Indexguru submits your URLs to Google and five other search engines for faster indexing. Free plan, paid plans from $9/month. Features and pricing reviewed.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Indexguru is a web service that helps website owners get pages indexed by search engines. It was built by a team of SEO professionals who kept finding new pages stuck in states such as "Discovered - Currently not indexed." The product runs the Google Indexing API and the IndexNow protocol on a user's behalf, so no technical setup is needed.
The company reports 596,956 pages indexed last month and says pages are typically indexed within 72 hours to 7 days. It states plainly that it cannot guarantee indexing, because each search engine makes the final decision. Its site describes users ranging from individual bloggers to large digital agencies.
Indexguru scans a connected site daily to find pages that have not been indexed, then submits those URLs automatically. Google submissions go through the Google Indexing API. Bing, Yandex, Seznam.cz, Naver and Yep are reached through IndexNow, which brings the total to six search engines.
Google access requires adding a service account email as an Owner in Google Search Console. The FAQ notes that only the Owner role works and that a "User not found" error usually clears after two to three minutes. The crawler can be blocked by robots.txt, Cloudflare Bot Fight Mode, rate limiting or login walls.
Auto Indexing handles the routine work with a daily scan and automatic submission. Instant Indexing covers manual jobs: users can submit any page and batch index hundreds of pages in one click. The company says it is the only tool to offer this through a graphical interface for free. Index History records every job so progress can be reviewed over time.
Other features include smart sitemap crawling and syncing, OpenGraph previews, URL Monitoring, multiple Google accounts and a site fixer on higher plans. The site also hosts free tools such as a sitemap generator, robots.txt checker, page speed test, meta tag extractor and crawlability and indexability test.
Indexguru is a service that helps websites get indexed by search engines, including Google and Bing. It uses the Google Indexing API and the IndexNow protocol to submit URLs for users who do not want to set those tools up themselves.
Indexguru has a free Hobby plan and paid plans at $9, $29, $59 and $149 per month, called Growth, Large, Scale and Agency. Enterprise pricing is custom and handled through sales.
Yes. The Hobby plan is free forever with no credit card required. It includes Instant Google Indexing, indexing history, one free URL indexed daily, OpenGraph previews and smart sitemap crawling and syncing.
The FAQ says pages are typically indexed within 72 hours to 7 days. The company notes that timing varies and that it cannot guarantee indexing, because search engines make the final decision.
It indexes across six search engines: Google through the Google Indexing API, and Bing, Yandex, Seznam.cz, Naver and Yep through the IndexNow protocol.
Google recommends the Indexing API primarily for news items and job postings. Indexguru says it is aware of these guidelines and aims for responsible usage, but also advises that users should be aware of potential risks.
Common causes are a robots.txt file that blocks the crawler, Cloudflare Bot Fight Mode or WAF rules, server rate limiting or IP blocking, and pages that require authentication. Indexguru suggests checking these settings and contacting support if the problem continues.
The Agency plan allows 20,000 pages indexed daily across 100 domains, with $1 per month for each extra domain. It also adds premium support through Slack, email and Zoom, and custom pricing is available for agencies with hundreds of sites.