It opens for everyone
The URL answers with 200 OK, without a login, a paywall or a redirect to somewhere else.
How it works
Every option, in plain words.
What our indexing system does with a URL from the moment you paste it, and what each setting changes. Nothing technical required.
01 · Add URLs
Four ways in, the same report.
Whichever way you add URLs, they become one project with its own report. Up to 10,000 URLs per project.
Paste
One URL per line, or a whole column copied from a spreadsheet. Commas, quotes and blank lines are fine; we pick out the addresses.
Upload a file
A .txt or .csv export from your backlink tool or your own sheet. Drop it on the box and the URLs are added.
Import a sitemap
Give us your sitemap.xml (or a sitemap index) and we read every page in it. Handy for a new site or a big batch of new pages.
Ask your AI agent
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own code through our MCP server or API, then ask it to add URLs or a whole sitemap. The project shows up in your dashboard with the same report.
02 · Standard or instant
Two speeds. Pick per project.
Both run through our indexing system, reach the same search engines and are verified in Google the same way. The difference is how fast Google gets them.
| Standard | Instant | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 1 credit per URL | 3 credits per URL |
| Steady pace, usually hours to a few days | First in line, in as little as 3–5 minutes | |
| Bing and Yandex | Included | Included |
| Checks in Google | Day 4 and day 14 | Within the hour, then day 4 and day 14 |
| Drip feed | Available | Available |
| Good for | Backlinks, blog posts, product pages, most things | New sites, launches, news, pages you need ranking today |
Not sure? Use standard for backlinks and pages that can wait a day. Choose instant when you want a page in Google within minutes: a launch, a news story, a sale that starts today.
03 · Search engines and drip feed
Where your URLs go, and how fast.
Google is part of every project. Bing and Yandex are on by default and cost nothing extra; turn them off if you don't care about them.
- The one most people care about. Always included, and the one we verify every URL in.
- Bing
- Also feeds DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, Ecosia and the search inside ChatGPT and Copilot. Worth keeping on.
- Yandex
- The main search engine in Russia, also used in Turkey and parts of Central Asia. Harmless to keep on if those markets don't matter to you.
Drip feed
Instead of sending everything at once, our system spreads the project evenly over the days you choose. A hundred new backlinks appearing on the same morning can look unnatural; the same hundred over a week doesn't.
- As fast as possibleYour own pages, or a small batch
- 3 or 7 daysA typical month of link building
- 14 daysLarge batches of backlinks
- 30 daysVery large or brand-new link profiles
04 · Verified in Google
Every URL, verified in Google.
We don't stop at sending. Every URL is looked up in Google after our system has done its work, and the answer goes straight into your report. Instant links get an early look within the hour, and every URL is checked on day 4 and confirmed on day 14.
- Within the hour: an early look for instant links.
- Day 4: the first check for every URL.
- Day 14: the final verification.
- Every result is in your project report and the CSV export.
05 · Every status
What each label in your report means.
Every URL has exactly one status at a time. Here is what each one means, in the order a URL moves through them.
- Scheduled
- Waiting for its day in a drip feed. It goes out automatically.
- Queued
- In line for our system. Usually minutes; very large projects are worked through over the day.
- Sending
- Handed to our indexing system, which is working on it.
- Sent
- Our system has done its part. We're waiting to verify it in Google.
- Indexed
- Found in Google's index. Done.
- Not indexed
- Not found in Google at the final check. The tips below show what usually holds a page back.
- Failed
- Not sent: the address was rejected, or you removed it before it went out. Its credits are back in your balance.
06 · Index checker
Only want to know what's indexed?
Paste up to 10,000 URLs and we look each one up in Google. Nothing is sent to the search engines. It costs 1 credit for every 10 URLs, and the answer exports to CSV: perfect for auditing a batch of backlinks before deciding what to send.
07 · Help your pages get indexed
What makes a page indexable.
Our system makes sure search engines visit and process a page. Pages that are easy to index get in fastest. These are the things that matter most, and you can check all of them yourself.
Nothing tells search engines to stay away
No noindex tag, no X-Robots-Tag header, and robots.txt doesn't block the path.
The canonical points at itself
If the canonical tag points at another page, Google indexes that one instead.
There's something worth indexing
Thin pages, empty profiles and copies of other pages are often skipped. A few real paragraphs help.
Other pages link to it
A page linked from pages Google already knows gets taken more seriously than an orphan.
It loads, fast enough
Pages that time out or error for crawlers get dropped. Check them on a phone connection.
Do I need access to the sites my backlinks are on?
No. You only need the URL of the page your link is on. We never touch the page itself.
Can I send the same URL again?
Yes. If you've updated a page or fixed what was holding it back, send it again in a new project. It's processed and verified like any other URL.
Why is Google the only engine you check?
Because it's the one nearly everyone cares about, and the one whose index decides whether a backlink counts for most SEO. Bing and Yandex still get every URL you send them.
What happens if I run out of credits mid-project?
It can't happen: a project takes all its credits when you create it, so everything in it gets sent. If your balance is too low, the form tells you before you start.
Can I stop a project?
Yes, for URLs not sent yet. Open the project and choose Cancel unsent links: those URLs come out and their credits go back to your balance at once.
What happens to a URL that isn't indexed by day 14?
Its credits go back to your balance automatically and the report marks it Not indexed. Check the page against the tips above, fix what you can, and send it again.
Where can I see what happened to each URL?
In the project's report. Every URL has its status and dates, and the whole report exports to CSV.
Into Google in as little as 3–5 minutes
Your next pages, indexed in minutes.
Start with 150 credits for $9.99. Paste your first URLs in under a minute.