Baidu handles most search in China, and it will not index a site whose ownership has not been proved. Getting through that process is where almost every international company stalls. We run it end to end.
Submission, the domain ownership check, and a written indexing report. Fixed fee, no retainer.
You give us the domain. We take it from there and deal with whatever Baidu asks for along the way. You need no Chinese phone number, no Chinese entity and no Baidu account of your own; the one thing needed from you is the verification step below.
Baidu accepts nothing until the owner of the domain is proved. We send you a small HTML file, meta tag or DNS record, whichever fits your stack, you publish it, and we confirm once it has been accepted.
Your XML sitemap submitted, plus the URLs that matter most pushed one by one, so the pages you actually sell from are the ones queued first.
A written report after two weeks: verification proof, what was submitted, what Baidu picked up, and the specific technical reasons anything was skipped.
The price is per domain and excludes VAT where it applies. You can enter a VAT ID at checkout.
Worth reading before you pay, so there is no argument afterwards.
Any of those can be quoted separately. Write to office@c9group.dev and describe what you need.
No, and that is rather the point of paying someone for this. Everything Baidu asks for at submission time is dealt with on our side. A Chinese entity only becomes relevant if you later want an ICP license and hosting inside the country, which is separate work.
Verification is usually done within a few days of you publishing the file or DNS record. Baidu then crawls on its own schedule, which is why the report comes two weeks after submission rather than immediately.
Getting indexed is the prerequisite, not the result. Baidu strongly favours Simplified Chinese content on fast, China-accessible infrastructure. The report tells you exactly which of those you are missing.
If we cannot get your domain verified for a reason on our side, we refund the fee. If it fails because the site is unreachable from mainland China or blocked under Chinese content rules, we tell you that in writing and refund the difference for the work not done.
Yes. The fee covers one domain. Email office@c9group.dev for several domains or a subdomain structure and we will quote it as one piece of work.
Tell us about the site, then pay the €490 through Stripe. We reply within one business day.
The full guide walks through what Baidu requires, the verification methods and what it ranks differently from Google.