Fast URL indexing for search and AI answers

Honestly – grey, not white. We get results no webmaster dashboard will ever give you, and that's the whole point. Nothing we do is explicitly prohibited by Google, but it's not the neighbourhood of techniques they promote in their guides either. One thing worth being precise about: "grey" describes how the result is obtained, on our side. It is not a risk you take on yours. We never touch your site – nothing is added to it, nothing is changed on it, and there is nothing there for us to damage.

Yes. Nothing we do happens on your site. We never ask for access to it, we add no script, no plugin, no tag and no markup, and we change nothing on your pages – the entire job runs on the outside, telling engines and crawlers that a URL exists and should be looked at. That is why it is safe rather than probably safe: there is no mechanism by which we could harm a site we never touch. Being discovered carries no penalty of its own, and what a page does once it is in the index is down to the page.

Yes, and it is one of the things it is best at – we would go further and say it is what most people should be using it for. A backlink no engine has crawled is not a backlink yet: it passes nothing and counts for nothing, however good the placement was. Push the linking URLs through here and a list of placements becomes a list of links that were actually seen. A large share of our volume is exactly this – outreach, directory and network placements that would otherwise sit undiscovered for weeks. Same price per URL as anything else, and we don't judge the tactic.

You can – if you have fifty URLs a month and only care about Google. At 10k+ URLs you hit quotas, silent rate-limits, no Yandex, no Bing, no Baidu, no retries and zero sustained pressure. But the bigger difference is what the two things are. Search Console announces a URL to Google, once, and that is the end of its involvement. We drive every crawler and bot we can reach – primary engines, secondary engines, the indexes that inherit from them and the retrieval layers AI assistants read – and we keep driving them on a cadence for days, because one announcement is the weakest signal in the set. Submitting once and hoping is not a strategy.

No. You don't need Search Console, you don't need to verify a domain with us, and you don't need to prove you own anything – we work from the URL alone, the same way an engine does when it finds one anywhere else. Which also means we work on URLs you could never put in a Search Console property: a placement on someone else's site, a client's domain you have no access to, a link you didn't publish. If you do have Search Console, keep it – it's a good measurement surface. It just isn't a requirement, and it isn't what we replace.

Convenience on both sides, mostly. It settles in minutes anywhere in the world, with no card rail, no chargeback window and no bank deciding which countries our customers are allowed to be in. And it means we never hold payment data we would otherwise have to protect: no card numbers, no bank details, nothing an attacker would come here for. You send a top-up, the balance credits, that's the whole relationship. BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC and many other coins supported.

URL metadata and submission status only. We never store page content. Customer URL lists are redacted from every public surface we operate – including the demos on this page. You own your list; we just push it.

First submissions go out within minutes. Median time-to-index across our book is 4h 20m. For sustained visibility every URL runs a 3–5 day campaign of repeat pushes, so it stays discovered, not just discovered once.

It puts you into the indexes they read, which is the prerequisite nobody else in this category sells. ChatGPT and Copilot answer from Bing, Claude correlates with Brave Search, Perplexity crawls with PerplexityBot, and AI Overviews and AI Mode answer from Google. A page missing from those indexes is not a candidate for citation in the first place. Which candidates get quoted then depends on your content – we handle discovery, not persuasion.

GEO – generative engine optimization – is being quoted inside an AI answer instead of ranked in a list below it. It shares its first step with SEO: the page has to exist in an index a model can retrieve from. Monitoring tools report where you are already cited; they cannot make a page retrievable. That part is what we do, on the same $1.00 submission.