Your site is open to Google from the day you publish, on the free plan as well. Every page we serve tells search engines to index it and follow its links. There is nothing to switch on.
How long it takes
Google finds new sites on its own schedule: usually days, sometimes a few weeks. A brand new address with no links pointing at it takes longer than a site people already link to.
robots.txt and the sitemap
Every site has name.pixelpulsenova.com/robots.txt, which allows every crawler and points at name.pixelpulsenova.com/sitemap.xml. The sitemap lists your home page and every public page you published, stamped with the date of your last publish. Portal previews are not listed. Google reads both without you doing anything.
Speeding it up
- Put the address on your Google Business Profile, Instagram, Facebook and anywhere else your business is listed. Links from real profiles are the fastest signal.
- Mention it in your email signature and on your invoices.
- Once your own domain is connected on the $12 plan, you can verify it in Google Search Console with a DNS record at your registrar. From there you can ask Google to look at a page right away and see which searches bring people in.
What we do not promise
Being indexed means Google knows the site exists. Where it ranks depends on what you write, your reviews and your competition. We do not sell rankings on Nova; that is separate SEO work.
Checking
Search Google for site:name.pixelpulsenova.com with your own address. If pages show up, you are indexed.