Google Instant Indexer

Paste your URLs, they get submitted straight to Google's Indexing API — new or updated pages get crawled in minutes instead of waiting weeks for the next organic crawl. One PHP file, no framework, no subscription.

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Try the live demo (runs in demonstration mode — the form and log are real, the Google call is simulated).

Who it's for

Anyone who publishes pages faster than Google's normal crawl schedule picks them up: site migrations, e-commerce catalogs, news/content sites, or agencies managing indexing for several client sites.

What it does

• Paste up to 20 URLs at a time, submit them to the Google Indexing API in one pass.
• Per-URL result (accepted / needs retry / error), shown right after submission.
• Persistent submission log (JSONL file) so you can see everything sent and when.
• No external dependencies — only PHP's built-in curl and openssl extensions.

What you need before you buy

The Google Indexing API only accepts submissions for properties you own. Before you use it:

• A Google Cloud service account with the Web Search Indexing API enabled.
• That service account's email added as an owner in Google Search Console for your property.
• The service account's JSON credentials file.

Google's default quota is 200 URLs/day per service account (raisable from Search Console). Setup takes about 10 minutes if you already have a Google Cloud project.

Installation

1. Upload index.php to any PHP host (Apache/Nginx+php-fpm), or run it locally with php -S 0.0.0.0:8080.
2. Set the GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON environment variable to the path of your service account JSON file (or GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON_INLINE with the JSON content itself).
3. Open the page, paste your URLs, submit.

Without those variables set, the script runs in demonstration mode — same flow, no real call to Google — so you can see it working before wiring up credentials.

FAQ

Do I need a Google Cloud account?

Yes. You need a service account with the Web Search Indexing API enabled and added as an owner of your Search Console property. This script does not create that for you.

Does the script send my data anywhere but Google?

No. It calls indexing.googleapis.com directly using your own service account credentials.

Is this a subscription?

No. $24.99 once. Google's own indexing quota (200 URLs/day by default) is separate and controlled entirely on your Google Cloud/Search Console side.

Buy now — $24.99