What Is SpeedyIndex and What Does It Do?

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SpeedyIndex is a Google indexing service and automated link indexer that sends the real mobile Googlebot to crawl URLs you submit, then charges you only for links that Google confirms as indexed. Unindexed links are refunded automatically. It is aimed at people who need backlinks or pages to enter Google's index without waiting on organic crawl discovery, and it works without Google Search Console access.

What problem it solves

Google only passes authority and traffic through links that are actually indexed. A backlink from an authoritative site contributes nothing if Google never crawls and indexes it, and a new page that never gets crawled will not appear in search results at all. SpeedyIndex targets that gap by dispatching Googlebot directly to submitted URLs rather than relying on the site's own crawl schedule.

How it works

The process is four steps, per the site's own description:

  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 follows and crawls each URL. The task starts immediately.
  3. Google indexes the pages — first results appear within 48–72 hours, with indexation continuing to grow across a 7-day window.
  4. Final report and auto-refund — on day 7 you get a report showing indexed vs. not indexed, and tokens for unindexed links are refunded automatically with no claim needed.

Progress is trackable in a dashboard from day 1. No Google Search Console access is required, and the service states it works for any website, including new domains.

The pay-per-result model

This is the core differentiator. The stated unit is 1 indexed link = 100 tokens, and tokens are deducted only for URLs confirmed indexed by Google. Everything else is refunded automatically — the site frames this as "No index? Zero cost."

For anyone budgeting link building, that shifts the risk: you are not paying per submission, you are paying per confirmed outcome. The trade-off is that you need to fund tokens up front, and your effective cost per indexed link depends on how many of your submitted URLs Google actually indexes.

Safety and method

SpeedyIndex states it uses real Googlebot crawls and explicitly avoids link wheels, GSA, Xrumer, PBNs, and other blackhat methods. It describes the approach as aligned with Google's guidelines and 100% safe. If your link building already avoids schemes, this is the relevant claim to evaluate — the service is positioning itself as a whitehat alternative to automation tools that risk penalties.

Access and trial

The service offers API access for automated workflows and a free trial with 100 free tokens, which is enough to test the model on a small batch before committing budget. A drip-feed mode is also listed among the features.

When it makes sense to use it

  • You have backlinks or pages that are not getting indexed on their own.
  • You want to pay for confirmed indexation rather than per submission.
  • You need API access to fold indexing into an existing workflow.
  • You want to test with a small token allocation before scaling.

If your URLs are already indexing reliably through normal crawling, the pay-per-result model offers little beyond speed. The value case is strongest when unindexed links are a recurring, measurable drag on your link building spend.