Rapid Indexer gives AI agents a tool to send links to Google

Rapid Indexer, a company that sends web pages to the Google index, released an MCP server on 25 October 2026. MCP is an open standard that lets AI assistants use external tools. An AI agent can write and publish a link, send it to Googlebot, and check after that if Google found it. The company gave only figures from tests that it did.

How it works

The tool lets an agent send URLs to Google on a VIP queue, on a standard queue, or as a drip feed. It also checks if a page is in the Google index. It gives the cost of a batch before the agent uses credits. A task holds a maximum of 10,000 URLs.

The numbers

In tests that the company did, Googlebot came 35 seconds to 2 minutes after a VIP send. On the standard queue, the first visit came after about 2 hours 35 minutes. The company gives a success rate of about 98% for correct pages. The cost is $0.01 for each URL on the standard queue and $0.05 on the VIP queue.

What is not known

No external test shows that these figures are correct. It is not known how Google uses links that agents make in large numbers.

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