Live Index

Submit your main domain and Fast Index Google instantly publishes an indexable page for it at fast-index-google.pages.dev/yourdomain.com. The page carries your site's own meta title, description and keywords, a full meta and audit report, schema markup, a dofollow backlink — and it is added to our sitemap automatically.

Only main domains are accepted — https://www.example.com/blog/post is normalized to example.com. The crawl and audit take a few seconds.

Recently indexed domains

Recently submitted domains and their live pages
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Submit your main domain

Paste any URL form of your site — the scheme, path, query, port and www are stripped, and only the registrable domain (like example.com) is accepted.

We crawl and audit it

Your domain is fetched once as a normal browser. We capture HTTP status, timing, redirects, title, description, keywords, canonical, Open Graph, robots meta, language, headings, word count, links, images, robots.txt and sitemap.xml.

Your live page goes online

An indexable page at /yourdomain.com is published with your meta data, the full audit, schema markup and a dofollow backlink — and added to our sitemap automatically.

How the Live Index pipeline works

  1. Normalize: whatever you paste becomes the registrable domain — http://www.example.com:8080/a?b=1#c turns into example.com. Deep pages are not accepted.
  2. Crawl: one browser-grade fetch of https://<domain> follows redirects and records the real HTTP status, response time and content type.
  3. Extract: the title, meta description, keywords, canonical link, Open Graph and Twitter tags, robots meta, viewport, charset, language, H1, word count, links and images are read from the live HTML.
  4. Audit: /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml are checked, including whether Googlebot is allowed to crawl.
  5. Publish: the generated page keeps your meta data as its own SEO data, adds JSON-LD schema (WebSite + WebPage + BreadcrumbList), links back to your domain with a dofollow anchor, and enters our sitemap.

Why the backlink is dofollow

The link to your domain on your live page carries no nofollow attribute and sits on an indexable URL that is listed in our XML sitemap — so it is a normal, crawlable editorial link. Because the page mirrors your own meta data, it also gives search engines a second, consistent source for your title, description and keywords. Re-submitting your domain refreshes the audit data while keeping the same page URL, so the link never breaks.

FAQ

What exactly counts as a "main domain"?

The site's domain without scheme, path, query or port, and without a leading www — so https://www.example.com:8080/a?b=1#c becomes example.com. A language or section subdomain (like en.wikipedia.org) is kept as-is, because it is a different site.

Does this submit my site to Google?

No. It publishes a page on this site about your domain, with a dofollow backlink and your meta data. Search engines discover it like any other page on the web. To submit your own URLs directly, use Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.

What if my site is down or blocking fetches?

We still publish the page — the audit section will show the real error or status code (for example a timeout or a 403), which is itself useful signal. Fix the issue and re-submit to refresh the data.

Can I submit the same domain twice?

Yes. Submissions are upserts — the page URL stays the same and the meta and audit data is refreshed with the latest crawl.

Where does the data come from?

Only public HTTP: your homepage HTML, /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml. Nothing is written to your site and no credentials are used.