Ask Brave to fetch one page
Submit a product page or article through Brave’s own form. If Brave asks you to verify the request, finish it on Brave’s site.
FREE TOOL / CLAUDE SEARCH
Help Claude find the pages you want it to recommend.
Start with the product pages and articles you want Claude to use when customers ask what to buy or who to choose. Check their public URLs in Brave Search, a search source Claude can use. If the page is missing from the results, request a fetch.
Free, no email needed. If you request a fetch, Brave decides whether to add the page. Claude decides what to cite or recommend.
Start with the pages you want customers to find.
01 / YOUR PAGES
Which pages should Claude know about?
Add one URL, or prepare up to 20, one per line. Start with a key product page, a new buying guide or a page that already answers a common customer question.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
From a public page to a possible recommendation
Keep the acceptance receipt
Keep a receipt when Brave accepts the request. You can use it to track which pages you’ve submitted.
Check discovery separately
Brave decides whether and when to fetch or index the page. Claude decides which sources to retrieve and cite. A submitted URL does not guarantee either outcome.
FAQ
Before you submit
Can I submit a whole website?
Submit one public page per action. A homepage request does not submit every page on that domain. You can prepare up to 20 priority URLs and work through them individually.
Does a success receipt mean the page is indexed?
No. It confirms that Brave accepted the request from its submission form. Fetching, indexing, search results and AI citations remain separate and unconfirmed.
Will this get my website into Claude answers?
No tool can promise a Claude citation. Brave is one route through which a page may become discoverable. Claude's source choice also depends on the question, retrieval and the usefulness of the page.
What if Brave asks for human verification?
Complete the request in Brave's official form. Copy the URL and open the form using the links here. We do not bypass CAPTCHA or mark a form-opening action as a submission.
Which URLs can I use?
Use a public HTTP or HTTPS page you are authorized to submit. Private addresses, IP-address URLs, sign-in links, URLs with credentials, query strings and fragments are excluded. Use your main public page address.
Is it free, and how often can I submit?
There is no charge or email gate. Limits of three attempts per visitor per hour, ten per domain per hour and a shared service limit keep the tool available. Recently requested URLs are held for 24 hours to avoid duplicate submissions.
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