Get Indexed Faster: How to Put New Pages in Front of Google Without Waiting
The URL Indexer submits new and updated pages straight to Google, tracks their status, and catches pages stuck as 'crawled — not indexed' before they cost you traffic.
Publishing Isn't Enough
A published page only drives traffic once Google crawls and indexes it. Left to natural discovery, a new page can sit unindexed for weeks — especially on sites that don't update their sitemap or lack strong internal links. Every day unindexed is a day of lost traffic.
Submit and Track in One Click
The URL Indexer submits your new and updated URLs straight to Google's indexing API, then tracks whether each one becomes indexed, stays pending, or gets excluded. You see the status of every URL in a single dashboard, instead of checking Search Console URL Inspection one page at a time.
Catch 'Crawled — Not Indexed' Early
The most frustrating status is 'crawled — not indexed': Google read the page but decided not to add it to the index. The URL Indexer surfaces these pages so you can diagnose the cause — thin content, duplicate content, or a missing internal link — before the page quietly loses weeks of potential traffic.
Works With the Sitemaps Manager
The URL Indexer works alongside the Sitemaps Manager for full coverage: the sitemap ensures ongoing discovery, and the indexer gives each new or updated page an immediate push. Together they make sure nothing you publish falls through the cracks.
