QuickIndexx is an instant indexer: you give it URLs, and it asks search engines to come and crawl them. It is built for new blog posts, updated pages, product pages and backlinks that search engines haven't discovered yet.
What happens to every URL
- Google: each URL is sent through our pool of Google service accounts ("feeders") using the Google Indexing API. Googlebot is pointed at a small feeder page on our verified property, which leads straight to your URL.
- Bing, Yandex, Seznam, Naver and Yep: the same URL is announced right away through the IndexNow protocol, which needs no Google capacity.
- Verified visits: when a crawler arrives we check it by reverse and forward DNS, so fake bots that only copy a Googlebot User-Agent never count.
- Index checks: after a verified Googlebot visit, follow-up checks look for the URL in Google's index.
What we promise
We promise the crawl signal and honest tracking. If we cannot verify a Googlebot visit within 24 hours of sending a URL to Google (or we couldn't send it within 24 hours), the credit goes back to your balance automatically. See How credits work.
What we don't promise
Search engines decide what they index. A crawl is not the same as indexing.
Google may crawl a page and still choose not to index it, usually because of thin or duplicate content, a noindex tag or a canonical pointing elsewhere. No tool can force indexing, and anyone who guarantees it is not being straight with you. Read Crawled, not indexed for what you can do about it.
Who it's for
- Bloggers and site owners who want new posts picked up faster
- SEO agencies submitting client pages and backlinks in bulk
- Developers who want an API or the WordPress plugin
Where to go next
- Read the Quick start to submit your first URL.
- Learn how the feeder pipeline works.
- Compare packs on the Pricing page. Credits never expire.