Next.js indexing
automated with Indexaro
Submit Next.js App Router and Pages Router routes to Google, Bing, and Yandex via deploy hooks, sitemap auto-submit, or REST API.
Deploy pipeline integration
Call Indexaro's REST API from GitHub Actions, Vercel post-deploy hooks, or any CI step after production builds.
sitemap.ts auto-submit
Connect your app/sitemap.ts output URL to Indexaro for automatic submission of all defined routes.
ISR and dynamic route support
Submit newly generated ISR pages and dynamic routes as they appear in your sitemap.
Quick setup
1. Ensure app/sitemap.ts includes all public routes. 2. Add your domain in Indexaro and verify ownership. 3. Connect the sitemap URL or add a deploy hook that POSTs changed URLs to the REST API. 4. Monitor indexing status in the dashboard after each deploy.
Common questions
Does this work with App Router?
Yes. Use Next.js MetadataRoute sitemap generation and connect the output to Indexaro, or submit URLs via API after deploy.
Can I submit only changed pages?
Yes. Your deploy script can diff changed routes and POST only those URLs to Indexaro's REST API.
What about client-rendered pages?
Ensure SEO-critical content is server-rendered. Indexaro submits URLs — Google still needs crawlable HTML to index the page.