Free URL indexing that gets pages into Google.
Paste your pages and backlinks. We submit them to Google and track what gets indexed, no Search Console needed.
Live numbers from the tool: 11,381 URLs submitted · 47% found indexed · 21 credits auto-returned
Built for SEOs, affiliates, and agencies
Free to start
Index up to 10 URLs for free when you sign up, with a free account and no credit card. Need more in one go? One-time indexing packs start at $19 and never expire.
No Search Console access required
You never hand over a property or grant permissions. That means you can index pages on sites you do not own, including third-party backlinks that Search Console will never let you submit.
Built for backlinks, not just your own pages
Most tools choke on links sitting on other people's domains. URL Indexer is made for it. Push your backlinks, guest posts, and citations in so Google can discover them.
Bulk submission in one paste
Drop in a list of links and submit them together. Free accounts start with 10 free URLs on signup, so lead with the pages that matter most.
Track every URL
Each batch gets a live status page that shows which URLs are indexed and which are still pending. No guessing, no support ticket.
Credits back if it does not index
If a paid URL is not indexed at the 7-day check, the credit comes back to your balance automatically. No ticket to file.
How it works
Three steps to get your pages and backlinks into the index.
Paste your URLs and email
Paste your pages or backlinks into the form, one per line, and add your email. We email a verification link that creates your free account. Open it and indexing starts. No password and no credit card.
We submit them to Google
We push every URL into the indexing pipeline behind the scenes. Crawlers often pick your links up within a few days. You do not touch Search Console.
Track results on your status page
We check each URL against the live index and show you a per-URL status page of what indexed and what is still pending. Google decides what gets indexed, so you see the real result.
Pay only for indexed URLs. No subscription.
Start free with 10 URLs on signup. 1 credit = 1 indexed URL beyond the free allowance. Paid credits never expire and come with 7-day auto-recredit.
Prices in USD. Charged by Stripe. Have a code? Enter it at checkout.
Comparable volume costs about 15% more at IndexMeNow.
More than 10 URLs to index? Get Trial: $19 USD for 20 URLs ($0.95 USD/URL).
Submit the whole batch today instead of stopping at your 10 free signup URLs, with no batch cap. 7-day auto-recredit included.
Free
$0 USD
10 URLs free on signup
- No card. Free account.
- Google indexing
- Live status page
- 3, 7 and 30 day email reports
Starter
$49 USD
60 credits · $0.82 USD/URL
7-day auto-recredit if not indexed.
Regular indexing for one active site.
Agency
$339 USD
600 credits · $0.56 USD/URL
7-day auto-recredit if not indexed.
Agencies and link builders indexing large batches.
Included with every paid pack: automatic index check, credits returned after 7 days if the URL is not indexed, and no monthly fee. Broken, blocked, or noindex URLs are not recredited.
Frequently asked questions
What is URL Indexer?
URL Indexer is a free Google URL indexing tool. You paste your pages or backlinks, add your email, and open the verification link. It then submits them to Google for indexing and tracks which URLs get indexed. A free account is required. No Search Console access and no credit card.
Is it really free?
Yes. You get 10 URLs free when you sign up, with a free email account and no credit card. For higher volume, one-time indexing packs start at $19 USD and never expire. 1 credit equals 1 indexed URL, and the credit comes back after 7 days if it is not indexed. Broken, blocked, or noindex URLs are not recredited.
What is the catch?
The free tier is 10 URLs once on signup, a free email account is required, and Google still decides what gets indexed. No credit card. We cover costs when higher-volume users buy credit packs to index more than the free signup allowance.
How many URLs can I submit?
Free accounts get 10 URLs free on signup. Once those are used, buy a credit pack for higher volume with no limits. Paid credits are returned if the URL is not indexed at the 7-day check.
How long does it take Google to index my URLs?
Crawlers often visit your URLs within a few days of submission. Confirmed indexing can take a few days to a couple of weeks, since Google indexes on its own schedule. Your status page updates as results come in.
Is it safe for my site?
Yes. We submit your URLs through standard indexing-request signals, the same kind you send when you request indexing yourself, just done at scale. We do not build spam links or inject anything into your pages.
What is the difference between indexing and ranking?
Indexing means Google has your page in its database and can show it in results. Ranking is where it shows up once it is indexed. We handle the first part, getting your URLs and backlinks into the index. A page that is not indexed cannot appear in results at all, which is why indexing comes first.
Do I need Google Search Console for this to work?
No. You never grant access to a Search Console property or any permissions. That is the whole point. It means you can index pages on sites you do not own, including third-party backlinks that Search Console will never let you submit manually.
What happens if a URL does not get indexed?
Google makes the final call, so some URLs may not index on the first pass. Paid credits for those URLs are returned to your balance after the 7-day check (broken, blocked, or noindex URLs are not recredited). Your status page shows which ones missed, so you can fix the page and resubmit.
Can I check which of my URLs are already indexed?
Yes. The index checker shows which of up to 500 URLs Google has indexed. It is a paid tool: 1 credit covers 100 checks, and the smallest pack is USD 5 for 500 checks.
Learn about Google indexing
Guides and comparisons on how indexing works, why pages get skipped, and how URL Indexer gets your URLs into Google faster.
What Is URL Indexing? A Plain-English Guide
URL indexing is when Google adds a page to its searchable database. Here is what that means and how to get your pages in.
Read guide →Backlink indexingHow to Get Your Backlinks Indexed by Google
A backlink passes value only after Google indexes the page it sits on. Here is how to get your backlinks indexed, even on sites you do not own.
Read guide →Getting indexed fasterHow to Get Google to Index Your Site Fast
An actionable checklist to speed up Google indexing: sitemaps, internal links, Search Console, fixing crawl blockers, and submitting URLs for faster discovery.
Read guide →Getting indexed fasterHow to Index Pages Without Google Search Console
Search Console only works on properties you own. Here is how to index pages without it, including backlinks and third-party URLs.
Read guide →Fixing indexing problemsWhy Isn't My Page Indexed by Google? 9 Common Reasons
Nine common reasons a page is not indexed by Google, how to confirm each one, and the exact fix, from noindex tags to thin content and orphan pages.
Read guide →Indexing basicsIndexing vs Ranking: What's the Difference?
Indexing puts your page in Google's database. Ranking decides where it appears for a search. Here is how the two stages differ and where each one breaks.
Read guide →Compare URL Indexer to the alternatives
All comparisons →The 7 Best URL Indexer Tools (Free and Paid)
An honest roundup of seven URL indexer tools, free and paid, with what each one does and its real pros and cons.
Read comparison →ComparisonsURL Indexer vs RapidURLIndexer
A fair side-by-side of URL Indexer and RapidURLIndexer: free tier, pricing model, backlink support, tracking, and setup.
Read comparison →ComparisonsURL Indexer vs Google Search Console (Request Indexing)
Search Console is the official baseline for pages you own. URL Indexer handles bulk and backlinks. Here is when to use each.
Read comparison →