How SpeedyIndex's Pay-Per-Result Pricing and Refund Work

SpeedyIndex charges tokens only for URLs that Google confirms as indexed: 1 indexed link = 100 tokens. Any URL that is not indexed by the end of the 7-day window is refunded automatically, with no claim or support ticket required. The final indexation report is delivered on day 7, and you can track live progress in the dashboard from day 1. This model suits anyone submitting backlinks or pages who wants to pay strictly for confirmed results rather than for crawl attempts.

What "pay per result" actually means

The billing unit is the token, and the trigger is Google's own index status — not a crawl request, not a submission, and not a "task completed" event.

• 1 indexed link = 100 tokens. Tokens are deducted only for URLs confirmed indexed by Google.
• Unindexed links cost nothing. For every unindexed link, tokens are auto-refunded.
• No claim process. The refund is automatic, so you don't file a request or open a ticket to get tokens back.

The practical consequence: your spend maps directly to links that can actually pass authority and earn traffic. An unindexed backlink contributes zero authority and zero traffic, so paying for it would be pure loss.

How the 7-day cycle works

The service runs on a fixed 7-day window with a defined sequence:

1. Upload your links. Send a .txt file (up to 100,000 URLs per file) or paste links into the web app, one URL per line.
2. Googlebot is dispatched. The real mobile Googlebot is sent to follow and crawl each URL. The task starts immediately.
3. First results appear in 48–72 hours. Indexation continues to grow across the 7-day window.
4. Day 7: final report and auto-refund. You get a full report showing indexed vs. not indexed, and tokens for unindexed links are refunded automatically.

Live progress is visible in the dashboard from day 1, so you are not waiting blind until the report lands.

Where the refund boundary sits

The refund applies to the outcome at the end of the measurement window, not to intermediate states. A URL that is still unindexed on day 7 is refunded; a URL confirmed indexed is billed at 100 tokens. Because the report distinguishes indexed from not indexed explicitly, you can reconcile token deductions against the report line by line.

Two conditions shape this:

• No Google Search Console access is required. The service works for any website or backlink, including new domains, so the index status is determined on the service side rather than through your GSC property.
• The method is a real Googlebot crawl. According to the site, there are no link wheels, GSA, Xrumer, PBNs, or link schemes involved — the stated aim is a safe, sustainable approach aligned with Google's guidelines.

Choosing this model vs. flat-fee indexing

The trade-off is timing: results are measured over a 7-day window, so this is not an instant-index product. If you need confirmed indexation and want failed URLs to cost nothing, the pay-per-result structure fits. If you need same-hour indexing, this model's measurement window is the constraint to weigh.

Practical notes before you start

• File format: .txt, one URL per line, up to 100,000 URLs per file.
• Free test: the site offers testing with 100 free tokens, which covers one indexed link under the 100-tokens-per-link rate.
• Drip-feed mode is listed as a feature for spreading submissions over time.
• API access is available for automated link indexing, alongside the web app.
• Pricing beyond the token rate is not specified in the available page content, so check the pricing section of the site for current token packages before committing budget.