IndexMachine use cases
The job is the same everywhere: get the pages you publish on Google and Bing sooner. IndexMachine presses Google's own Request Indexing in your Search Console every day and sends unlimited IndexNow submissions to Bing and the other engines. Here is how that plays out for three kinds of sites.
Three use cases
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What every use case gets
Daily Request Indexing for new pages, Request indexing now for any page including a re-index, unlimited IndexNow, re-checks that confirm pages actually landed on Google, and 404 alerts. Of 1,841 pages IndexMachine requested, 1,418 (77%) were on Google, typically by our first check about 3 days after the request. Plans start at $12.50 once with code BETA50; compare them on the pricing page.
FAQ
Who is IndexMachine for?
Anyone who publishes pages on sites they own and wants them on Google and Bing sooner: indie founders, bloggers, programmatic SEO builders, local businesses and the agencies that run several client sites.
Does IndexMachine work for large programmatic sites?
Yes. It requests indexing every day up to Google's quota for each site, about 10 pages per site per day, and sends every URL in your sitemap to IndexNow with no cap. The Solopreneur lifetime plan covers 10 sites with 10,000 pages each, and subscriptions cover unlimited sites and pages.
Can IndexMachine index pages on sites I don't own?
No. It works on sites you have verified in Google Search Console, because Request Indexing and IndexNow are tools for site owners. That is what keeps it safe for your own domain.
Which plan fits an agency with many client sites?
The 10-site lifetime plan ($84.50 once with code BETA50) for up to 10 sites, or the subscription for unlimited sites and pages. Client sites need to be verified in a Search Console account you can sign in to.
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