For SEO Professionals

Stop guessing whether Google has actually indexed your work.

FastIndexing gives in-house SEOs and consultants a single workflow to check observed status, find technical blockers, qualify URLs and submit eligible pages without promising Google indexing.

Get 200 free credits See the workflow

Index coveragePre-flightBulk checkGSC contextCSV workflows14-day monitoring

Illustrative indexing audit

Sample data · not customer data

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Indexed

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Not indexed

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Ready

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Review

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Blocked

/products/winter-jacket

/blog/google-indexing-guide

/tag/news

/blog/quick-note

/draft/old-draft

/cart/checkout

ready

Connected workflow layer

SEO teams, store owners and website operators.

WordPress

Shopify

Google Search Console

IndexNow

Sitemaps

Google API

Pre-flight checks

D0-D14 monitoring

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

Why it matters

Your SEO work only counts when pages are indexed

You can optimize titles, build links, publish content and improve internal linking — but if the page isn't indexed, none of that work can perform.

Check the basic question first:

“Is this URL actually visible to search engines?”

submit itfix itmonitor itreport itskip it before wasting credits

Run your first index check

Where this actually saves time

Real workflows, not edge cases.

Content launch

Pillar published — submit and monitor its independent D0-D14 status instead of waiting blindly for the next crawl.

Traffic-drop investigation

Bulk-check URLs that lost impressions and review noindex, canonical or HTTP issues as possible contributors.

Tech audit hand-off

Export a clean report of blocked / eligible URLs to send back to engineering.

Migration review

After a relaunch, check new URLs, submit eligible pages and report the observed D0-D14 status.

How SEOs use it

Your indexing workflow in five steps

Built around how an SEO ships a content launch, runs a technical audit or recovers a traffic drop.

Drop in URLs

Paste a list, upload a CSV or point at a sitemap. No CMS plugin.

Check current status

Review indexed, not-indexed or unknown status alongside technical blockers, for up to 500 URLs per task.

Pre-flight blockers

12 signals per URL — noindex, canonical, robots, HTTP, thin content, internal-link strength.

Submit the eligible ones

FastIndexing uses available and applicable signals from a layer with up to eight channels for each eligible URL.

Monitor from D0 to D14

Included independent monitoring records observed status, diagnostics and recommended next actions without promising an index result.

Clarity

From a messy SEO problem to a clear action

Instead of "Why is this page not ranking?", start with "Is this page even indexed?" — then act.

Indexedmonitor and continue SEO work

Not indexed, no blockersubmit into indexing workflow

Not indexed, weak signalsimprove content or internal discovery

Canonicalizedreview the canonical target

Noindex / robots blockedfix before submission

HTTP error / redirect issuerepair the technical problem first

Technical pre-flight

Pre-flight before submission

Before a URL costs you an indexing credit, it's checked for common issues that would make submission pointless.

Crawlability

HTTP status

Redirect chains

Empty or broken pages

Indexability

noindex tags

Canonical conflicts

X-Robots-Tag

robots restrictions

Content quality

Thin content

Missing title

Missing H1

Weak page signals

Discovery signals

Sitemap presence

Internal link signals

Canonical / og:url consistency

Check technical blockers

Live checker · free

Check first — then decide.

See the available index-status signal and the technical checks behind it.

URL

✓ No signup✓ Live index-status snapshot✓ Canonical + Robots + Index status

Illustrative report

Reports you can actually send to clients

Stop sending vague updates like "we submitted the URLs." Show exactly what happened.

Show exactly

which URLs were checked

which URLs are indexed

which URLs are not indexed

which URLs are technically blocked

which URLs were submitted

which URLs to fix first

what changed during monitoring

SEO Report

Sample data · not a customer report

Checked

128

Indexed

Not indexed

Ready

Review

Blocked

4 noindex2 canonical1 robots1 HTTP error

Recommended: submit 62 eligible · fix 8 blocked first · review 11 yellow

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Who it's for

One tool, five kinds of SEO work

However you work, the question is the same — is it indexed, and what do I do next?

SEO freelancers

Run fast indexation checks before client calls, audits or delivery reports.

SEO consultants

Diagnose why important URLs are missing from search and turn it into clear recommendations.

In-house SEOs

Monitor new content, product pages and technical fixes without manual Search Console checks.

Link builders

Check whether guest posts, directories and link placements are actually indexed.

eCommerce SEOs

Track products, categories, collections and new catalog pages after publication.

Flexible

Works with or without Google Search Console

SEO pros often work before access is granted — FastIndexing still gives you something useful.

With GSC access

Unlock the full workflow for verified websites: deeper Google-based diagnostics, sitemap discovery and project-level monitoring.

Without GSC access

Still check URLs, run limited diagnostics, process third-party URLs, check backlinks and create reports. Perfect for:

client websites before access is grantedbacklinks and guest poststhird-party URLsquick auditsprospecting

Start without GSC Connect Search Console

Managed Assist

Monitor new pages and review proposals

For sites that publish often, FastIndexing can monitor configured sitemaps, detect new or changed URLs and prepare a proposal for approval. The dashboard below is illustrative, not customer data.

Find new blog posts

Detect new blog content and queue eligible URLs for your approval.

Detect new product pages

Find new Shopify, WooCommerce or custom-store product URLs from configured sitemaps.

Monitor category URLs

Track category and collection pages and catch ones that drop from the index.

Illustrative managed monitoring

Active

186

new URLs found

153

ready for approval

waiting for approval

blocked before credits

potential drops

412 / 1,000

estimated credits

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 workflows

Used only when the URL and connected property are eligible

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

Browser discovery

Only when safely enabled and applicable

Each URL uses only available, applicable signals; not every workflow uses all eight.

Transparent

Simple credit logic

D0-blocked URLs do not start an indexing workflow; the server shows eligibility and the exact estimate before confirmation.

Index check

1 URL × 1 search engine = 1 check credit

100 URLs × Google = 100 credits

100 URLs × Google + Bing = 200 credits

Indexing workflow

Only eligible URLs are charged.

Green: ready to submit

Yellow: submit only if approved

Red / D0-blocked: workflow does not start

View pricing

Who's behind it

Dmytro Puhach

Founder · 15+ years SEO
German business, 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

Pricing

Buy a credit pack, use it for years

Basic costs 30 credits per eligible URL; Refund-Protected reserves 40. No subscription, seat fee or expiry. Pre-flight excludes blocked URLs before confirmation.

✓Free tier: 200 credits, no card required
✓Basic uses 30 credits per eligible URL after provider acceptance
✓Refund-Protected reserves 40 credits per eligible URL for D14 settlement
✓D0-blocked URLs do not start an indexing workflow

See full pricing Read the FAQ

FAQ for SEO professionals

How is this different from a free index checker?

FastIndexing adds pre-flight qualification, available and applicable signals from a layer with up to eight channels, and independent D0-D14 monitoring.

Do you support Bing and other engines?

IndexNow can be used when it is available and applicable. Google is the primary index monitored and reported on.

How do you handle URL Inspection limits?

Connected GSC data is used where available. Basic exact-URL status checks use the configured approved provider path and preserve an unknown result when a reliable answer is unavailable. Tasks are limited to 500 URLs.

What is in the pre-flight check?

HTTP status, redirect chain, robots.txt, X-Robots-Tag, meta robots, canonical, JS rendering, title/H1, thin content score, internal-link strength, og:url consistency and discovery signal.

Will it work without GSC access?

Yes. GSC access unlocks deeper diagnostics but is not required to run the workflow.

Do you guarantee Google indexing?

No. Google decides whether and when a URL is indexed. We provide a documented workflow and factual D0-D14 status. D0-blocked URLs do not start; Refund-Protected releases the reservation after a final not-indexed or unknown result.

Do credits expire?

Never.

Stop waiting on Google. Run the workflow.

Check, qualify and submit eligible URLs, then monitor the observed status from D0 through D14. Google decides indexing.

Get 200 free credits See pricing

No subscription · No card · Credits never expire

Indexing for SEO Professionals: Bulk Submission, Monitoring, and Reports

TL;DR: FastIndexing gives SEO professionals one dashboard for bulk URL submission, technical diagnostics, D0-D14 monitoring and exportable reports. Basic costs 30 credits per eligible URL and Refund-Protected reserves 40. The 200-credit trial is available at signup; GSC is optional; paid non-GSC workflows remain available. A public self-service API is not available in this release.

If you work with crawl budgets, log files, and Python scripts the way most people work with spreadsheets, you already know that Google's native tools weren't designed for you. Search Console drip-feeds re-crawl requests. Sitemaps get polled on Google's schedule, not yours. The Google Indexing API is powerful — but it's officially scoped to JobPosting and BroadcastEvent schema types, and it only accepts domains you've verified in GSC. Workarounds exist and are widely used, but they add operational overhead on every project.

FastIndexing is built for the workflow you actually run: batch submission across multiple channels, status visibility per URL, and reports you can export. You stay in control; we handle the channel routing.

Check your URL — public Google spot check; dashboard checks cost 1 credit per URL and selected engine. See pricing — Basic 30 / Refund-Protected 40 credits per eligible URL.

What you can do	How it works
Submit large URL sets	Paste a list, upload CSV or import a sitemap
Check indexing status per URL	Use the Index Checker and task history
Use an up-to-eight-channel layer	Only signals applicable to the URL, search engine and connected account are selected
Export results	Download status reports for your own dashboards or client deliverables
Set conditional refund coverage	Paid submissions carry a conditional refund — see Terms

Note on scope: This page covers the individual pro use case — bulk workflows, per-URL control and reports. For multi-client project management, see SEO Agencies. For a plain-language explainer on high-volume URL submission, see Bulk Indexing.

Indexing via Bulk Upload

The fastest way to push a large URL set is a bulk upload: prepare a plain list, one URL per line or a standard CSV, and submit in a single operation. No copy-paste into Search Console. No sitemap waiting game.

For recurring workflows — newly published content, freshly migrated URLs, pages coming out of noindex — Managed Assist can detect and qualify new sitemap URLs and prepare a proposal. A paid workflow starts only after you review the URL selection and API-returned credit estimate.

What "8 channels" means in practice

Google's Indexing API is available only for authorized pages using supported JobPosting or BroadcastEvent structured data. Bing's IndexNow protocol accepts URL notifications for participating engines. Google retired its sitemap ping endpoint in late 2023; the Bing endpoint does not replace a Google submission path. Other configured channels cover additional discovery paths where applicable.

One workflow evaluates each configured channel independently and records whether it was applied or skipped. FastIndexing does not claim that every channel runs for every URL.

What to expect on timing

FastIndexing checks technical readiness, sends only discovery signals applicable to the URL and search engine, and monitors status from D0 through D14. The search engine alone decides whether and when the URL is indexed; no aggregate indexing rate is promised. We don't promise indexing; we promise submission reach and status visibility.

Status Checking and History

Submitting URLs is half the job. The other half is knowing what happened.

The Index Checker and task history give you per-URL status: checked, submitted, detected as indexed, or unresolved. This is the layer most manual workflows are missing — you either wait for Search Console to catch up, or you are running your own crawl logs to infer what Google did.

Use status in your reporting

The dashboard and exports provide structured data per URL. From there you can:

Feed results into a Google Sheet, Notion database, or BI tool
Review recommended next actions for URLs that did not move after a defined window
Tag URLs by content type, section, or priority for segmented reporting
Share task reports with clients or internal stakeholders

The Index Checker handles checks, while workflow history and reports keep larger batches traceable.

Steering Multiple Channels

Different channels have different access paths:

Google Indexing API — Requires an authorized verified property, appropriate permission and an officially supported JobPosting or BroadcastEvent page type. FastIndexing does not use it as a general submission channel for ordinary pages.

Bing IndexNow — Accepts batch URL submissions. No per-URL verification required. Well-suited for freshly published or updated content. FastIndexing submits to Bing IndexNow as part of the standard channel bundle.

Additional channels — Six further channels are included in the routing layer. Details on each channel's mechanism and scope are in the documentation.

Channel control in practice

You don't need to manage separate provider keys or submission logic per channel. You submit a URL list and the platform selects applicable signals, records provider outcomes and keeps the URL history visible.

For SEO agencies running this across multiple client properties, there's a separate account structure designed for multi-site isolation. This page focuses on single-operator and power-user workflows.

Reporting and Export for Your Own Workflow

Every submission generates a status record. You can export reports from the dashboard:

CSV download from the dashboard (URL, channel, submission timestamp, status, last-updated)
Task and URL reports for client or internal review

This is the data layer that makes FastIndexing composable with your existing workflow. If you're already tracking crawl coverage in Screaming Frog, log-file analysis in a custom script, or indexing status in a Looker Studio dashboard, the export gives you the field set to join against your own data.

What the export does not include

The export covers submission records and status data that FastIndexing has visibility into. It does not replicate Google Search Console data or Google's internal crawl decisions. Use it alongside your GSC data, not as a replacement.

From the Field

Dmytro Puhach — Founder, FastIndexing.io · 15+ years in SEO

The problem I kept hitting wasn't submission volume — it was status opacity. You push 500 URLs, you wait, you check Search Console two weeks later and half of them still aren't there. You don't know if Google saw the request, if the URL got crawled and rejected, or if it's just in queue.

Building FastIndexing, the design goal was: every URL you submit gets a record, and that record tells you something actionable. Not a green checkmark that means "we tried." A per-URL status you can query, export, and act on. That's the gap the platform is filling — not just reach, but visibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Google API for indexing?

Yes. The Google Indexing API is a documented Google product for pages using supported JobPosting or BroadcastEvent structured data. It also requires an authorized verified property and appropriate permission. FastIndexing does not route ordinary pages through it as a general-purpose submission channel.

Can I upload thousands of URLs at once?

Yes. Paste a list, upload CSV or import a sitemap from the dashboard. For very large sets, split URLs into reviewable batches and confirm the estimate before starting.

How do I check indexing status?

Use the Index Checker, task history and D0-D14 workflow monitoring. Reports provide per-URL results for larger batches. The public self-service API is not enabled in this release.

Which channels can I control?

FastIndexing checks readiness, selects only the signals applicable to the URL and search engine from its up-to-eight-channel layer, and monitors status from D0 through D14. The search engine decides the outcome and timing. You can specify channel preferences at submission time [see docs]. Google's sitemap ping endpoint was retired in late 2023 and is no longer a viable channel for Google; Bing IndexNow covers the batch-ping use case for Bing.

Does FastIndexing guarantee indexing?

No. No tool can guarantee that Google will index a URL. FastIndexing checks readiness, records which applicable signals were selected from its up-to-eight-channel layer, and monitors status from D0 through D14. Google decides the outcome and timing. Paid submissions carry a conditional refund; see Pricing for the specific terms.

How does this differ from what's covered on the Bulk Indexing page?

The Bulk Indexing page covers the high-volume submission use case in plain language. This page goes deeper on URL qualification, channel mechanics, monitoring and reporting for SEO professionals.