Outgrow WordPress-only indexing —
multi-site, multi-engine SaaS
CrawlWP is a strong WordPress indexing plugin. Indexaro is the CrawlWP alternative for teams that need Google Indexing API + IndexNow + Yandex across WordPress, Shopify, Next.js, and many client sites — without installing a plugin on every property.
Not locked to WordPress
Connect any sitemap — Yoast, Rank Math, Shopify, Next.js, or custom CMS. Ideal when agencies manage mixed stacks, not WP-only portfolios.
Google + Bing + Yandex
Submit via Google Indexing API, IndexNow (Bing and partners), and Yandex Webmaster API from one dashboard. Same workflow for every client domain.
Shared SA pool for the 200/day cap
Google limits each service account to 200 Indexing API requests per day. Indexaro rotates across a shared pool so agencies are not babysitting GCP keys per site.
Agency workspaces & reporting
Unlimited sites on Agency, team roles, per-URL status, and Visibility Score — built for client reporting, not a single-blog plugin screen.
REST API & CI/CD
Trigger submissions on publish or deploy. Keep WordPress if you want a publish hook — or skip plugins entirely and drive from sitemap auto-submit.
Index status checker built in
Monitor indexed vs pending vs excluded across engines. Pair submission with continuous checks instead of one-off plugin pings.
Common questions
Is Indexaro a CrawlWP alternative?
Yes, for teams that need multi-site, multi-CMS indexing. CrawlWP focuses on WordPress plugins; Indexaro is SaaS for Google, Bing, and Yandex across many domains and platforms.
Do I need a WordPress plugin?
No. Point Indexaro at your sitemap or call the REST API. Optional: a small publish hook in WordPress if you want instant submission on publish.
Can I use Indexaro with Rank Math Instant Indexing?
Yes as a complement or replacement for multi-site needs. Rank Math Instant Indexing is WP-centric; Indexaro centralizes quota, status, and non-WordPress properties.
Does Indexaro guarantee indexing?
No. We submit via official APIs and track status. Whether an engine indexes a URL depends on content quality, authority, and their own policies.