You published the page, and Google Search Console still says "Discovered, currently not indexed." Connect your site to Google Search Console once, and our system does the rest: it reads your sitemap, checks every page, sends the ones not indexed, and shows you where each one stands.
From $5.99 per month, on domains you own.
Google does not use IndexNow, so one indexer alone leaves pages out. Every plan includes both, and IndexNow costs nothing extra.
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It cannot rank, get clicks or make a sale. While it waits, a competitor's page on the same topic can get crawled first and start collecting the searches you wrote yours for.
Open your Page Indexing report in Google Search Console, then put your own numbers into this calculator.
$1,500
Potential Monthly Value Sitting Outside Google
Starter covers 600 URLs a month across 2 domains, up to 10 URLs per domain each day, for $5.99.
Choose StarterThis is simple math on the numbers you enter, not a traffic forecast or a promise of results.
A website indexer is a tool that helps search engines find, crawl and store your pages, so those pages can appear in search results. Google keeps a huge web page index, and it only looks there when someone searches. Publishing a page does not add it. Google has to discover the URL, crawl it, and then decide whether to keep it.
That process can stall for weeks, especially on new sites and large catalogs. A website indexer lets you index website pages on a steady daily schedule and shows you which ones are still waiting, so you are no longer guessing.
You may see the same kind of tool called an indexer website or an indexer site, and some people search for a site index website when they mean this too. French-speaking site owners often look for "indexer site web." Whatever you call it, the goal is to index web site content sooner, whether that is one URL or thousands.
Google explains the process in its guide to how Search works, including the fact that it does not guarantee it will crawl or index any page.
Google learns the URL exists. We read your sitemap and send the pages not indexed.
Googlebot fetches the page. We check its status and send it again if needed.
Google decides whether to store the page. We report the result.
The page can now compete in search, based on its quality.
Green marks the stages a website indexer can directly help with. Indexing and ranking remain Google's decisions.
You have three ways to get pages noticed. Only one of them keeps working when you publish more than a few pages a week.
| Approach | Effort | Volume | Status Tracking | Site Checks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wait for Google | None | Whatever Google picks | Check reports yourself | Find problems yourself |
| Request Indexing in Google Search Console | Manual for each URL | One URL at a time, with a quota | Inspect each URL | Shown per URL |
| WebsiteIndexer.io | Connect once, then automatic | Up to 22,500 URLs a month | Every page, one dashboard | Robots.txt, sitemap and SSL |
Seasonal products, news and launch pages lose value every week they are missing from search. Fast website indexing gives them a chance while they still matter.
Rewriting an old article only helps once Google has crawled the new version. When your sitemap shows a page has changed, we send it again.
A broken sitemap or a robots.txt rule can keep pages out of search for months. Site checks and page-by-page status show you before you waste more time waiting.
Setup takes a few minutes, and the Google Indexer needs nothing installed on your site.
Count your domains and the pages you need sent each month, then pick the plan that covers them.
Add our email to your Google Search Console property with Full permission, then enter your domain. Your site needs a working sitemap, and our site checks flag any problem.
Our system reads your sitemap and checks each page with Google, so you never have to index web page updates by hand.
Pages not indexed go out automatically, every day, up to your plan's limits. Your dashboard shows where each one stands.
Your next unindexed page is already waiting.
Every plan includes the full product. Each plan sets how many domains you can connect, how many URLs we send for each domain per day, and your monthly total. Prices are in US dollars, billed monthly.
Personal Sites and New Blogs
600 URLs per Month
$5.99/month
Choose StarterGrowing Blogs and Small Stores
1,500 URLs per Month
$12.99/month
Choose StandardPublishers and Active Stores
3,000 URLs per Month
$22.99/month
Choose ProLarge Catalogs and In-House Teams
7,200 URLs per Month
$47.99/month
Choose BusinessSEO Agencies and Client Portfolios
22,500 URLs per Month
$110.00/month
Choose AgencyA website indexer helps search engines find and process your pages. You connect your site once, and the tool reads your sitemap, sends the pages that are not indexed, and reports which ones made it into the index. It replaces hours of checking pages one at a time in Google Search Console.
It varies. Some pages are picked up within hours, while others take days or weeks, and the timing depends on your site quality, crawl history and how many pages you publish. Submitting a page tells Google it is ready. Google still sets the schedule.
No. Google alone decides what goes in its index, so be careful with any service that promises 100% results. Thin, duplicate or blocked pages can stay out even after repeat sends. We run site checks and show you each page's status, so you know what to fix.
Asking Google to crawl pages you own is a normal part of running a site. We work only with domains you verify in Google Search Console. We do not build backlinks, send other people's URLs or change anything on your website.
Yes, Google Search Console is required to connect your website to our indexer. You need to connect your Google Search Console property and grant us Full permission so we can verify website ownership, access your website's indexing data, check the indexing status of your pages and submit your "not indexed" URLs for indexing.
No, we do not use the Google Indexing API for indexing. We use our own in-house indexer. For your information, Google stopped the Indexing API on September 11, 2024, under its spam update, and any indexers claiming to use the Google Indexing API to index your URLs are fake.
You already did the hard part and wrote them. Connect your site today and see where each one stands.
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