An Indexly alternative for teams that only need indexing.
Indexly now presents itself as a platform for AI search growth: tracking visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, creating content and running ads. Automated indexing is one line in its plans. IndexBoost is built around indexing alone.
Free during beta. No credit card.
IndexBoost and Indexly, side by side
What each product says about itself, as of November 15, 2026.
- What it is
- IndexBoost: A search engine indexing tool
- Indexly: An AI search visibility platform that includes automated indexing
- Price
- IndexBoost: Free during beta, no credit card
- Indexly: Starter from $49/mo as listed in its plan overview. Higher plans go up to $499/mo
- Sites
- IndexBoost: No plan limits during beta
- Indexly: 1 site on Starter, 2 on Growth
- Daily indexing submissions
- IndexBoost: No plan limits during beta
- Indexly: 200 on Starter, 600 on Growth, 1,000 on Scale
- Search engines
- IndexBoost: Google, Bing, and Yandex and Yep through IndexNow
- Indexly: Not named on its pricing page
- Also included
- IndexBoost: Index status for every URL, sitemap sync to Search Console and Bing, backlinks, Search Console statistics, an MCP server for AI assistants
- Indexly: AI visibility tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and others, content creation, website audits, ChatGPT ads
Details about Indexly were read from indexly.ai and indexly.ai/pricing on November 15, 2026 and may have changed since. Indexly is a trademark of its owner, and IndexBoost is not affiliated with it.
Which one fits
Neither tool is right for everyone. This is how we would decide.
Choose IndexBoost if
- Indexing is the job, and you do not want to pay for a platform to get it.
- You manage more than two sites.
- You want to see exactly which search engines each page was submitted to.
- You want your AI assistant to read index status and submit pages through an MCP server.
Choose Indexly if
- You want to track how your brand appears in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
- You want AI-written content and ad management in the same product.
- You run one or two sites and indexing is a small part of what you need.
Common questions
Does Indexly still do indexing?
Yes. Its pricing page lists automated indexing with a daily submission limit on every plan, as checked on November 15, 2026. Its homepage is about AI search visibility, content and ads.
Does IndexBoost track visibility in AI search?
No. IndexBoost handles crawl and index submission. It does publish free tools for AI crawlers, such as an AI crawler access checker and an llms.txt generator, but it does not track AI answers.
How do I move from Indexly to IndexBoost?
Sign in with the Google account that manages your sites and they are imported from Search Console. Connect Google, Bing or IndexNow for each site and turn on auto-indexing. Nothing needs to be exported from Indexly: IndexBoost reads your sitemap and checks each URL's index status itself.
Does IndexBoost guarantee that pages get indexed?
No, and no tool can. IndexBoost tells search engines about a page through their official interfaces soon after it is published. Whether the page is indexed is the search engine’s decision, and thin or duplicate pages may be left out.
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