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Indexing Expert vs. IndexerNow: multi-signal networks and the official API

Indexing Expert markets a multi-signal method and publishes success rates well above what most of this category claims. As with every self-reported figure here, we can't verify it and aren't going to argue with it — the structural comparison is the useful one. Indexing Expert works on URLs you don't own. IndexerNow only works on properties you've verified in Search Console, because that's what Google's Indexing API requires, and that constraint is also what lets it report Google's own verdict per URL.

Indexing ExpertIndexerNow
Works on URLs you don't own YesNo — Search Console verification required
Indexing methodProprietary, multi-signalGoogle's official Indexing API
Runs on your own Google account & quota No Yes
Publishes a success rateYes, self-reportedNo — we show Google's per-URL verdict instead
Result reported byOwn index checkGoogle's URL Inspection API verdict
On-page audit explaining why a page won't indexNot advertised Yes
Push to Bing / IndexNow tooNot advertised Yes
AI-crawler tracking (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot)Not advertised Yes
Free SEO tools, no sign-inNot advertised Yes

Frequently asked

Why doesn't IndexerNow publish an indexing success rate?

Because it would be a number about our customers' pages, not about our product. Whether a page indexes depends on its quality, the site's authority and Google's own judgement. Publishing an average would imply we influence it. What we report instead is per-URL: the coverage state Google returns, and an audit of what's holding the page back.

Which is right for a new site with few backlinks?

If the pages are yours, start with the official API — it's the strongest crawl request available and IndexerNow gives you 2 free credits a day free to try it, plus an audit explaining anything that doesn't land. A link indexer becomes relevant when you're building backlinks on domains you don't control.