IndexMachine
A lightweight and super fast page indexer that just works
39 followers
A lightweight and super fast page indexer that just works
39 followers
Stuck in "Crawled: currently not indexed"? IndexMachine automatically submits your pages to Google, Bing, and now even to LLMs like ChatGPT (so your content shows up in AI answers, not just search results). It tracks everything, sends you daily reports, and alerts you when pages 404. You just connect your domains and let it run on autopilot.
Hey guys!
If you've ever launched a new website, you know the pain — you publish a page, wait... and wait... and Google just ignores it. Stuck in "Discovered - currently not indexed" limbo for weeks. Sometimes months. Some pages never make it at all. Plus Google has terminated the Indexing API -> most companies around indexing have also shutdown.
I run several websites and got tired of manually pinging Google Search Console every time I published something new. So I built a small internal tool to automate this. It worked so well that I decided to polish it up and release it publicly.
IndexMachine automatically submits your pages to Google, Bing, and now even to LLMs like ChatGPT (so your content shows up in AI answers, not just search results). It tracks everything, sends you daily reports, and alerts you when pages 404. You just connect your domains and let it run on autopilot.
What makes it different:
- Multi-engine indexing — Google, Bing, and LLM/AI search from one dashboard
- Visual progress charts — actually see your indexing improve day by day
- 404 monitoring — catch broken pages before they hurt your SEO
- Free tools included — SEO analyzer and sitemap validator, no extra charge
But the biggest difference? Price. I looked at every indexing tool out there and made IndexMachine the cheapest option on the market — without cutting corners on quality. Same features, same reliability, fraction of the cost. If you find anything cheaper that does the same job, DM me at https://x.com/not_wowinter13 and I'll give you a discount. Simple as that.
We've already helped index thousands of pages for our users. The tool is simple, it does the job, and it keeps getting better.
What's next:
- Deeper SEO analysis per page
- AI recommendations for fixing indexing issues
- More integrations based on what users ask for
Questions? Ask here or hit me up on X.
21st.dev
to the mooon!!
SEMrush
Love the idea of your tool! Do you have a free trial?
@alina_petrova3 hi, Alina! To be honest, no.
Two reasons for that:
I’m a solopreneur 🙂 So I don’t have venture funding to offer free trials or spend thousands of bucks on ads (CAC is better this way, because sometimes people with small projects can literally index ALL their pages in just 2–3 days, so I can’t offer a trial even for a couple of hours 😂)
The pricing is already the lowest on the market ($12.5 per site, while the cheapest competitors start at $25) plus this is a lifetime deal, so it costs literally pennies to try and improve your project’s indexing situation (and a refund is always an option)
SEMrush
@wowinter13 Got it! I’m used to freemium PLG 😄 It works really well for getting early stage users, even it's limited. Anyway, $12 for a lifetime deal sounds awesome.
Hi,
The problem you’re solving is clear, but the homepage leans more technical than outcome-driven. For PH traffic, the value would land stronger if the top section framed concrete results (indexing speed, visibility, traffic impact) rather than process.
I work with SaaS founders on paid landing page audits specifically for Product Hunt launches, focused on positioning, above-the-fold messaging, and CTAs that convert early traffic.
If that’s relevant right now, I can share what the audit includes and how teams usually use it post-launch.
Congrats on the launch! This hits a very real pain point, especially the published but ignored indexing limbo that feels totally out of your control. I like that you went beyond just Google and are thinking about AI/LLM discovery as part of indexing, not a separate problem. How do you decide when and how often to resubmit or retry pages that are stuck, is it fully automated based on signals, or configurable per site/page type?
@vik_sh Hi Viktor :)
Yes, users can choose between two indexing strategies (narrow and faster or wide and slower), and of course, it’s configurable per site or page type