Get indexed in days, not weeks.
IndexBoost reads your sitemap every 10 minutes and submits new pages to search engines through their official APIs.
Free during beta. No credit card.
- Official APIs only
- Read-only Google sign-in
- Revoke any time
Submitting to Google also needs a service account added as an owner in Search Console. You can remove it at any time.
- Discovered
/blog/core-web-vitals-2025
Google · just now
- Submitted
/pricing
Bing · 2m ago
- Retrying
/blog/old-redirect-notes
Google · 14m ago
- Indexed
/blog/hreflang-guide
Yandex · 6h ago
- Indexed
/changelog
Google · 11h ago
- Indexed
/blog/what-is-indexnow
Bing · 1d ago
1,299 / 1,302
99.8% indexed
From sitemap to search index, hands-free.
No code. Four steps, about five minutes. After that the pipeline runs on its own.
- 1
Connect Search Console
Sign in with the Google account that manages your sites. They sync automatically.
- 2
Add a service account
A service account lets us submit pages to Google on your behalf. Revoke it any time.
- 3
Enable your site
We read your sitemap every 10 minutes and check the index status of every URL.
- 4
Submit missing pages
Pages that are not indexed go to Google, Bing, Yandex and Yep. No clicks needed.
Pricing that follows your page count
All four engines and analytics on every plan. Move up when you need more sites or more daily submissions.
What to know before you sign in
Why does indexing matter?
A page that is not indexed cannot appear in search results, so it cannot bring organic traffic. Fast indexing means new and updated content shows up while it is still fresh.
How does it work?
We read your sitemap every 10 minutes, find new or updated URLs, and submit them through the official interfaces provided by Google, Bing and Yandex.
Why do you need access to my Google Search Console?
We use it to verify domain ownership and read index status. You can revoke access at any time.
Can I add multiple websites?
Yes. Each plan includes a number of sites, and you can upgrade as you grow.
How quickly do pages get indexed?
We submit a new page within minutes of it appearing in your sitemap. Search engines usually crawl submitted pages within days, but the decision to index a page is theirs.
Can a page be de-indexed after indexing?
Yes. Common reasons are low-quality or thin content, duplicate or near-duplicate content, and old or outdated content.