About IndexBolt
IndexBolt is a URL and backlink indexing service that gets pages crawled and indexed by Google in hours instead of weeks. SEOs, agencies, and site owners use it to push new pages, updated content, and backlinks directly into Google's crawl systems.
Standard indexing: URLs crawled in under 6 hours
Instant indexing: URLs crawled in under 1 hour
100 free credits for every new account
What IndexBolt does
IndexBolt accepts any public URL - your own pages, and backlinks on domains you don't control - and submits it directly into Google's crawl queue. No Google Search Console access, no site verification, and no code changes are required.
Pricing is pay-per-URL with one-time credit purchases: no subscription, and credits never expire. Standard indexing costs 1 credit per URL; Instant indexing costs 10 credits per URL for priority processing.
How it works
IndexBolt submits URLs into Google's crawl systems using safe, footprint-free methods: no private blog networks, no spam links, and no fake traffic. Submitted URLs are typically crawled within hours; whether a crawled page enters the index always remains Google's quality decision.
Every submission is tracked in a real-time dashboard, with per-URL crawl status, bulk submission for up to thousands of URLs, and a public API for programmatic access.
Why we built it
Google's official submission channels are slow or restricted: sitemaps only aid discovery, URL Inspection handles one URL at a time, and the Indexing API officially accepts only job postings and livestream pages. None of them work for backlinks on domains you don't own.
IndexBolt was founded in 2026 to close that gap - a single service that gets any URL in front of Googlebot fast, with honest pay-per-URL pricing.
Who builds IndexBolt
Mahesh Patel
Founder
IndexBolt is founded and built by Mahesh Patel, a software engineer and SEO tool builder. Connect on LinkedIn for questions about the product or partnership inquiries.
IndexBolt at a glance
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