a.
Search Console rations you.
Manual requests are capped at roughly a dozen URLs a day, one at a time. At any real volume — a new site, a migration, programmatic pages — that’s weeks of clicking.
73.4% verified index rate · published live
Get indexed by Google. Or don’t pay.
Submit your URLs, and we trigger the crawl and verify each page lands in Google’s live index. Any URL that doesn’t make it within 7 days refunds its credit — automatically.
- Free credit with Gmail signup
- No card required
- Auto-refund if it doesn’t index
TopIndexer · Submission
Demo
POST https://yoursite.com/new-page
- Queued for crawl
- Googlebot crawled the page
- Verified in Google’s index
Credit spent · 1 Refunds itself if not indexed by day 7.
Indexed ✓
Illustrative demo — real timings live in your dashboard.
- Verified index rate, published live
- 73.4%
- To indexed — or the credit returns
- 7 days
- One credit, one URL. Never expires
- 1 = 1
- Up-front. First URL free with Gmail
- $0
01 · The problem
Indexing is a black box. Most tools like it that way.
You publish a page. Then you wait, paste URLs into Search Console one at a time, and run site: searches by hand to see if anything happened.
b.
Indexing services charge for attempts.
Most charge the moment you submit, advertise 60–91% success, and never show their work. Independent benchmarks put real rates near 27–43%.
c.
Nobody shows you the outcome.
Without verification you don’t know which pages landed, which stalled, or what you actually paid per indexed page.
TopIndexer’s answer: verify every URL against Google’s live index, publish the rate, and refund what doesn’t land.
02 · How it works
Three steps. All of them visible.
- 01
Submit your URLs
Paste one URL or a thousand into the dashboard, or POST them to the API. One credit each. No Search Console access needed — we never ask for it.
- 02
We trigger the crawl
Your pages are pushed in front of Google’s crawler, and we watch for the real Googlebot hit on each one — timestamped in your dashboard.
- 03
Verified — or refunded
We keep checking Google’s live index for up to 7 days. Indexed: the receipt shows when and how fast. Not indexed: the credit returns to your balance on its own.
03 · The honest comparison
Same job. Different incentives.
| Capability | Search Console | Typical indexer | TopIndexer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk submission | ~12 a day, by hand | Yes | Paste or API |
| Watches for the Googlebot hit | — | Rarely | Timestamped |
| Verifies in Google’s live index | Eventually, if you check | — (‘submitted’ counts as done) | Checked for 7 days |
| Refund when a page doesn’t index | — | — | Automatic |
| Publishes its success rate | — | Claims 60–91% | 73.4% — live, with methodology |
| You pay for | Your afternoons | Submissions | Verified indexes |
Independent benchmarks put real-world indexer rates near 27–43%. We’d rather publish a real 73.4% than advertise a fake 91.
04 · The paper trail
Every URL gets a receipt.
Each submission carries its status, the moment Googlebot arrived, and the time it took to land. Failures show up and refund themselves — not buried, not reworded.
Submissions live
| URL | Status | Googlebot hit | Time to index |
|---|---|---|---|
| yoursite.com/launch-post | indexed | 0:41 | 4m 12s |
| yoursite.com/docs/changelog | indexed | 1:08 | 11m 03s |
| yoursite.com/pricing-update | crawled | 2:54 | — |
| yoursite.com/old-archive | queued | — | — |
| yoursite.com/thin-tag-page | refunded | 6:12 | +1 credit back |
5 of 1,284 this week
verified rate · 73.4%
05 · The guarantee
The 7-day rule.
If a URL you paid for isn’t in Google’s index within 7 days, its credit returns to your balance. Automatically.
- No ticket to file — the refund posts itself.
- Dated and labelled in your credit ledger.
- Credits never expire, so nothing is lost while you wait.
Refunded · +1 credit
Read the refund policy →
06 · Pricing
Pay per page, not per month.
One-time credit packs — 1 credit indexes 1 URL. Credits never expire, and any URL that doesn’t index refunds its credit. Every pack is ~10% more credits than the other guys.
- 1 credit = 1 URL
- Credits never expire
- Auto-refund if it doesn’t index
- Full REST API included
Not sure yet? Your first URL is free with a Gmail signup — no card. Start free →
07 · For developers
One POST. Up to 50 URLs.
Non-expiring scoped keys, 60 requests a minute, and verified index status read straight back from the same engine the dashboard uses. No Search Console dependency.
terminal
curl -X POST https://api.topindexer.com/api/v1/submit \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ti_live_..." \
-d '{"urls": ["https://yoursite.com/new-page"]}'202 · queued → crawled → indexed (or refunded)
A note from the builder
TopIndexer is an indie product. I built it after paying three indexing services that charged me per submission, advertised 90% success, and went quiet when I asked which of my URLs actually made it.
So this one shows its receipts. The verified rate is published live, every Googlebot hit is timestamped, and a page that doesn’t index gives the credit back without being asked.
If that sounds fair, the first URL is on me.
— the person who answers hello@topindexer.com
08 · Questions
Asked plainly, answered plainly.
Do you guarantee indexing?
No — and nobody honestly can. We trigger the crawl; Google decides. What we guarantee is the deal: every URL is verified against the live index, the rate is published, and what doesn’t land in 7 days is refunded.
How is this different from Search Console?
Search Console requests one URL at a time and rate-limits you fast. We submit at scale, watch for the real Googlebot hit, then verify the page is in the index — not just that you asked.
What happens when a URL isn’t indexed?
If a submitted URL isn’t in the index within 7 days, the credit returns to your balance automatically. You see the refund in the ledger; you don’t file a ticket.
Why publish your rate when others hide theirs?
Because an honest number beats an inflated one. Independent benchmarks put real rates near 27–43% while the category markets 60–91%. Our live cohort rate is 73.4%, with the methodology shown.
What counts as ‘indexed’?
The page appears in Google’s live index when we check — the same result you’d get searching yourself. Every check is recorded with its method and timestamp, so the verdict is auditable.
Do you need access to my Search Console or site?
No. We never ask for Search Console, your CMS, or a code snippet. If a URL is public, we can work with it.
Do credits expire?
No. One credit indexes one URL, credits never expire, and a URL that doesn’t index refunds its credit.
Is there an API?
Yes. Non-expiring scoped keys, a single POST to submit up to 50 URLs, and verified index status read straight back from the API.
Find out if Google indexed you.
Your first URL is free with a Gmail signup. After that, a credit is only ever kept for a page that verifies.