Bulk URL submission
One link per line, up to 200 in a batch. Send a whole campaign's backlinks to Google in one go instead of pasting them one at a time.
ExpressIndexing submits your URLs and backlinks to Google in batches of 200, so the crawler is told about them instead of having to find them, and shows you what happened to each link. Credits cost ₹3 down to ₹1 depending on the pack — paid by UPI or card, with a GST invoice, and nothing that renews on its own.
Illustration only. Your dashboard shows your own figures.
Everything is quoted in rupees, billed with GST, and paid the way you already pay — no dollar card, no exchange rate, no monthly plan you forget to cancel.
One link per line, up to 200 in a batch. Send a whole campaign's backlinks to Google in one go instead of pasting them one at a time.
Each link carries its own state and reference. When something fails you can see which link and why, instead of staring at a total.
A link that never reached the indexer can be sent again, or the credit put back on your balance.
UPI, netbanking or an Indian card. Prices are in ₹ on every card, so what you see is what the bank charges.
The same submit and status calls the dashboard uses — documented, with one key per account from day one.
Add your GSTIN once and every invoice carries it — the paperwork your accountant asks for at the end of the year.
Sign-up to first batch usually takes about two minutes.
Free starter credits come with it, so you can push a real link through before spending anything.
Up to 200 in the box, or post the same list to the API. The batch is sent to Google on that request — nothing waits for a cron job.
Status updates on its own. See which links Google picked up and which need another push.
₹3 a credit on the smallest pack, ₹1 on the largest. Every pack prints its own rate — nothing to negotiate.
INR pricing, Indian payment methods, and a GST invoice with your GSTIN on it. No foreign transaction fee on the card statement.
There is no subscription here. Buy a pack when there is work, and the credits wait until you use them.
Batch references and an exportable history, because agency work means proving later what was sent, and when.
WhatsApp or Telegram, answered by a person, during Indian working hours.
One key per account and two calls worth knowing — send a batch, ask how it is doing. Wire it into the sheet, script or panel that already knows when your links go live.
# Submit a batch of URLs to ExpressIndexing curl https://www.expressindexing.com/wp-json/indexinstantly/v1/index \ -H "Authorization: Bearer ii_live_••••••••" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "urls": ["https://yoursite.com/page-1"] }' # Response { "batch_id": "btch_4821", "accepted": 1, "status": "queued" }
One credit sends one link. The rate drops as the pack grows, every pack prints its own rate, and credits never expire.
For personal blogs & small sites.
For active bloggers & solo creators.
For power users with lots of pages.
Running an agency or client campaigns? See the volume packs, up to 16,000 credits →
Guest posts, directory listings, outreach placements — you paid for them, or worked for them, and then they sit on pages Google visits rarely. Until the page is crawled the link passes nothing: no authority, no movement, no return on what the campaign cost.
Submitting a URL puts it in front of the crawler rather than hoping it gets found. That is the whole job of an indexing tool — no tricks, no ranking promises, and no claim that Google must keep what it is shown.
Most indexing tools quote dollars, charge monthly, and leave you arguing with your bank about a foreign transaction. This one charges in rupees, takes UPI, issues a GST invoice, and only takes money when you buy a pack.
Two hundred links in a batch, an API for whatever you already run, and a history you can export when a client asks what their retainer bought.
What people ask before they buy their first pack.
Open an account, put a real link through on the free starter credits, and buy a pack only if it does what you need.