Pay per URL · No subscriptions

Get your pages indexed
fast, not weeks.

The workflow SEO pros use for problem URLs, product pages and backlinks. Every URL is checked on 12 technical signals, pushed through 8 discovery channels, and monitored for 14 days. Built in Germany. GDPR compliant.

Start with 200 free credits Try the live checker

No subscriptionNo credit cardGDPR · EU data

★★★★★4.9/5 · 49 reviews

Indexed / credits back

See all reviews & test the tool yourself

LIVE DIAGNOSISStep 1 / 2

Where are you stuck right now?

Pick your problem — we'll show you the next step.

Trusted by · Integrated with

SEO teams, store owners and website operators.

★★★★★

4.9/5

49 reviews · Trustpilot

1,240+

Projects supported

12M+

URLs processed

LIVE · URLS PROCESSEDsince launch · worldwide

12,337,736

Made in Germany·GDPR compliant·EU data·Used by SEO pros

Google Search Console

This is what “not indexed” really looks like

Without help, almost everything stays out. Flip the switch — and see what FastIndexing changes.

Page indexingExport

/sitemap_index.xmlLast updated: May 25, 2026

Not indexed

2 reasons

Indexed

Impressions

Pages

Feb 28Mar 11Mar 22Apr 02Apr 13Apr 24May 05May 16

View data on indexed pages

Why aren’t these pages being indexed?

Pages whose indexing failed can’t appear in Google Search results.

Reason	Source	Validation	Trend	Pages
Discovered – currently not indexed	Google systems	Started		47
Crawled – currently not indexed	Google systems	Started		18

Rows per page: 10 1–2 of 2

1 of 65 pages indexed

Index everything now — 200 free credits

Live checker · free

Check first — then decide.

See in under 10 seconds whether your URL is indexed — or why not.

URL

✓ No signup✓ Google · Bing · Yandex✓ Canonical + Robots + Index status

How it works

We qualify before we bill.

Every URL goes through a D0 qualification on 12 technical signals. Pick a verdict — and watch the pre-flight run live.

fastindexing.io/product/oak-armchair-solidPre-flight running… 0/12

HTTP status

Canonical tag

Noindex

X-Robots-Tag

og:url

Thin content

Redirect chains

Title tag

H1 heading

Sitemap

Internal links

Empty body

Pre-flight running…

After submission

Anyone can submit.
What matters is what happens next.

14 days of monitoring with follow-ups — and a final AI audit that names every blocker. Click through the days:

Pre-flight + submission

Day 0 in the lifecycle

12/12 signals checked · handed to 8 channels

Google APIIndexNowSitemapBacklinksLinksRSSSocialBot

✉ Email to you: Qualification + confirmation

8 signals · one workflow

More than a single submission.

Other tools rely on one method. FastIndexing combines multiple discovery channels — because each URL needs different signals.

Google API

Direct push notifications

IndexNow

Bing, Yandex, Seznam — quickly

Sitemap Ping

Structured discovery signals

Authority Backlinks

Picked up by strong sites

Link Distribution

Targeted discovery paths

RSS Feeds

Feed readers & aggregators

Social Signals

Extra crawl triggers

Headless Bot

Direct fetching as a nudge

What matters isn't the number — it's that they're used wisely.

Real GSC data

Not promised — measured.

Search Console data from real projects. Before → after, in days.

Shopify · DACH+1.550%

Product pages back from invisibility

New product URLs stayed outside the index for weeks. After structured processing, GSC data showed clear gains within days.

Not indexed

14218

Indexed

8132

Page indexingGSC · 90 days

Content Hub+1.360%

Blog articles finally visible

Despite publishing, new articles didn't appear in the index. After processing, first results were visible within 48 hours.

Not indexed

779

Indexed

573

Page indexingGSC · 90 days

Backlinks+1.875%

Guest posts that actually count

Backlinks were set — with no effect because they weren't indexed. After structured processing, relevant links were recognized much faster.

Not indexed

878

Indexed

479

Page indexingGSC · 90 days

Who's behind it

Dmytro Puhach

Founder · 15+ years SEO
German company, Ainring · GDPR compliant

"FastIndexing is not an anonymous tool. It is the workflow from 15 years of real SEO practice — for shops, new domains, content hubs and backlinks that need to become visible."

Upwork

Top Rated Plus

Shopify

Certified Partner

Google

Partner

WordPress

Expert

Pricing

Buy credits. Pay per URL.

1 credit = 1 URL. Credits never expire. No subscription. EUR invoice with VAT.

Gratis

€0

200 Credits

Starter

€25

184 Credits

+10% Bonus

Basic

€50

384 Credits

+15% Bonus

Popular

€100

800 Credits

+20% Bonus

Pro

€200

1.667 Credits

+25% Bonus

Agency

€500

4.500 Credits

+35% Bonus

All pricing →

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Submit URLs — by pasting them, uploading a CSV, or via our API. Each URL goes through a 12-signal pre-flight check. URLs that pass are submitted through 8 indexing channels simultaneously. Over 14 days we monitor, resubmit at Day 10, and deliver an AI audit on Day 14 for anything that didn't index.

For a few pages a week, GSC works well. But GSC gives you ~10 submissions per day, one channel, no pre-flight, no monitoring and no diagnosis. For hundreds of URLs — or Bing/Yandex coverage — multi-channel indexing gives you 8× the discovery surface.

No — and be cautious of any service that does. Google decides what to index. What we guarantee: every qualified URL is submitted through 8 channels, monitored for 14 days, and audited with recommendations if it doesn't work. Credits back on technical errors.

At Day 14, our AI audit analyzes every non-indexed URL individually. It identifies specific blockers — canonical mismatches, thin content, crawl budget issues — and delivers prioritized fix recommendations per URL.

200 credits are free — no card required. Paid packages start at €25 for 184 credits, down to €0,11/URL at agency volume. No subscription. Credits never expire.

Most qualified URLs index within 60-75% within 14 days (own tests). Some faster, some longer — it depends on domain authority, content quality and Google's current crawl priorities. Our lifecycle monitors through Day 14.

Stop guessing. Start indexing.

12-signal pre-flight · 8 channels · 14-day monitoring · AI audit · 200 free credits.

Get 200 free credits — no card needed

German companyGDPR compliantSupport in 24h

Submit your URLs to search engines — Google, Bing and more, across 8 channels

TL;DR: To submit your URLs to search engines, you signal each engine that a page is new or changed: IndexNow pushes URLs to Bing, Yandex and other partners (no Search Console needed), GSC-based workflows cover Google, and a sitemap plus discovery signals back both up. FastIndexing does all of that in one step — submit your URLs once and we push them across 8 channels, then check whether they actually got indexed. Start with 200 free credits, no card; pay-as-you-go from €0,13/URL, down to €0,11 with volume.

There's no single button that submits a website to every search engine at once — Google and Bing use different mechanisms. To submit a URL to Google you request indexing in Search Console or submit a sitemap; to reach Bing and Yandex you ping IndexNow. Either way, submitting is only step one: the engine still decides whether to index the page, and pages routinely sit at "Discovered – currently not indexed" or "Crawled – currently not indexed" for days or weeks — which means no traffic.

FastIndexing closes that gap on both sides: a pre-flight check catches the blockers that waste effort (a stray noindex, a wrong canonical, a robots.txt rule), then your URLs go out across all eight channels in parallel — and you can verify the result instead of guessing.

Where to start

Your situation	What helps	Go to
Brand-new site or domain	First-indexing + discovery signals	New website
WordPress (Yoast/RankMath)	Sitemap + noindex fixes, faster posts	WordPress indexing
Shopify store	Variants, canonicals, collection pages	Shopify indexing
Large catalog / many SKUs	Bulk submission + coverage monitoring	E-commerce indexing
Backlinks not counting	Get donor pages indexed	Backlink indexing
Hundreds of URLs at once	Bulk upload + bulk status	Bulk indexing
Bing / Copilot visibility	IndexNow (no GSC needed)	Bing indexing
Agency, many client domains	White-label + non-GSC channels	SEO agencies

No tool can guarantee indexing — the engine makes the final call. What a service does is improve the odds and the speed of getting found, and show you the result.

→ Check whether your URLs are indexed · 200 free credits, no subscription · or see pricing

How indexing works: crawl → index → rank

Three separate stages, often confused. Crawling is the bot fetching a page. Indexing is a separate, active decision to store it in the searchable database. Ranking comes last — and only indexed pages can rank at all. Most pages that "don't rank" are in fact simply not indexed.

A page only gets indexed when it's crawlable (no robots.txt block, no noindex), genuinely useful, points its canonical at itself, and has clear discovery signals — sitemap, internal links, ideally a backlink or two. Submitting a URL or a sitemap speeds discovery, but it doesn't override that quality check: 500 URLs in a sitemap don't become 500 indexed pages. That's why we check the signals first and submit second.

The 8 channels, in brief

Instead of relying on one signal, FastIndexing combines several in parallel to submit your URLs across engines:

IndexNow — a direct submission to Bing, Yandex and other IndexNow partners; no Search Console needed. (Google has not joined IndexNow, so it isn't a Google channel.)
GSC-based Google workflows — to submit URLs to Google, including the Google Indexing API for verified domains. The API is officially scoped to JobPosting/BroadcastEvent; it's used more broadly in practice, but it isn't an official all-purpose channel, so it's only one signal among several.
Sitemap availability — your sitemap exposed cleanly to Google via Search Console and robots.txt. (Google's old sitemap-ping endpoint was retired in late 2023; pinging now applies only to Bing-compatible endpoints.)
Discovery signals — additional crawl prompts that don't require GSC verification, useful for client domains and brand-new sites.

Each channel has strengths and gaps; combining them raises the chance a URL is found and evaluated sooner. For the full Google-specific breakdown, see how Google indexing works.

Who it's for

FastIndexing fits anyone who needs to add URLs to search engines and get them found faster: a freshly launched new website with no crawl history, a WordPress blog or Shopify store with pages stuck out of the index, a large catalog where only a fraction of SKUs are indexed, link builders who need backlinks on third-party domains indexed so they actually pass value, and agencies running indexing across many client domains without GSC access to each one.

Why FastIndexing

The honest version: indexing services speed up crawling and signal delivery — they don't replace content quality, and no one can force the engine's hand. What we add is a pre-flight check so you don't burn credits on pages Google will reject anyway, eight channels firing in parallel instead of one, status monitoring so you see what actually got indexed, and a credit model that's fair — technically blocked URLs aren't unnecessarily charged. In our own tests, roughly 60–75% of submitted URLs are indexed within 14 days — not a guarantee, but a measurable improvement over waiting.

From the field (Dmytro Puhach, Founder · 15+ years in SEO)

Before we submit a single URL in client projects, we check three things: is the canonical correct, is there a stray noindex, and is the URL in the sitemap and internally linked? It sounds basic, but this is exactly where credits get wasted — someone submits 200 URLs that all canonicalize to one version, or still carry a staging-config tag. A service accelerates discovery; it can't make a thin or blocked page index. Start clean and relevant, and you get the most out of all eight channels.

FAQ

In Google Search Console, open the URL Inspection tool, enter the URL, and click "Request indexing" — that handles one URL at a time, with a small daily limit. For many URLs, submit an XML sitemap in Search Console instead, or use a multi-channel service that submits in bulk. There's no public "submit URL" form outside Search Console, and requesting indexing asks Google to look — it doesn't force the page in.

A sitemap tells Google which URLs exist and should be crawled, which speeds up discovery — especially for new sites, large sites, or pages with few internal links. It does not force indexing: Google still decides per page, so a sitemap with 500 URLs won't necessarily produce 500 indexed pages. Submit it in Search Console and reference it in robots.txt.

Make sure each page is crawlable (no `noindex`, no robots.txt block) and useful, point canonicals at themselves, add internal links and ideally a backlink or two, then submit your sitemap and key URLs. After that it's Google's call — it can take days to weeks. Active multi-channel submission speeds discovery but doesn't guarantee the outcome.

Fix the signals first (canonical, `noindex`, sitemap, internal links), then submit actively across channels rather than waiting for a passive crawl. In our own tests, roughly 60–75% of submitted URLs are indexed within 14 days — no guarantee, but faster than waiting. You can also [add URLs to Google and other engines](/google-indexing) in bulk.

Check a URL with the Search Console URL Inspection tool or the `site:` operator, or run a list through a bulk [index checker](/index-checker). If the status reads "Crawled – currently not indexed," Google saw the page but chose not to index it — usually thin or duplicate content, a wrong canonical, or an accidental `noindex`.

Yes — 200 free credits on sign-up, no card. After that it's pay-as-you-go from €0,13 per URL, down to €0,11 with volume; no subscription, and credits never expire. Technically blocked URLs aren't unnecessarily charged. See [pricing](/pricing).

Get your pages indexedfast, not weeks.

Where are you stuck right now?

SEO teams, store owners and website operators.

This is what “not indexed” really looks like

Check first — then decide.

We qualify before we bill.

Anyone can submit.What matters is what happens next.

More than a single submission.

Not promised — measured.

Product pages back from invisibility

Blog articles finally visible

Guest posts that actually count

Buy credits. Pay per URL.

Frequently asked questions

Stop guessing. Start indexing.

Submit your URLs to search engines — Google, Bing and more, across 8 channels

Where to start

How indexing works: crawl → index → rank

The 8 channels, in brief

Who it's for

Why FastIndexing

From the field (Dmytro Puhach, Founder · 15+ years in SEO)

FAQ

Get your pages indexed
fast, not weeks.

Anyone can submit.
What matters is what happens next.