Get a new install page in front of a crawler faster
A new page describing how to add an AI chat to a home screen can sit unindexed for days or weeks while crawlers work through older, established sites first. IndexJump submits URLs directly to Google, Bing and ChatGPT so the page gets flagged for review sooner, with 100 URLs free and no card required to start.
Writing the page is the easy part. Getting a search engine to notice it exists, especially a brand-new page with no history behind it, is the part that takes patience or a nudge, and most people underestimate how long the patience option actually takes in practice.
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Why a new page waits
Crawlers do not visit every page the moment it is published; they prioritise domains they already trust and visit on a schedule shaped by that trust. A fresh page explaining how to install a web app can sit unseen for a week or more before anything crawls it, while an older competing page keeps showing up in results the whole time instead.
What indexing services change
Instead of waiting passively for a crawler to arrive on its own schedule, an indexing service tells the search engines a URL exists and asks for a visit directly. IndexJump calls this bot delivery: it sends crawlers to your URLs and lets you monitor the crawl in real time rather than guessing whether or when anything happened.
What IndexJump offers
IndexJump covers Google, Bing and ChatGPT, and gives 100 URLs free with no credit card needed to start using it. Paid plans apply beyond that free allowance once you have used it up. An API is available for anyone who wants to submit new install-guide pages automatically as they are published, rather than pasting each link in by hand.
What it does not promise
IndexJump speeds up discovery and crawl monitoring; it does not guarantee that a page gets indexed, and it does not promise any ranking position once it is. Nothing about the service is described as instant or unlimited, and the free 100 URLs are not the whole of what it offers if you need more later.
Using it for one page
Copy the exact URL of the install guide, submit it through IndexJump, and check back through its crawl monitoring rather than repeatedly searching for the page by hand to see if it has appeared. This is worth doing once per new page rather than only after weeks of it sitting unseen and unfound.
What to do while you wait
Submitting a URL is not the last step; keep the page itself accurate, since a crawler that finally visits a page full of broken links or outdated steps for installing the app will not rank it well regardless of how quickly it was found. Indexing gets a page seen; the content still has to hold up once it is.