Problem
New pages sit in “Discovered, currently not indexed” for weeks.
With CrakSEO Indexing
Every new URL goes to IndexNow, Bing and your Search Console sitemap the day you submit it.
CrakSEO Indexing
Stop waiting weeks for crawlers to notice new pages. Free URL submission sends them to IndexNow, Bing Webmaster Tools and your Search Console sitemap at no cost. When a page can't wait, force indexing (paid) pushes it to Google through an indexing service so Googlebot crawls it sooner, with URL credits and an exact quote first.
Problem
New pages sit in “Discovered, currently not indexed” for weeks.
With CrakSEO Indexing
Every new URL goes to IndexNow, Bing and your Search Console sitemap the day you submit it.
Problem
You submit URLs by hand in three different consoles.
With CrakSEO Indexing
One list, one click, or one call from your AI agent through the URL Indexing MCP.
Problem
Paid indexers charge first and report vaguely.
With CrakSEO Indexing
Force indexing shows an exact quote, needs your approval, and reports indexing-service status separately.
Paste public links. Review duplicates, invalid inputs and the exact cost of any force indexing before you confirm.
Free URL submission (IndexNow, Bing and sitemap resubmission) covers sites you own. Force indexing works on any public URL, including backlinks, and uses separate URL credits.
See submission receipts, progress and dated observations. A completed submission is not proof that Google indexed a page.
Two different services. Free URL submission notifies engines about every page you publish; Google has no public API to request indexing of normal pages, so it cannot force Google. Force indexing (paid) pushes URLs to Google through an indexing service so Googlebot crawls them sooner.
We never use the Google Indexing API for general pages. Why not.
https://crakseo.com/mcp/url-indexingPublish a sitemap, submit it in Search Console, link to new pages from pages Google already knows, and keep them indexable. Submitting new URLs the day you publish helps crawlers find them sooner. We do the submission for you, for free, and show what each engine reports back.
It ranges from a few days to several weeks, and Google decides. New sites and pages with no links pointing to them usually wait longest.
Common causes are a noindex tag, a robots.txt block, a canonical pointing elsewhere, thin or duplicate content, or no internal links. Search Console's page indexing report names the reason, such as "Discovered, currently not indexed" or "Crawled, currently not indexed".
Use URL inspection in Search Console. CrakSEO runs index checks through URL inspection for the sites you connect, at no cost.
An open protocol that lets a site tell Bing, Yandex, Seznam, Naver and other participating engines that a URL changed. Google doesn't use IndexNow, which is why we also resubmit your Search Console sitemap.
No. Google limits that API to job posting and livestream pages, so we never use it for general pages. Free URL submission only notifies engines; when Google needs to crawl a page now, paid force indexing pushes the URL to Google through a third-party indexing service instead.
No. Google decides what it indexes and when. Submission receipts, indexing-service status and dated observations are shown separately, and a completed submission is not proof that a page was indexed.
Create a free account, connect Search Console or Bing, and send your new URLs to search engines today. Pay only if you choose force indexing.