Rapid Indexer launched its Rapid Indexer MCP server on October 25, 2026, giving compatible AI agents a way to submit web pages for crawling and check their Google index status within the same workflow.
Key Takeaways
- The server is available as an open-source tool and can run locally or connect through a hosted service.
- Indexing costs start at $0.01 per URL, while index checks cost $0.001 per URL.
- Each task can include up to 10,000 URLs; submission and crawling do not themselves establish that a page has been indexed.
What Rapid Indexer MCP adds
The server connects Rapid Indexer’s submission and checking service to assistants through the Model Context Protocol, or MCP. An agent can submit URLs, check index status, estimate costs and report task progress without an operator copying a list into a separate dashboard.
Rapid Indexer says the tool works with MCP-capable hosts including Grok Bot, Muse, Dots, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and ChatGPT. It can also create scheduled traffic and search-and-click campaigns.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Standard indexing queue | $0.01 per URL, or 1 credit |
| VIP indexing queue | $0.05 per URL, or 5 credits |
| Index check | $0.001 per URL, or 0.1 credit |
| Task capacity | Up to 10,000 URLs |
Availability and setup
The server is available now and is listed in the Official MCP Registry and other directories. Users need a Rapid Indexer API key and can run it locally with Node.js 20 or later, or connect to the hosted server.
The service uses pay-as-you-go credits rather than a subscription. Credits do not expire and are purchased through PayPal, with a $10 minimum top-up. The server instructs assistants to estimate costs and seek confirmation before large batches; creating a task spends credits immediately.
Crawling is separate from indexing
Rapid Indexer says its internal tests found that Googlebot typically visited VIP submissions within 35 seconds to two minutes. For the standard queue, the company says the first visit typically took about two hours and 35 minutes, with URLs drip-fed and crawled within 24 to 48 hours.
Those figures are company test results, not a guarantee of a visit or inclusion in Google’s index. The separate index-checking function lets users check whether a submitted page has been indexed.
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