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Indexing tools compared
The best tools to get pages indexed in 2026.
Free tools from the search engines themselves, WordPress plugins and paid indexing services all promise faster indexing. Here is what each one can actually do, for which pages, and when it's worth paying.
Prices and features checked on October 6, 2026, on each provider's own website.
Short answer
Start with the free basics: a clean XML sitemap and Google Search Console for your own site. When you need more than a handful of URLs indexed quickly, or pages you don't own such as backlinks, use an indexing service. IndexerPal covers both, checks every URL in Google, and can index a page in as little as 3–5 minutes. IndexNow only reaches Bing and other engines, not Google.
Our picks at a glance
| Tool | Best for | Pricing model | Price per link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01IndexerPal | Fast indexing of any page or backlink | One-time credit packs | $0.050 to $0.067 |
| 02Google Search Console | A few pages on your own site | Free | Free |
| 03Google Indexing API | Job posting and livestream pages | Free | Free |
| 04Rank Math Instant Indexing | WordPress sites using the Indexing API | Free | Free |
| 05IndexNow | Bing, Yandex and other IndexNow engines | Free | Free |
| 06Bing Webmaster Tools | Bing indexing for your own site | Free | Free |
| 07Rapid URL Indexer | Automating backlink indexing at volume | One-time credit packs | $0.040 to $0.050 |
| 08SpeedyIndex | Large lists at a low price per link | Pay per indexed link | $0.033 to $0.100 |
How we compared
How we compared them
We looked at what each tool officially supports, from the provider's own documentation or website on October 6, 2026: which search engines it reaches, whether it works for pages you don't own, how many URLs you can submit, and what it costs.
Which engines it reaches
Google, Bing, Yandex or a mix. Some popular tools don't touch Google at all.
Whose pages it works for
Only sites you own and verify, or any URL, backlinks included.
Volume and limits
Daily quotas, one URL at a time, or bulk lists.
Proof
Whether you find out which URLs were actually indexed.
- 01Our pick
IndexerPal
Best for: Fast indexing of any page or backlink
- Pricing model
- One-time credit packs
- Price per link
- $0.050 to $0.067
- Search engines
- Google, Bing and Yandex
IndexerPal's own indexing system gets pages into Google, Bing and Yandex, for your own site or any other URL, then checks every one in Google. You can import a whole sitemap, drip feed large batches, and use instant indexing for pages that can't wait.
Good
- Works for pages you don't own, backlinks included
- Instant indexing in as little as 3–5 minutes
- Every URL checked in Google
- Nothing to install or connect
Watch out
- Paid, from $9.99
- No public API today
- 02
Google Search Console
Best for: A few pages on your own site
- Pricing model
- Free
- Price per link
- Free
- Search engines
Google Search Console's URL Inspection tool shows whether a page on your verified site is indexed and lets you request indexing. It's free and comes straight from Google, but requests have a small daily quota per property, work one URL at a time and don't guarantee a crawl.
Good
- Free, from Google itself
- Explains why a page isn't indexed
- A page indexing report for the whole site
Watch out
- Your own verified sites only
- One URL at a time, with a daily quota
- A request is a hint, not a guarantee
- 03
Google Indexing API
Best for: Job posting and livestream pages
- Pricing model
- Free
- Price per link
- Free
- Search engines
The Indexing API lets a site tell Google directly when pages are added or removed. Google's documentation limits it to pages with JobPosting or BroadcastEvent markup, says every submission goes through spam detection, and warns that abuse can get access revoked. Many plugins use it for ordinary pages anyway.
Good
- Free and direct
- Fast for the page types it supports
- A default quota of a few hundred requests a day
Watch out
- Officially for job postings and livestreams only
- Needs a Google Cloud project and a service account
- Your own verified sites only
- 04
Rank Math Instant Indexing
Best for: WordPress sites using the Indexing API
- Pricing model
- Free
- Price per link
- Free
- Search engines
- Google, Bing and Yandex
Rank Math's free Instant Indexing plugin connects WordPress to Google's Indexing API and to IndexNow, so new posts are submitted when you publish. It makes setup easy, but the Google side carries the same rules and limits as the API itself.
Good
- Free and easy on WordPress
- Submits automatically when you publish
- Covers IndexNow engines too
Watch out
- WordPress only
- The Google side is bound by the Indexing API's rules
- Your own sites only
- 05
IndexNow
Best for: Bing, Yandex and other IndexNow engines
- Pricing model
- Free
- Price per link
- Free
- Search engines
- Bing and Yandex
IndexNow is an open protocol: you ping one endpoint and participating engines such as Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver learn about new or changed URLs within minutes. Google doesn't use it.
Good
- Free and simple
- Near real time for Bing and Yandex
- Built into many CMSs and CDNs
Watch out
- Does nothing for Google
- Your own sites only, with a key file
- No report of what was indexed
- 06
Bing Webmaster Tools
Best for: Bing indexing for your own site
- Pricing model
- Free
- Price per link
- Free
- Search engines
- Bing
Bing Webmaster Tools lets you submit URLs for your verified site, see Bing's index coverage and import your setup from Google Search Console. Bing's index also feeds other search and AI products, so it's worth a few minutes.
Good
- Free
- Bulk URL submission for verified sites
- Imports your sites from Search Console
Watch out
- Bing only
- Your own sites only
- 07
Rapid URL Indexer
Best for: Automating backlink indexing at volume
- Pricing model
- One-time credit packs
- Price per link
- $0.040 to $0.050
- Search engines
- Google, plus Bing at extra cost
Rapid URL Indexer is a paid service for any URL, with one-time credit packs, credits kept only for links that get indexed, a priority mode, and integrations for WordPress, Chrome and Zapier.
Good
- Works on any URL
- API and plugins
- Pay only for indexed links
Watch out
- Higher minimum purchase than IndexerPal
- Bing costs extra
- 08
SpeedyIndex
Best for: Large lists at a low price per link
- Pricing model
- Pay per indexed link
- Price per link
- $0.033 to $0.100
- Search engines
- Google, plus Yandex at extra cost
SpeedyIndex takes bulk lists through a web app or a Telegram bot and only charges for links confirmed indexed, with a final report about a week after each task.
Good
- Pay per indexed link
- Handles very large lists
- Free tokens to test
Watch out
- Results take about a week
- Google only in the main service
How to choose
Which tool for which job
Your own site, many pages or fast
An indexing service saves you the quota and the wait. Use instant indexing for launches.
Backlinks and other people's pages
Search Console and the Indexing API can't help here. Use a backlink indexer that checks each URL in Google.
Bing and Yandex
Turn on IndexNow, or use a service that includes both engines.
Job boards and live video
That's exactly what the Indexing API is for.
Pages that never index
No tool fixes a blocked or thin page. Check noindex, robots.txt, canonicals and content first.
IndexerPal is our own product, and it is listed first. Every other tool is described from its own website on the date above. Names are trademarks of their owners, none of whom is affiliated with us.
What is the best free way to get a page indexed by Google?
Make sure the page can be indexed, link to it from pages Google already crawls, list it in your XML sitemap and request indexing in Search Console. That covers a few pages a day on a site you own.
Does IndexNow work for Google?
No. IndexNow is used by Bing, Yandex and a few other engines. Google doesn't take part, so you still need Google's own tools or an indexing service for Google.
Is it safe to use the Google Indexing API for normal pages?
Google's documentation limits the Indexing API to job posting and livestream pages and says it watches for abuse. Using it for other pages is outside those rules, which is a risk on a site you care about.
Why pay for an indexing tool if Search Console is free?
Search Console works one URL at a time, for your own site only, with a daily quota and no guarantee. An indexing service handles thousands of URLs, works for backlinks, and reports which ones were indexed.
How fast can a page be indexed?
With IndexerPal's instant indexing, in as little as 3–5 minutes. Free routes usually take from a few hours to a few weeks, depending on how often Google crawls your site.
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- OOmega Indexer alternativeOne-time packs instead of a monthly plan, with Bing and Yandex included.
- SSpeedyIndex alternativeInstant indexing and checks within the hour, instead of a week-long wait.
- RRapid URL Indexer alternativeA smaller first purchase, with Bing and Yandex in every credit.
- IIndexMeNow alternativeIndexing for every link, at a fraction of the price per URL.
- PPrimeIndexer alternativeEvery pack costs less than PrimeIndexer's closest one, and gives more links.
- OOneHourIndexing alternativeNo monthly plan, and a status in Google for every link.
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