, URLs we cannot process are marked failed without using a credit, and a URL confirmed as not indexed returns its credit.

When a URL is confirmed as not indexed after the final check, the credit for it goes back to your balance. That usually happens around day 14. You only pay for pages that get indexed.

The pages that matter to your business: product and feature pages, documentation, comparison and alternative pages, blog posts, and for stores, product and collection pages. Pages on other public sites that mention or cite you can be submitted too.

Up to 2000 URLs per submission, and as many submissions as you like. Credits never expire. Your first purchase is $50 for 250 credits, and later top-ups start at $10.