Indexing, without the guesswork

You give us a list of URLs, or a sitemap. We fetch each page the way a crawler would, tell you which ones have a problem and why, and send the rest to Google. Then we keep checking Search Console until we know what happened, and tell you.

The result is a clear answer for every page: indexed, still waiting, or blocked, along with the reason.

Check before you submit

Most pages that never get indexed have a reason you can fix: a 404, a noindex tag, a robots.txt rule. Finding that first costs nothing and saves everyone’s time.

Verify, do not guess

We follow each page with Google Search Console’s URL Inspection, so a page is “indexed” when Google says it is, not when we hope it is.

Pay for results

A credit is used only when a page is confirmed indexed. Pages Google chooses not to index are refunded.

Be honest about the limits

Google decides what to index. We never promise otherwise, and we say plainly how we use Google’s tools, including that its Indexing API is officially meant for job-posting and livestream pages.

We ask Google for read-only access to Search Console, and we use it only to confirm that you may submit a page and to check whether it was indexed. We never change anything in your Search Console, we do not use Google data for advertising and we do not sell it. The privacy policy has the full detail.

• How it works, step by step
• Indexing guides for the problems behind “not indexed”