Any Working Indexing Tool

[HawkSEO Studios]

Most “indexing tools” aren’t reliable because only search engines control indexing. There’s no guaranteed third-party tool that instantly indexes pages the safest approach is to use Google Search Console and focus on quality content and good internal links to help pages get crawled naturally.

 

[theusualkeysersoze]

There’s no magic indexing tool—good pages get indexed faster when they’re crawlable, linked, and worth Google’s time, tools only nudge.

This is the answer.

I mean, people can try the following, contact every single so called indexing snake oil merchants and ask them to index a blank page and see how that goes.

 

[Alex Jemy]

Most indexing tools only trigger a Search Console signal. Actual, reliable indexing still comes from the GSC URL Inspection feature, which is what holds up over time.

 

[alonelywriter]

i am currently using quickindex app tool. and it is giving me 70% indexing rate of the backlinks.

 

[StrixSeo]

1hping works well for me; sometimes I get up to 50-60% indexing rate.

 

[King SEO]

1hping works great for me.

 

[GoogSEO]

GSA has SEO Indexer; the free version sends your links to 30 services with no limit on the number.
The paid version offers many more, across a variety of services.

Search bots are constantly monitoring these services; even with the free version, 30 submissions were 100% guaranteed to get search engines to see your link on one of them and click it. I think 30 free services are still quite sufficient for link visibility.

 

[oluwa2345]

how can you guys be promoting speedyindex as working when its been down and not working for google since november? even their thread here has been closed

Please how can I get sanjukhr bot ?

 

[BeatriceIsabella]

Many people are currently using the Google Indexing API combined with internal linking and sitemaps, and for paid tools, IndexMeNow or GIGA Indexer are considered to have fairly good indexing success rates.

 

[duongseo205]

I’ve seen this happen quite often.


In my experience, pushing too many links at once usually causes unstable indexing. When I slowed things down and spread links over time, Google picked them up more consistently.


It’s not always about link type, but more about timing and pattern.

 

[TechnoTycoon]

When it comes to indexing tools, like many I have mixed experiences. I don't fully depend on indexing tools rather I do some manual actions to improving indexing or crawling. You can try do the same.

 

[WickednDivine]

Here are some indexing tools that many SEOs report as currently working for getting URLs noticed faster by Google.

Rapid-Indexer / Rapid URL Indexer
SEO Copilot
IndexMeNow
Indexed.pro

For long-term results, combine these with proper on-site SEO, internal linking, sitemap and Search Console monitoring

 

[Steptoe]

Here are some indexing tools that many SEOs report as currently working for getting URLs noticed faster by Google.

Rapid-Indexer / Rapid URL Indexer
SEO Copilot
IndexMeNow
Indexed.pro

For long-term results, combine these with proper on-site SEO, internal linking, sitemap and Search Console monitoring

SEO Copilot and Indexed.pro are only good for indexing pages on your own domain, not for urls on third party domains. And quite frankly if you need an indexing tool to index urls on your own domains you have far bigger issues to overcome.

 

[cherub]

Please how can I get sanjukhr bot ?

no idea mate, google only shows bhw for the name so its probably made up

 

[rankjuice]

GSA has SEO Indexer; the free version sends your links to 30 services with no limit on the number.
The paid version offers many more, across a variety of services.

Search bots are constantly monitoring these services; even with the free version, 30 submissions were 100% guaranteed to get search engines to see your link on one of them and click it. I think 30 free services are still quite sufficient for link visibility.

GSAs Indexer has not been useful for years.

I recently set up a script to monitor for any search engine crawlers, submitted to the full list of GSA Indexers targets (over 5k of them) and my page was not crawled at all.. not even once

The fact that they are still selling 'GSA SEO Indexer' is awful. It has zero value

 

[GoogSEO]

GSAs Indexer has not been useful for years.

I recently set up a script to monitor for any search engine crawlers, submitted to the full list of GSA Indexers targets (over 5k of them) and my page was not crawled at all.. not even once

The fact that they are still selling 'GSA SEO Indexer' is awful. It has zero value

Only the quality of your page (or your site as a whole) prevented Google from indexing it.
In the Webmaster Console, the site's links report shows many of these services being submitted.
Not only do they work, but they even appear in Google's reports.
Therefore, if your site and pages are in good condition, they will definitely be indexed through these services.

 

[apolinaollerova]

I've been following this thread and noticed the mixed opinions on indexing tools, especially SpeedyIndex. It's surprising to see some members promoting it as a working solution when its thread has been closed and it's been down since November. Can anyone share an update on whether SpeedyIndex has resolved its issues with Google or if there are alternative tools that have shown consistent results? I'm also curious about the sanjukhr bot mentioned earlier - has anyone had any experience with it?

 

[jimbobo2779]

GSAs Indexer has not been useful for years.

I recently set up a script to monitor for any search engine crawlers, submitted to the full list of GSA Indexers targets (over 5k of them) and my page was not crawled at all.. not even once

The fact that they are still selling 'GSA SEO Indexer' is awful. It has zero value

I had a tool called No Hands Indexer that was out around the time GSA did theirs (I don't remember who was first), I took mine off the market about 2017. It is utterly insane that they still have that shit for sale.

I'd have thought the refund rate on it alone would have been reason enough to stop taking people's money for it.

Terrible.

 

[rankjuice]

Only the quality of your page (or your site as a whole) prevented Google from indexing it.
In the Webmaster Console, the site's links report shows many of these services being submitted.
Not only do they work, but they even appear in Google's reports.
Therefore, if your site and pages are in good condition, they will definitely be indexed through these services.

How exactly are they going to get indexed if they are not crawled?

 

[GoogSEO]

How exactly are they going to get indexed if they are not crawled?

What's not clear in my post above—that a page or website is bad?
These services only index websites and pages that pass Google's basic check.
If a website is garbage, these services won't be able to index it, as Google will simply delete the page the moment it's first loaded and prevent it from being indexed.
You'll have to link to such a bad page to get it indexed.
But if the website and page are good, these services will index them without a problem.