Use server-side credentials
Never expose the API key in JavaScript, HTML or visitor browsers; call the API from a trusted backend.
INDEX GRAB SOLUTIONS
WORDPRESS URL INDEXING
Connect your WordPress publishing flow to controlled URL submission
Send new post and product URLs through server-side API calls, webhooks or a reviewed sitemap without exposing credentials.
- Search Console
- Not required
- Standard Index
- $0.02 / URL
- Instant Index
- $0.05 / URL
- Access
- Dashboard + REST API
WORDPRESS URL INDEXING
Keep automation fast while credentials stay server-side
A sound WordPress integration does not blindly submit every record. It checks publication state and technical eligibility first, keeps the API key on the server, uses an idempotent client reference for retries, and stores the resulting state in your own workflow.
WordPress ownersPlugin developersContent automation teamsSEO agencies
Filter publication state
Do not automatically submit drafts, noindex pages or access-restricted URLs.
Control retries
Use a client reference derived from the post ID and canonical URL to reduce double submissions.
Adapt ready-made flows
Use WordPress, Make, n8n and Zapier examples with your own approval and error handling.
CLEAR WORKFLOW
One workspace from submission to history
When your URLs are public and technically reachable, turn submission work into a repeatable operational process.
- 01
Prepare the URLs
Paste individual URLs or import a public XML sitemap you are authorized to manage. Invalid and duplicate inputs are removed.
- 02
Choose processing speed
Standard Index is designed for regular work with a 3-hour to 7-day window; Instant Index targets time-sensitive work in 5-10 minutes.
- 03
Confirm the amount
The valid URL count, unit price and exact total are shown before the job is created. No subscription is required.
- 04
Track the result
Follow queued, processing and completed states in the dashboard. Optionally query search visibility with URL Result Check.
USE CASES
WordPress examples
- New posts
- WooCommerce products
- Category and tag updates
- Agency automation for client sites
ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
Can I put the API key in frontend code?
No. Keep the key server-side and never send it to visitor browsers.
Should every published item be submitted automatically?
No. Check publication state, noindex, canonical and reachability before submission.
What if an older API client omits the service field?
For backward compatibility, calls without the service field use Instant Index. Select Standard explicitly when needed.
Does a WordPress plugin guarantee indexing?
No. It automates submission; search engines independently decide crawling and indexing.
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