IndexBooster: You Pay for Actually Indexed Pages

A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is the unique address of a web page on the internet. It appears in the browser’s address bar and must start with “http://” or “https://” to be considered valid.

A correct URL should lead to an accessible page without requiring special permissions or logins.

You can submit different types of URLs for indexing, such as:

• A blog post or article from your own website
• A page from another website that contains valuable information or mentions your brand
• A backlink from a partner or industry resource
• A public profile page on a forum or a social media platform
• A product or business listing page

Examples of correct URLs

• https://example.com/blog/seo-tips (accessible blog article)
• https://partnersite.com/reviews/your-service (external review page)
• https://twitter.com/yourprofile (public social media profile)
• https://maps.google.com/?cid=123456789 (Google Business listing)

Examples of incorrect URLs:

• www.example.com/page (missing protocol http:// or https://)
• https://example.com/admin (private, requires login)
• https://example.com/page-not-found (404 error)
• https://example.com/?sessionid=xyz123 (temporary session link)

If a page is not indexed by search engines, it is essentially invisible to users searching online. Indexing is the process that allows a page to appear in search results, giving it the opportunity to rank for relevant keywords. Without indexing, even the best content will not generate organic traffic.

The sooner a page is indexed, the sooner it can:

• Start attracting visitors from search engines
• Build search engine trust and authority
• Begin ranking for targeted keywords
• Generate clicks and conversions
• Contribute to your website’s overall SEO performance

Benefits of fast indexing:

• SEO advantage: Search engines can begin evaluating and ranking your content earlier, helping you outperform competitors.
• Faster monetization: Pages that appear in search results sooner can start generating ad revenue, sales, or leads earlier.
• Time-sensitive relevance: For news articles, promotions, and seasonal offers, quick indexing ensures your content reaches its audience while it’s still relevant.

IndexBooster is designed to make the indexing process faster, easier, and more reliable. Instead of waiting days or weeks for search engines to discover your new or updated pages, IndexBooster actively checks and initiates indexing requests, ensuring your content is processed as quickly as possible.

With IndexBooster, you can:

• Submit multiple URLs at once, saving time on manual work
• Automate indexing checks several times a day
• Get clear reports on which pages are indexed and which are not
• Index not only your own site’s pages but also backlinks, partner pages, and other valuable URLs
• Reduce the delay between publishing content and seeing it in search results

Key benefits of using IndexBooster:

• Speed: Get your URLs indexed significantly faster than relying solely on organic discovery
• Control: Monitor indexing status in real time and take action immediately if a page drops out of the index
• Versatility: Works for a wide range of URLs — from blog articles to business profiles
• SEO impact: Faster indexing means your content can start ranking and generating traffic sooner

The easiest way to check is to use tools that query Google’s index directly. In IndexBooster, we automatically verify the indexing status of your submitted URLs several times a day using multiple data sources and queries. This helps confirm whether your page is currently visible in search results.

Popular ways to check indexing:

• Google Search Console: Use the URL Inspection tool to see if a page is in Google’s index and when it was last crawled.
• Google search operators: Type site:yourdomain.com/page-url in Google Search string. If the page appears, it’s indexed.
• IndexBooster’s built-in reports: See the indexing status for all submitted URLs in one place, updated multiple times daily.

Indexing speed varies depending on multiple factors, including your site’s crawl frequency, domain authority, and how easily Googlebot can access the page. In many cases, Google may index a new page within a few hours, but it can also take several days or even weeks - especially for new sites or low-authority domains.

Factors that affect indexing speed:

• Internal linking (pages linked from high-traffic areas get crawled faster)
• External backlinks from reputable sites
• Sitemap submission via Google Search Console
• Page loading speed and mobile-friendliness

Using tools like IndexBooster can help accelerate this process by prompting Google to recrawl your pages sooner.

No. Indexing only means that Google is aware of your page and has stored it in its database. Ranking, on the other hand, depends on Google’s algorithms, which consider hundreds of factors such as relevance, content quality, user engagement, and backlinks.

A page can be indexed but still appear far down in search results if it’s not optimized or lacks authority. To improve rankings, focus on:

• Creating valuable, unique content
• Optimizing for relevant keywords
• Building high-quality backlinks
• Improving user experience and technical SEO

Ranking is the result of ongoing SEO efforts. However, indexing is the first step

Google operates a distributed infrastructure with multiple data centers around the world. When a URL is indexed, it may first appear in one data center but still be absent in others. This can cause temporary differences when you check manually, especially using search operators like site:yourdomain.com/page-url or inurl: yourdomain.com/page-url.

On average, data synchronization across Google’s network takes 24–48 hours, but in some cases, it may be faster or slightly longer.

Additionally, tools like IndexBooster confirm indexing by using multiple verification methods and data sources, including fetching the Title and Description snippet from Google. In rare cases, these signals may be detected before the update is fully propagated to all search results pages you see in your browser.
If after 48 hours your URL still doesn’t appear, it may have been de-indexed due to quality issues, duplicate content, or other policy-related reasons.

No. Indexing checks are included in the process and come at no additional cost. 

Credits are only deducted for URLs that are successfully indexed

If your URL has not been indexed within 10 days from submission, the credit used for that URL is automatically returned to your IndexBooster account balance.

This process is fully automated, so no manual request is needed. You can track all refunds, along with indexing results, in the “Credit History” section of your client dashboard: https://app.indexbooster.net/credit-history.

Our system also checks each submitted page for indexability right after submission – and if it’s not eligible for indexing, the credit is instantly refunded without waiting.

Yes sure! If you’ve updated the content, changed the meta tag description or the <title> tag, or added new sections of information, you can resubmit the page for indexing to ensure search engines reflect your changes faster. Resubmitting an already indexed page can also result in a temporary boost in rankings or help maintain improved positions over time.

IndexBooster supports reindexing for both new and already indexed pages. This is especially useful for:

• updated articles, product pages, or service pages;
• testing and quickly verifying snippet changes in search results;
• speeding up the application of SEO improvements.

You can trigger reindexing anytime from your dashboard. Depending on your site type and search engine algorithms, the effects may appear within hours or a few days.

Yes. The indexing process and verification are triggered regardless of whether the page is already indexed. Resubmitting already indexed pages can help speed up the update of their content in search results.

If you only want to index pages that are not yet indexed, we recommend checking their indexing status first using tools such as Google’s site: or inurl: search operators or some other third-party tools for bulk check.

No. Your credits never expire, and you can use them at any time until the end of the World. There’s no subscription - you only pay for URLs that are successfully indexed by our automatic verification system.

We run a safe, multi-step pipeline that’s compliant with search-engine policies. In short:

• Pre-flight indexability check
  As soon as you submit a URL, we verify that it can be indexed: HTTP 200 response, no blocking directives (robots.txt / meta robots), and a valid canonical. Duplicates are filtered out before credits are deducted. If the URL is not indexable, the credit is returned immediately with the status Non indexables (refunded).
• Start of the indexing pipeline.
  For a valid URL, one credit is charged and the URL enters the “request in progress” state. Background workers handle the submission flow and discovery signals while we monitor progress.
• Ongoing verification
  After the first real discovery of the page, our system checks indexing on a fixed schedule (internal interval) until a maximum wait window is reached. When the page is detected in Google, we capture the snippet (page title and meta description) as proof and stop further checks.
• Clear outcomes
  Indexed — the page is found in search results (with snippet evidence in the User Interface).
  Non indexed (refunded) — if the page isn’t found within the set time window, the credit is automatically returned.
  Non indexables (refunded) — if pre-flight checks show the page can’t be indexed, the credit is returned immediately (see step 1).
• Transparency & logs
  Every charge/refund is recorded in Credit-History, and you can review your full history in the dashboard. Technical logs are also recorded for traceability.
   

No, quite the opposite - our solution is designed to be beneficial. It helps you achieve faster indexing and improved keyword positioning without using spammy or risky techniques.

We never post on social networks, spam sites, forums, or other low-quality platforms. You won’t find any trace of our activity on tools like Ahrefs, Semrush, Sistrix, Majestic, etc.

Our method simply asks Google to index or update your URL using our own safe, in-house process, which cannot negatively impact your site.

No, Google does not penalize websites simply for using a tool to request indexing. Submitting pages via services like IndexBooster or similar APIs is a normal practice and safe in itself.

The risk comes when a website forces mass indexing of low-value, duplicate, or automatically generated pages. In such cases, Google may not issue a “penalty,” but it can reduce the visibility of those pages, exclude them from results, or lower the overall trust in the site’s content.

So, the act of using a tool for indexing is not harmful, but forcing the search engine to crawl and index poor-quality content can indirectly lead to ranking losses.

There are no strict limits, but we recommend submitting larger volumes gradually, especially for new websites.

Yes. IndexBooster is designed to increase the chances that your backlinks are crawled and indexed by search engines. Indexed backlinks carry more weight for SEO and can transfer authority to target pages. However, it is advisable to focus on indexing quality backlinks, since low-quality or mass submissions may be ignored or de-indexed by Google. Indexing gradually and selectively ensures better long-term results.

Use .txt or .csv file upload to import your URLs, split them into manageable batches, and monitor results to fine-tune your indexing strategy.

IndexBooster is designed to maximize the chances of fast and successful indexing, but there are still cases where a page cannot be added to Google’s index. Below are the most common reasons and what you can do to fix them:

Non-indexable page (technical issues)

• The page does not return status code 200 (e.g. it responds with 404, 500, 302, 301, 403).
• A “noindex” directive is present in the META tag, HTTP header, or robots.txt file.
• The canonical META tag points to a different URL.
• The server blocks Googlebot or other crawlers.

Solution: Check the server response code, meta robots tag, and robots.txt file. Make sure the canonical tag matches the page you want indexed.

Low-quality or insufficient content

• Thin content that provides little or no value.
• Overuse of duplicated or automatically generated (spintax) text.
• Too many generic keywords (e.g. “best,” “cheap,” “review”) on a low-authority site.

Solution: Update and improve the content, add unique insights, media (images, videos), and expand useful information.

Duplicate or conflicting pages

• Multiple URLs with similar or identical content.
• Canonical tags not set correctly.

Solution: Configure canonical tags properly and remove unnecessary duplicates.

Slow indexing of new domains

• New websites or domains with low trust may experience longer indexing times.

Solution: Submit pages in smaller batches and continue to build overall domain authority.

Yes, IndexBooster provides a powerful API that allows you to automate and integrate all indexing operations with your own systems.

With the API, you can:

• If you have many pages (for example, an online store, a blog, or a catalog). The API allows you to automatically send new pages for indexing as soon as they are published.
• You can check statuses (whether they are indexed or not) directly in your CRM or internal reports.
• You can track your credit balance and log all activity in your internal systems.

Where can be used:

• On websites: set up a script that automatically sends the URL to IndexBooster right after publishing a new article or product.
• In your admin panel or CRM: create a “Send to IndexBooster” button to submit URLs without logging into a separate dashboard.
• In SEO reporting: pull indexing data to instantly see which pages have been added to Google.

Every user has a unique API key (available in the dashboard https://app.indexbooster.net/api-indexbooster), which can be enabled, disabled, or regenerated.

The full API documentation with request/response examples is available at https://indexbooster.net/api-documentation

No. IndexBooster does not need access to any of your personal Google or any other accounts.

The system works independently: you simply add your URLs, and IndexBooster takes care of the indexing process using its own infrastructure and safe integrations. This means you don’t have to share sensitive logins, grant permissions to your Google properties, or generate API credentials.

At the moment, IndexBooster does not have an affiliate program. However, we plan to launch one in the near future. Stay tuned — updates will be published in your dashboard and on our website once the program becomes available.

Yes, it’s possible, although rare. Google may remove a page from its index if the content is considered low quality, duplicated, outdated, or lacking relevance and authority.

To reduce this risk, keep your pages unique, valuable, and regularly updated. Adding fresh content, media, and improving overall site authority helps maintain stable indexing.

No, de-indexed URLs are not refunded. Once IndexBooster has successfully indexed your page - meaning the URL appears in Google with a visible snippet - the credit is considered used.

If Google later decides to remove or de-rank that page, this is beyond IndexBooster’s control. The service fulfilled its role by getting the page indexed, and the credit cannot be returned.