Google Indexing Service

A link indexing service is designed to help you ensure that your backlinks are quickly recognized and included in search engines like Google. By streamlining the indexing process, this service significantly enhances the chances of your links contributing positively to your site's authority and visibility.

Fast backlink indexing refers to the rapid recognition and inclusion of your backlinks by search engines. This service minimizes the waiting time for your links to be indexed, allowing you to reap the benefits of your link-building efforts much sooner.

You upload your URL list (.txt file, up to 100,000 links per task). We dispatch the real mobile Googlebot to crawl each URL. After 7 days we run a full index check. Tokens are deducted only for URLs confirmed as indexed in Google. Every unindexed URL gets its tokens returned automatically to your balance — no support request needed.

Initial indexation results typically appear within 48–72 hours of task submission — you can monitor live progress in your dashboard. The definitive final report is delivered on day 7, when the refund calculation for unindexed links is also completed automatically.

Indexing means Google has added your URL to its search database, making it eligible to appear in search results. To trigger this, we send signals to the real Google infrastructure so that the mobile Googlebot crawls your URLs. Once Googlebot visits a page, Google's own algorithm decides whether to include it in the index. Our service maximises the probability of this happening — and refunds you when it doesn't.

No. SpeedyIndex works completely independently of Google Search Console. You do not need to verify ownership of any website. This is the core advantage for indexing backlinks, guest posts, and links on third-party sites that you don't own.

For every URL in your task that is not confirmed as indexed by Google on day 7, the full token cost for that URL is returned automatically to your SpeedyIndex balance. You don't need to file a claim, contact support, or do anything — the refund is processed as part of the final report generation.

Tokens are refunded when Google's crawler confirmed the crawl but Google chose not to index the URL. Tokens are not refunded if the URL was inaccessible (404, 403, redirect loop, robots.txt block, noindex tag) — because in those cases Google cannot index the page regardless of our service. We recommend checking your URLs with our Google Index Checker before submitting a large indexing task.

No, and any service claiming 100% indexation is misleading you. Final indexing decisions belong entirely to Google and depend on the quality, uniqueness, and authority of the page being indexed. What we do guarantee: the real mobile Googlebot will visit every submitted URL, and you will pay zero tokens for any URL that doesn't get indexed. Your financial risk is always zero.

Traditional indexing services charge per URL submitted — whether it gets indexed or not. If 60% of your links get indexed, you've paid for 100% and only got 60% value. With SpeedyIndex's pay-per-result model, you only pay for the 60% that actually got indexed. The other 40% is automatically refunded. This eliminates budget risk entirely.

Any publicly accessible URL that returns a 200 OK status code: backlinks (guest posts, press releases, directory listings), tier-2 and tier-3 links, citations, social profiles, parasite pages, product pages, blog posts, news articles, landing pages, and any other page type. If Google's crawler can access it, we can help get it indexed.

Yes — this is one of the primary use cases. Link builders and SEO agencies use SpeedyIndex specifically because Google Search Console only works for verified properties. With SpeedyIndex, you can index backlinks on any third-party domain without any ownership requirements.

All of them. SpeedyIndex works at the URL level, completely independent of the underlying CMS. This includes WordPress, 1C-Bitrix, Joomla, Tilda, Drupal, Magento, Shopify, Blogger, Wix, custom-built sites, and any other platform that generates publicly accessible URLs.

Web pages, blog posts, product listings, press releases, forum threads, social media profiles, PDF documents (if publicly accessible), news articles, e-commerce category pages, image pages — any URL that Google's crawler can fetch and that Google's quality systems approve for inclusion in the search index.

Yes. We use only the real mobile Googlebot to crawl URLs — the same bot Google uses for its own indexing. We do not use link wheels, PBN networks, GSA, Xrumer, Zennoposter, fake traffic, or any blackhat manipulation. Our approach is fully aligned with Google's Webmaster Guidelines.

The Google Indexing API officially supports only specific content types (primarily job postings and live-stream pages) and requires site ownership verification and a service account. SpeedyIndex works for any URL on any site without API credentials, GSC access, or technical setup. It also scales to 25,000 URLs per task with no daily API quota concerns.

No. Directing Googlebot to crawl your pages is not a guideline violation — it is a standard SEO practice. Google itself encourages site owners to submit URLs for crawling via GSC and sitemaps. SpeedyIndex automates this at scale using safe, white-hat methods. There is no manipulation of rankings, link schemes, or deceptive practices involved.

Drip-Feed Mode distributes your indexing submissions evenly over multiple days instead of sending all links at once. This simulates natural, organic backlink discovery patterns. Use it when: indexing links to a new or low-authority domain, running large campaigns (thousands of links to the same target site), or after a site migration where sudden indexing spikes could look unnatural.

Our recommended guidelines based on site authority:
• High-authority sites (aged, strong trust signals): 50–150 URLs/day
• Medium-authority sites (established, stable traffic): 20–50 URLs/day
• New sites (under 6 months, limited history): 5–15 URLs/day — start at the minimum
These are conservative estimates. When in doubt, slower is always safer.

Drip-Feed Mode is available exclusively for the Pay-per-Result (Google Indexing) plan. It is not available for standard pay-per-submission tasks. You can enable it from your dashboard when creating a new indexing task — simply toggle "Drip Feed" and set the number of days for delivery.

Each .txt file can contain up to 100,000 URLs (one per line). There is no limit on the number of simultaneous tasks you can run. For very large campaigns, you can split your list into multiple files and run them concurrently or sequentially.

The pricing model is: 1 successfully indexed link = 100 tokens. Tokens are pre-purchased in packages (starting from $5 for 5,000 tokens). When your 7-day task completes, tokens are deducted only for confirmed indexed URLs. Tokens for unindexed URLs are automatically returned. Tokens never expire — there is no monthly reset or subscription.

We accept: credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard), PayPal, and cryptocurrencies — USDT, BTC, ETH, LTC. All payments are one-time; there is no recurring subscription or automatic billing.

Yes. SpeedyIndex offers a separate bulk Google index checker tool that lets you verify the current index status of up to 100,000 URLs instantly. Many professionals use the Index Checker first to audit which links need indexing, then use the Indexing Service for the unindexed ones — maximising efficiency and minimising token spend.

Yes. SpeedyIndex provides a REST API (v2) that supports both index checking and indexing submission tasks programmatically. This is ideal for SEO agencies, SaaS tools, and large-scale operations that need to integrate indexing into automated pipelines. View full API documentation →