How to Use SpeedyIndex to Index Your Links

SpeedyIndex is a Google indexing service that dispatches the real mobile Googlebot to crawl URLs you submit, then charges tokens only for links that end up confirmed as indexed. You can use it without Google Search Console access, and it works for any website or backlink. The core workflow is: create a task by uploading a .txt file (up to 100,000 URLs) or pasting links, wait for Googlebot to crawl, watch first results appear within 48–72 hours, and receive a final report on day 7 with automatic refunds for anything unindexed.

What you need before starting

• A list of URLs to index, one per line.
• A SpeedyIndex account with tokens available. The service states 1 indexed link = 100 tokens, and that you can test with 100 free tokens.
• No Google Search Console access is required — this matters if you're indexing backlinks or third-party pages you don't own.

Step-by-step: submitting an indexing task

1. Upload your links

Send a .txt file with up to 100,000 URLs per file, or paste links directly into the web app. One URL per line.

Expected result: the task is created and starts immediately — there's no manual approval queue described.

2. SpeedyIndex sends Googlebot

The service dispatches the real mobile Googlebot to follow and crawl each URL you submitted.

Expected result: crawling begins right away. This is the mechanism that separates SpeedyIndex from tools that use link wheels, GSA, Xrumer, or other blackhat methods — the site claims its approach is aligned with Google's guidelines.

3. Watch for first results

Within 48–72 hours you should see the first indexed URLs. Indexation continues to grow across the full 7-day window.

Expected result: live progress is trackable in your dashboard from day 1, so you don't have to wait until the end to see movement.

4. Get the final report and automatic refund

On day 7, SpeedyIndex delivers a full report showing indexed vs. not indexed URLs. Tokens for unindexed links are refunded automatically — no claim or support ticket needed.

Expected result: you only pay for confirmed results. The site states a 100% refund for any unindexed link.

How the pay-per-result model affects your decisions

This model is most useful when you're indexing links you don't control (backlinks, guest posts, syndicated content) and want to avoid paying for URLs that never get picked up. If you need guaranteed indexing regardless of outcome, this isn't that kind of service — it's explicitly pay-for-confirmed-results.

Common sticking points

• Results aren't instant. First results take 48–72 hours, and the full picture only arrives on day 7. Don't judge a task before the window closes.
• File size limit. Keep each .txt file at or under 100,000 URLs. Split larger lists.
• One URL per line. Formatting errors in the file can cause URLs to be skipped or misread.
• Tokens, not currency. Pricing is expressed in tokens (100 per indexed link), so budget in tokens rather than assuming a per-link dollar figure.
• Indexing isn't ranking. Getting a URL into Google's database is a prerequisite for appearing in search results, but it doesn't guarantee position or traffic.

When this workflow fits

Use SpeedyIndex when you have a batch of URLs — especially backlinks or pages on sites you don't own — and you want to pay only for the ones Google actually indexes. Skip it if you need same-day results, or if you'd rather manage indexing entirely through Google Search Console for properties you control. To start, the site offers a free test with 100 tokens so you can run one task and see the dashboard and refund behavior before committing.