Ping search engines.
Get indexed fast.
Add your website, paste links or load your whole sitemap — and notify every IndexNow search engine the moment a page is added, updated or removed. No waiting for crawlers. The same URLs can also go to Google's Indexing API — 200/day, when Search Console's quota runs out after ~10.
Eight tools. One goal: get found.
Everything you need to tell search engines about your pages — and to check whether they listened.
IndexNow Submit
Notify Bing & Yandex about new, updated or deleted URLs — up to 10,000 per request.
Open tool →Google Indexing
Submit URLs to Google’s Indexing API with OAuth or a Service Account. 200/day per project.
Open tool →Bing Index Checker
See which of your URLs Bing has crawled or discovered, using the official Webmaster API.
Open tool →Google Index Checker
Definitive per-URL Google index status via the Search Console URL Inspection API.
Open tool →Sitemap Validator
Check any sitemap for valid XML, URLs, lastmod dates, duplicates and size limits.
Open tool →Robots.txt Checker
Test what Googlebot and Bingbot can access — and whether a page carries a noindex tag.
Open tool →URL Status Checker
Check up to 50 URLs at once: status, redirects, final URL and response time.
Open tool →Indexing Dashboard
Clicks, impressions, CTR and position from Search Console — plus indexed counts over time.
Open tool →Why IndexSnap?
Privacy-first
Your sites and keys live only in your browser’s localStorage. Our server never stores them.
No account, no signup
Open the page and submit. Nothing to install, nothing to create.
Sitemap loader
One click loads every URL from your sitemap.xml — then Smart Submit finds only the new ones.
Full history
Every submission is saved in your browser, with per-URL results you can download as CSV.
Two engines, one list
The same URL list goes to IndexNow (Bing, Yandex) and to Google’s Indexing API.
Honest limits
Quotas are stated plainly. Submitting a URL asks a search engine to crawl it — it is not a guarantee of indexing.
How it works
Three steps. No plugins, no account, no waiting for crawlers.
1 · Add your site + key
Generate a free key on Bing's IndexNow page, host the key file at your site root, and add the site here. We verify the key file is live before saving.
2 · Load every page
One click pulls all URLs from the site's sitemap.xml — or paste your own list, or upload a .txt file. Up to 10,000 URLs per request, auto-split if more.
3 · Instant notify
We POST your URLs to IndexNow. A 200 response means accepted — Bing shares it with every participating engine and crawls shortly after.
Your data stays yours
No account. No database of your sites. No tracking.
Stored in your browser only
Your websites and keys are saved in this browser's local storage. Nobody else — not other visitors, not us — can see them. Clear your browser data and they're gone.
Keys are never saved server-side
Your IndexNow key is sent with a submission and used once — our server never writes it to disk or a database. Each visitor's key stays their own.
No accounts, no tracking
There's nothing to sign up for and no analytics following you around. Open the page, add your site, submit. That's the whole deal.
Frequently asked
Where do I get an IndexNow key? ▾
On bing.com/indexnow/getstarted, click Generate to create a key (8–128 characters). Then create a file named <key>.txt containing only the key, and upload it to your website's root folder — so it's reachable at https://yoursite.com/<key>.txt. That's it.
Is my key safe here? ▾
Your key is stored only in your own browser and is sent to our server once per submission — we never save it. Treat it like a password: don't share screenshots that show it, and don't paste it anywhere public.
What does a 429 error mean? ▾
Microsoft sometimes rate-limits requests coming from our server's shared IP. Your URLs are safe — just hit “Retry via server” after a few minutes, or use the “Run on your computer” option (copy the curl command or download the script) to submit instantly from your own IP.
Your newest page deserves to be found today.
Add your site, paste your URLs, and ping the search engines. It takes about a minute.