Waiting on the crawler
Crawl budget is allocated by the search engine, not by you. Smaller and newer sites get visited least often — exactly the sites that need it most.
Live submissions to 6 search engines
Waiting for a crawler to notice your new page is a lottery. IndexNow lets you tell search engines the moment something changes — and Index-now does the telling for you, automatically, forever.
ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity read your site to answer questions about it. An llms.txt tells them which pages matter. We read your sitemap and build one in about 30 seconds.
The problem
Search engines discover changes by re-crawling — and they decide when that happens. A new page on a small site can sit unnoticed for days or weeks. Every day it isn't indexed is a day it earns nothing.
Crawl budget is allocated by the search engine, not by you. Smaller and newer sites get visited least often — exactly the sites that need it most.
You fix a price, update stock, correct an error — and search engines keep showing the old version until they happen to come back.
Pasting URLs into a webmaster tool works for one page. It does not work for a shop with 4,000 products that change weekly.
How it works
Type in your site address. We generate a valid IndexNow key for you straight away — no need to understand the spec.
Either let us do it — connect Cloudflare or your hosting and we put it in place for you — or download it and upload it yourself, with guides for 18 platforms. Either way we verify it automatically.
From then on we read your sitemap on a schedule, work out exactly which URLs are new or changed, and submit only those. You watch the log.
What you get
We compare your sitemap's lastmod dates between runs, and fall back to content fingerprinting when your sitemap doesn't provide them — so edits get caught either way.
Resubmitting your whole site every day wastes your crawl budget and risks rate limits. We send deltas, not dumps.
One submission to the shared IndexNow API reaches Bing, Yandex, Seznam.cz, Naver, Yep, Amazon.
Every batch is logged with the verbatim HTTP response from the engines. You can see exactly what was sent and what came back.
Add one line to your CMS and new posts are submitted the second they go live, rather than waiting for the next scheduled run.
We respect the protocol's resubmission windows and back off on 429s, so your domain never gets flagged for abuse.
Free tool
Search is no longer only search. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI
results read your site to answer questions about it. An llms.txt
file tells them which pages matter and what each one is for.
Enter your domain, we read your sitemap and build a properly structured llms.txt following the llmstxt.org format. Free — we just ask for an email address so we can send you the file.
Generate mine free# Your Company > Independent bakery in Leeds supplying > sourdough to cafés across Yorkshire. ## Main - [Home](https://…/): What we bake and why - [Wholesale](https://…/wholesale): Trade ordering - [Our bakers](https://…/team): The people ## Optional - [Privacy](https://…/privacy)
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Where your pages go
We send each change once to the shared IndexNow endpoint, which forwards it to every participating search engine.
Google does not take part in IndexNow, so this has no effect there — here's why.
FAQs
More in the full FAQ.
Set it up once. We keep telling the search engines about every change you make, for $12 a year.