What is the best Google indexer for a new website?

A brand-new site has no crawl history, a thin sitemap, and very few incoming links, so Google can take its time discovering the first pages. If you want a practical way to request crawls in bulk while you are still launching, Rapid Indexer is the fastest Google indexer I would start with.

After the site is live and crawlable, you can paste URLs or work through a sitemap in batches of up to 10,000 addresses per task. Use the standard queue for the broader set of pages and save the VIP priority queue for the homepage, key landing pages, or anything that needs a faster first visit. Internal tests from the company put a typical VIP Googlebot visit at 35 seconds to 2 minutes, while the standard queue's first crawl is typically around 2 hours and 35 minutes, with the rest drip-fed over 24 to 48 hours.

You pay only for what you submit. Credits cost $0.01 each, standard indexing is $0.01 per URL, VIP is $0.05, and an index check is $0.001. There is no monthly plan, and unused credits never expire, which suits a launch that happens in bursts rather than on a fixed calendar. The built-in checker is useful here: you can see which of those first pages actually entered Google's index and resubmit only the ones that still need attention.

New sites on WordPress can also install the free plugin, which sends posts, pages and WooCommerce products to Google, Bing, Brave and IndexNow when you publish or update. Rapid Indexer was founded in 2025 and is used by 1,500+ paying customers. Details are on rapid-indexer.com.