Indexing benchmark

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Counts from Google's URL Inspection readings on the Search Console properties of RankWhy users who opted in, as their browsers reported them (at most 500 URLs per account count); no submission service was involved. A percentage is printed only when the sample holds at least 100 URLs. Updated hourly; 0 URLs on 0 properties of 0 accounts at 2026-11-07 06:30 UTC. The services compared on the indexing services page publish no such numbers.

QuestionAnswer
Indexed nownot enough data (0 URLs, 100 needed)
Still indexed 30 days after first seen indexednot enough data (0 URLs, 100 needed)
Still indexed 90 days after first seen indexednot enough data (0 URLs, 100 needed)
Not indexed at first reading, indexed within 30 days, no submission servicenot enough data (0 URLs, 100 needed)

How to read it

These are Google's own URL Inspection states, read on the owners' Search Console properties and stored by RankWhy's Index Watch. "Reached the index" means a later reading showed the URL indexed after a first reading that did not, with no indexing service involved: the baseline any paid service would have to beat. Every figure keeps its sample size; a cell says "not enough data" below 100 URLs rather than printing a percentage from a handful. Opt in from the Index tab of your account.

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