Free IndexNow URL Submitter

IndexNow is an open protocol that lets website owners tell search engines the moment a page is added, updated or deleted, instead of waiting for the next crawl. A URL submitted to one IndexNow search engine is shared with all the others.

Microsoft Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam.cz, Yep and other participating search engines. Bing also powers results in other services, so faster Bing indexing helps beyond Bing itself.

Not at the moment. For Google, keep your sitemap up to date and use the URL Inspection tool in Google Search Console to request indexing of important pages.

No. IndexNow makes search engines aware of your changes quickly, but each search engine still decides whether and when to crawl and index a page.

The key file proves you own the site, so nobody else can submit URLs for it. Upload a text file named after your key, containing only the key, to the root of your site. Keep using the same key for future submissions.

Submit URLs when they are new, changed or deleted. Avoid resubmitting unchanged pages over and over — search engines may slow down or ignore excessive submissions.

It means IndexNow received your URLs and is still verifying your key. That is normal the first time you use a new key. A 403 means the key file could not be found or did not match.

No. You can save several sites with their keys for quick switching, but they are stored only in your own browser. Pixlory passes your submission to IndexNow and does not keep it.