instanturlindexer.xyz pushes any URL straight into Google’s discovery pipeline, then tracks every link until it lands in the index — or tells you exactly why it didn’t.
Three states account for nearly every “why isn’t this indexed” ticket. Two of them are queue problems — and a queue is something you can push on.
Google knows the URL exists, from a sitemap or an internal link, but has never spent crawl budget fetching it. Nothing you edit on the page changes this state, because Googlebot has not opened the page yet. The bottleneck is the queue, not the content.
Googlebot fetched and rendered the page, then chose not to store it — usually a duplication, canonical or thin-content call. Fixing the page is only half the work: your fix stays invisible until Google crawls it again, which on a low-authority domain can take weeks.
A link only moves PageRank once the page carrying it is in the index. Guest posts, citations and PBN pages routinely sit unindexed for months. In a sample of 12,000 placements we tracked, 41% were still missing from Google 30 days after publication — paid links Google has never seen.
One indexing queue, an index checker that reads the live SERP, and an API that charges exactly what the dashboard charges.
Every order goes through the indexing queue — there is no slow tier to upgrade from. URLs are handed to our discovery channels within seconds of submission, and the median time from paste to first Googlebot hit is 1m 47s. 1.00 credits per URL, up to 10,000 URLs in a single batch.
A live SERP lookup, one URL at a time, so you never pay to index a page Google already holds. Paste or upload up to 10,000 URLs, get a per-URL verdict and a CSV export. At 0.05 credits per URL, auditing a full 10,000-link profile costs $500.00.
Wire indexing into your publishing pipeline. Balance, live pricing, order creation and per-link status, all under /api/v1 with a bearer key you can rotate from your profile.
# queue a batch POST /api/v1/tasks Authorization: Bearer ix_… type: indexer urls: [ 500 items ]
1 credit = $1.00. Bulk top-ups cut the per-credit rate automatically, down to $0.15 at volume. No plan, no seat count, no monthly minimum — and credits never expire.
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No plugin, no DNS record, no sitemap surgery. If the URL is publicly reachable over http(s), it can go in the queue.
One URL per line, or drop a .txt / .csv file. We normalise, de-duplicate and reject anything that isn’t a real http(s) address before your balance is touched, then show the exact credit cost for the batch.
Each URL is fanned out across priority discovery channels — sitemap and RSS pings, IndexNow endpoints and crawl-seeded hub pages Googlebot already visits hourly. That is what turns “undiscovered” into “scheduled”.
Every link carries its own status — pending, submitted, indexed, not indexed or error — refreshable on demand and exportable as CSV. No guessing which half of a batch worked.
1 credit = $1.00, and indexing costs 1.00 credits per URL. Larger top-ups cut the per-credit rate automatically — there is no plan to choose and nothing to cancel.
Deeper tiers unlock automatically at higher top-ups, bottoming out at $0.15 per credit. Minimum top-up $5.
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Submission to our discovery channels happens within seconds. Across the last 90 days the median time from submission to the first Googlebot hit was 1m 47s, with the slowest decile landing inside six hours.
Index confirmation is a separate, slower event: Google crawls first and decides later. Run an index check a day or two after the batch rather than the same afternoon, or you will be measuring nothing.
No, and be suspicious of anyone who does. We guarantee the crawl request: your URL is pushed into channels Googlebot reads, so the page gets fetched instead of sitting undiscovered. Whether Google then keeps it is an editorial decision we do not control.
Pages blocked by robots.txt, carrying noindex, canonicalised elsewhere, behind a login, or thin enough that Google drops them after crawling will not index no matter who submits them. Triggering a crawl is not the same as buying an index slot.
Failed links are marked error or not_indexed on the order’s link list with the reason attached, so you can fix the page and resubmit. Credits are charged when the batch is accepted into the queue and are not returned for URLs Google declines to index — the submission work is the same either way, and no submission service controls that decision. If a whole batch fails to reach the queue you are not charged at all.
Nothing is injected into your site: no plugin, no script, no DNS or Search Console access. We only tell Google that a public URL exists, using the same mechanisms a sitemap ping or an IndexNow submission uses. There is no footprint on the page itself.
The honest caveat: fast crawling surfaces whatever is on the page. If a page is thin or duplicated, indexing it sooner just gets it judged sooner. Fix the page first, then queue it.
Never. Credits are bought, not rented: unused balance stays on the account indefinitely and works across indexing and index checking alike. There is no subscription to forget about and no monthly minimum.
Because top-ups settle on-chain they cannot be reversed to fiat once confirmed. Start at the $5 minimum, run a small batch, and scale when the numbers convince you.
Yes. Every dashboard action has a REST equivalent under /api/v1: account details, live balance, current pricing, order creation and listing, and per-link status for any order. Authenticate with the bearer key on your profile page, which you can rotate at any time. Prices are identical to the dashboard.
# check your balance curl https://instanturlindexer.xyz/api/v1/balance \ -H "Authorization: Bearer ix_your_api_key"
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