Scan any site to see exactly where each page gets stuck, then apply the fixes in one click.
Some tools find problems and others fix them.
A page only shows up in AI answers after it gets through every step. IndexPedia checks each step for every page in your sitemap and shows you where a page gets stuck.
When your sitemap changes, IndexPedia sends only the new and changed pages through IndexNow. Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam and Yep get them right away.
Add your site and upload one small file. IndexPedia does the rest.
Type your domain. IndexPedia finds your sitemap automatically.
A tiny text file proves the site is yours and unlocks IndexNow.
IndexPedia sends your pages to IndexNow, audits them and gives you a fix for every problem.
It runs daily on Pro and weekly on Free, sending new pages and checking old ones again.
Every plan includes the site scan, AI Reach, Fix Kit and IndexNow.
No tool can force Google to index a page. These answers cover what IndexPedia does and what it doesn't.
No tool can do that honestly. Google decides what to index. IndexPedia finds the reasons Google skips pages, tells you how to fix them, and keeps your sitemap clean. Tools that promise "instant Google indexing" usually misuse Google's Indexing API, which is only allowed for job postings and livestreams.
Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam and Yep. Bing also powers results in other places, such as DuckDuckGo and Yahoo.
Yes. IndexPedia checks pages one at a time with a short pause between them, identifies itself as IndexPediaBot, and only reads public pages listed in your sitemap.
No, but it helps. Without it you get IndexNow submissions and page checks. With it (Pro), you also see Google's real index status for each page.
Just your domain. We find the pages Google is likely to skip. About 10 seconds.
