Priced on the size of your site. Nothing else. No setup fees, no contracts, cancel any time. Live within one working day.
Most people guess low. Enter your domain and we will tell you exactly how many pages search engines can actually find, then recommend the right plan. Free, no card needed.
IndexFlow helps search engines and AI crawlers discover your pages faster. Discovery does not guarantee indexing, ranking or inclusion in an AI answer.
Each domain and subdomain is treated as a separate site and requires its own plan. For example, shop.yoursite.com and yoursite.com each need their own subscription.
If your site sits near a tier boundary, we will call you rather than let you overpay.
works out at £14.25 a month
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Large estates get a bespoke plan, not a fixed tier. Indicative pricing below. Final price is set on your actual page count.
| Site size | Monthly | Annual (20% saving) |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 1.5M | £999 | £9,590.40 |
| Up to 2M | £1,249 | £11,990.40 |
| Up to 3M | £1,899 | £18,230.40 |
| Up to 5M | £3,199 | £30,710.40 |
Over 5,000,000 pages, or multiple large domains? Same conversation.
Book a callNo hidden fees. No setup costs. 14-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime.
No VAT is charged. Digital Womble Ltd is not VAT registered, so the price you see is the price you pay.
For businesses only. This tool is designed exclusively for marketing teams, SEO agencies, and business owners, not for personal or consumer use. By using this service you confirm you are acting in a business capacity.
Nothing to install and no access to your server for the crawl and rebuild — we work from your domain name, outside, like any search engine. There is one small one-off step on your side because the sitemap is hosted externally: a line in your robots.txt or a one-time sitemap submission in Search Console. Add the optional key file and the IndexNow push to Bing, Yandex, Naver and Seznam switches on too.
Your sitemap is rebuilt daily from what is actually on your site, so a page you publish today is in it tomorrow. Changed URLs go to Bing, Yandex, Naver and Seznam through IndexNow within minutes, once the key file is in place. What Google does next is Google's call. The rebuild and the indexing requests are the parts we control, and those happen every day.
Sites grow. If you cross into the next tier we will contact you rather than silently letting it break or auto-charging you. If you drop a tier, tell us and we will move you down.
Because each one is a separate site with its own sitemap, and search engines treat them that way. shop.yoursite.com and yoursite.com are two crawls, two sitemaps, two submissions.
Any time. It is a monthly subscription. Cancel and it stops at the end of the period.
No, and we do not want it. Your Search Console data is yours. We work entirely from crawling your public site.
Pages crawled and indexing requests sent, new pages found, pages removed, and the broken links we found with the pages they sit on.
No, and the difference works in your favour. Request Indexing is a manual, one-URL-at-a-time button with a small daily cap, usually around ten to twenty URLs. On a 4,000-page site that would take the best part of a year, assuming you did it every single day without missing one. A sitemap carries every URL on your site in a single file, with no cap at all. We rebuild yours daily from what actually exists, so new pages are in it the day after you publish, deleted pages come out, and accurate lastmod tells Google which pages genuinely changed. What you give up is the priority-queue nudge Request Indexing gives to one URL. What you get is complete coverage of all 4,000, automatically.
After discovery
Discovery does not guarantee indexing, ranking or revenue. Use the next service only where the crawl and performance evidence shows it is needed.
Turn page-level findings into implementation-ready titles, descriptions and internal-link recommendations.
Validate search demand and create a pillar-plus-supporting plan with source and editorial controls.
Establish a dated baseline, compare competitors and identify the pages and sources worth improving.