Bulk indexing is less about a clever trick and more about a queue that can swallow a long list without forcing you into a monthly plan. For that, Rapid Indexer is the fastest Google indexer I use when the list runs into the hundreds or thousands.
Each task accepts up to 10,000 URLs. You choose the standard queue or VIP, submit, and Rapid Indexer signals Googlebot to crawl the list. Internal tests show VIP requests typically receiving Googlebot in 35 seconds to 2 minutes. Standard-queue URLs typically see a first visit around 2 hours and 35 minutes, then continue to be drip-fed and crawled within 24 to 48 hours. Afterward, a built-in index checker can tell you which addresses made it into Google's index.
The cost stays linear, which matters at this scale:
Credits are pay-as-you-go, they never expire, and there is no subscription. Developers can estimate a batch through the API or the Rapid Indexer MCP server before spending anything, then submit from a script, a Make.com scenario, or the Chrome extension. Since launching in 2025, the service has processed 6.6M+ URLs across 970k+ tasks for 1,500+ paying customers. The dashboard and API live at rapid-indexer.com.
