We’re a team of search engine specialists, AI engineers, and
SEO experts on a mission to eliminate indexing delays. With
decades of combined experience in search technology, we built
VelocityIndex to solve the problem we kept running into
ourselves — waiting days for Google to find new pages.
The team works remotely across Europe, with engineering, support, and product decisions made in the open. We keep the team deliberately small: every team member talks to users, reviews indexing reports, and ships code. That structure is why the platform moves fast — the person who answers your support question is often the same person who built the feature.
Our team background spans search engine infrastructure, WordPress plugin development, and API design. VelocityIndex was built after years of watching clients wait on indexing, and we still use the product on our own properties every day.
Sound like a team you want to work with? See open roles via the contact page, or read more about VelocityIndex.
Founder & CEO
Founded VelocityIndex to eliminate indexing delays for SEO professionals worldwide.
We’re always looking for talented engineers, SEO specialists,
and product thinkers who want to shape the future of search
indexing. If you’re passionate about speed, AI, and solving
real problems for SEO professionals — we’d love to hear from you.
We keep one shared priority queue for the whole product: indexing reliability first, then reporting accuracy, then new coverage. Support escalations go straight to engineering, which is why bug reports often become releases within days rather than quarters.
Day to day, that means reviewing submission logs alongside users, shipping in small increments, and writing down what changed in public. You can follow the company on LinkedIn or X, and see the wider story on the about page.
Right now our focus is engine coverage and reporting depth. New integrations go through the same review loop as everything else: internal testing on our own properties, a staged rollout, then public documentation once behavior is stable.
We are also investing in the developer surface — more complete API coverage, clearer error semantics, and client libraries shaped by what users actually ask for in support. Feedback lands directly with the people building it; there is no product-management layer translating requests.
If you use the platform and have a view on where it should go next, we genuinely want to hear it — reach us through the contact page or reply to any product update email. Requests that repeat across users move to the top of the queue.
Interested in joining? We hire occasionally and always for craft — people who care about correctness, write clearly, and ship. Open roles, when they exist, are announced on LinkedIn first.
