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Yoast says green. Google says “Discovered — not indexed.”

WordPress SEO plugins configure your pages. They don't get them indexed. We check 12 technical signals, then push through 8 channels. No plugin required.

The Yoast paradox.

\u2705 What Yoast checks

Meta title length and keyword placement

Meta description exists and includes focus keyword

Heading structure (H1, H2, H3)

Content length and readability

Internal link suggestions

\u274c What Yoast doesn't check

Whether Google has actually crawled the page

Redirect chains from old permalinks

Plugin conflicts adding hidden noindex

Server response headers (X-Robots-Tag)

Whether the page renders without JavaScript

Our pre-flight checks what Google actually sees — not what your plugin thinks Google sees.

7 WordPress indexing traps.

These are the most common reasons WordPress pages don't get indexed:

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Yoast says green, Google says no

Yoast checks on-page optimization. Google decides indexing based on content quality, authority, and technical signals Yoast doesn’t measure. Green light ≠ indexed.

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Redirect chains from permalink changes

Changed your permalink structure? Old URLs redirect to new ones. Changed again? 3+ hop chains. Google gives up after 5 redirects. Pre-flight catches chains instantly.

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Tag and category archive bloat

WordPress creates a page for every tag and category. 50 tags = 50 thin archive pages competing with your real content. These dilute crawl budget on new sites.

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Plugin conflicts setting noindex

Two SEO plugins installed? One sets noindex, the other doesn’t see it. Security plugins blocking bots. Caching plugins serving stale headers. Pre-flight reads what Google actually sees.

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Thin content on auto-generated pages

Author archives, date archives, attachment pages — WordPress creates dozens of thin pages by default. Google deprioritizes sites with too many low-quality pages.

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Accidental noindex from Settings

CRITICAL

WordPress has a checkbox: ‘Discourage search engines from indexing this site.’ Left checked after development? Every page gets a noindex meta tag. Pre-flight catches this immediately.

JavaScript rendering problems

Heavy page builders (Elementor, Divi) and JS-dependent themes can serve empty HTML to Googlebot. If the content loads via JavaScript, Google may see a blank page.

How FastIndexing fixes WordPress indexing.

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Paste your URLs or sitemap

Copy from WordPress sitemap (usually /sitemap.xml or /sitemap_index.xml). We parse, validate, and deduplicate automatically.

2

Pre-flight checks every page

12 technical signals: status code, noindex (meta + header), canonical, robots.txt, content length, redirect chains, JS rendering. Each URL gets Green/Yellow/Red classification.

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8-channel submission

Google Indexing API, IndexNow, Authority Backlinks, Link Distribution, RSS, Social Signals, Sitemap Ping, Headless Browser. All channels per URL.

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14-day lifecycle monitoring

Automated checks at Day 5, 7, 10, 14. Day 10: escalation resubmission. Day 14: final report with AI audit for any pages that didn’t index.

Simple pricing. No plugin. No subscription.

1 credit = 1 WordPress URL submitted through all 8 channels. Credits never expire.

Free Trial
200 credits
€0
free
Starter
184 credits
€25
€0.14/URL
+10% bonus
Basic
384 credits
€50
€0.13/URL
+15% bonus
Best value
Popular
800 credits
€100
€0.13/URL
+20% bonus
Pro
1,667 credits
€200
€0.12/URL
+25% bonus
Agency
4,500 credits
€500
€0.11/URL
+35% bonus

Works with any WordPress hosting: WP Engine, SiteGround, Kinsta, Bluehost, self-hosted. Full pricing →

Common questions about WordPress indexing.

Yoast’s green light means on-page SEO is configured. It doesn’t mean Google will index the page. Thin content, duplicate titles, redirect chains, and low domain authority all prevent indexing regardless of Yoast status.

Plugins like Yoast, Rank Math, and All in One SEO handle sitemaps, meta tags, and canonical URLs. They don’t actively push pages to Google. FastIndexing.io submits through 8 channels externally — no plugin needed.

This means Google found the URL but chose not to index it. Common causes: thin content, duplicate content, noindex from plugin settings, or low crawl priority. Our pre-flight identifies the exact blocker.

Google’s Indexing API is officially limited to job postings and live events. FastIndexing.io uses multiple discovery channels beyond just the API — including IndexNow, authority backlinks, and RSS signals.

Yes. Export product URLs and submit as a batch. Drip-feed mode handles large catalogs. Pre-flight catches WooCommerce-specific issues like out-of-stock noindex and duplicate variations.

No limit. The Agency package gives 4,500 credits. For sites with 1,000+ pages, drip-feed mode submits ~20 per batch with 4–8 hours between each. Natural pattern, no spam risk.

Your SEO plugin can't do this.

Paste your sitemap URL → 12-signal pre-flight → 8 channels × 14-day monitoring. No WordPress plugin needed. From €0.11 per page.

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