A guided checklist of the official, free places to submit a site, plus generators for meta tags and a sitemap. Every link opens the search engine’s own page, so you stay in control of your accounts.
Saved on this device only. Tapping “Open” on a checklist item copies your address so you can paste it in.
No tool can submit to these for you in one click. Most need you to sign in or prove you own the site. Smaller engines come and go, and a few push paid upgrades, so skip any form that asks for payment. DuckDuckGo, Brave and similar engines have no form: they find sites by crawling, so get listed in Bing and earn a few links from other sites. Directories rarely move rankings on their own, so use them to be found and to keep your business details consistent. Skip any package that sells links in bulk.
IndexNow is the one truly automatic option. A single request tells Bing, Yandex, Naver and other taking-part engines which pages are new or changed. Google does not take part. It has to run from your own server or computer, because this page can’t send requests to other sites.
Uses the URLs from the Sitemap tab, or your home page if that list is empty. Only addresses on your own site are included.
After uploading, that link should show only your key. A 404 page or any other text means the file is in the wrong place, and IndexNow will reject your pings.
Run either version from a terminal or your server whenever you add or change pages. A reply of 200 or 202 means it was accepted.
Save this as indexnow.php next to your site. It checks the key file first, only sends addresses on your own domain, logs each ping to indexnow.log, and works from a terminal or from your publishing code.