Index Any URL Fast.
Wake Up Search Bots In Minutes.
A high-velocity 5-tier indexing engine built for publishers, event bloggers, and SEO agencies. Push your deep URLs, backlinks, and articles to Google & Bing through verified crawl hubs, IndexNow, and live discovery feeds.
Google's legacy site:https:// operator frequently drops deep URLs. Our bulletproof query searches exact URL tokens directly to reveal live indexing, AI Overviews, and rankings without operator glitches.
How The 5-Tier Acceleration Engine Works
Standard indexing tools just submit a sitemap and wait. SwiftIndex coordinates five simultaneous push mechanisms to force search engine crawlers to fetch and evaluate your target URLs immediately.
High-Authority Discovery Hub
Your URL is instantly published to a verified landing page (e.g. /link/[id]) on SwiftIndex.app with rich Schema.org WebPage metadata and a direct followed outbound link.
Tier 1 DiscoveryGoogle Indexing API Notification
We dispatch instant API notifications to Google’s high-priority push endpoint. The discovery wrapper is registered with Googlebot within seconds.
Tier 1 PushBing & Yandex IndexNow Protocol
Simultaneously notified via IndexNow API protocol to Bing, Yandex, Seznam, and Naver with cryptographic key validation.
Tier 2 PushGoogle PubSubHubbub WebSub Push
Live pings to Google’s central PubSubHubbub hub (pubsubhubbub.appspot.com) alerting Googlebot to crawl updated RSS 2.0 and JSON Feed 1.1 streams.
Tier 3 Real-TimeSearch Console Sitemaps & XML-RPC
Automated sitemap submission to Search Console plus XML-RPC pings across Ping-o-Matic, Blo.gs, Weblog, and PingMyUrl crawler aggregators.
Tier 4 SyndicationInternet Archive & Bulletproof Verify
Permanent capture request dispatched to the Wayback Machine. Continuous search verification checking exact URL tokens across search results.
Tier 5 AuthorityPay Only For What You Index. Credits Never Expire.
Pre-index diagnostics and monitoring cost 0 credits. Full 5-tier turbo crawl acceleration uses credits only on verified submission dispatch.
Starter
30 credits
$0.600 per turbo accelerated URL
Basic
315 credits
$0.184 per turbo accelerated URL
Agency
3,500 credits
$0.114 per turbo accelerated URL
Enterprise
12,500 credits
$0.080 per turbo accelerated URL
Instant credit delivery via Stripe. Lifetime validity. Unconditional 30-day refund policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the 2-minute indexing acceleration work?▼
When you submit a URL in Turbo workflow, SwiftIndex generates a high-performance discovery landing page on our verified Search Console domain within seconds. We then notify Google’s Indexing API, Bing IndexNow, and WebSub Google hubs simultaneously. Googlebot and Bingbot immediately crawl the discovery hub, discover your target link, and add your page to their active processing queue.
Why did Google search say "did not match any documents" for my URL with site: ?▼
Google’s search engine has significantly altered the behavior of the legacy `site:` operator. For many deep paths, forum threads, and new articles, `site:https://domain.com/path` returns zero results even when Google has fully ingested, indexed, and ranked the page. Our bulletproof verification tool searches the exact URL token without operator glitches to surface Google AI Overviews and genuine indexation proof.
Can I index third-party URLs like forums, Google Scripts, Web 2.0s, and backlinks?▼
Yes! Unlike restrictive tools that only work for websites where you have Search Console DNS ownership, SwiftIndex’s 5-Tier Discovery Hub Engine accelerates any public URL on the web—including ProBoards threads, Google Apps Script apps, WordPress blogs, Medium articles, and social posts.
What is the Discovery Directory?▼
The Discovery Directory (/discover/1) is SwiftIndex’s live public hub. It exposes continuous Schema.org ItemLists, RSS 2.0 XML feeds, and JSON feeds to search engine spiders 24/7, providing consistent crawler authority for submitted URLs.
Do credits expire?▼
No. All purchased credits remain in your account indefinitely with no expiration date.
Field notes
What we learned running this tool in production
We check our own claims against Search Console and publish what we find, including the results where our tool did nothing. If you are deciding whether an indexing tool is worth paying for, start here.
We Built an Indexing Tool and Google Ignored It: What 30 Real Submissions Taught Us About Getting Pages Indexed
Our indexing tool pushed pages to Google's Indexing API and got a 200 OK every time. Search Console showed those same pages had never been crawled. Here is what the data actually says about getting a new site indexed.
How to Get a New Website Indexed by Google: A Checklist That Actually Works
A step by step checklist for getting a new site into Google, with a way to verify each step worked rather than assuming it did. Written from what we measured on our own domain.
Discovered vs Crawled, Currently Not Indexed: What Each Search Console Status Means and How to Fix It
Discovered means Google has not fetched your page. Crawled means it fetched the page and passed. The two statuses need completely different fixes, and mixing them up wastes weeks.
Instant Indexing Tools: What They Can and Cannot Do, From Inside One
What the Google Indexing API officially supports, what IndexNow reaches, why ping services stopped working, and how the two minute indexing claim is actually produced.
How to Get Event Pages Indexed Fast: A Guide for Event and Ticket Publishers
Concert and fixture pages have a deadline. Here is how to structure, publish and submit them so Google picks them up while the search demand is still there.