Count the cost per indexed link
A cheap link that never gets indexed costs more than a dearer one that does. Compare what you pay per link that ends up in Google.
Backlink indexers compared
Seven services that get backlinks indexed, compared on what matters when you pay per link: what a link really costs, how fast the fastest mode is, which search engines are covered and how each URL is verified.
Prices and features checked on October 6, 2026, on each provider's own website.
Short answer
For most link builders, IndexerPal is the best all-round backlink indexer: it checks every URL in Google, includes Bing and Yandex, has an instant mode that can index a page in as little as 3–5 minutes, and starts at $9.99. SpeedyIndex and Rapid URL Indexer are strong picks for very large volumes, and Omega Indexer suits teams that want a monthly plan with an API.
| Tool | Best for | Pricing model | Price per link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01IndexerPal | Most link builders and site owners | One-time credit packs | $0.050 to $0.067 |
| 02Rapid URL Indexer | High volumes with a pay-for-results model | One-time credit packs | $0.040 to $0.050 |
| 03SpeedyIndex | Bulk lists on a budget | Pay per indexed link | $0.033 to $0.100 |
| 04Omega Indexer | Teams that want a monthly plan and an API | Monthly subscription | $0.040 to $0.100 |
| 05IndexMeNow | A few high-value URLs | One-time credit packs | €0.470 to €0.983 |
| 06PrimeIndexer | Fast Google indexing in large packs | One-time credit packs | $0.100 to $0.158 |
| 07OneHourIndexing | Very high volumes of low-tier links | Monthly subscription | Flat monthly fee for a daily quota |
How we compared
We read each service's own pricing page and FAQ on October 6, 2026 and compared the facts that change what you pay and what you get. We didn't run speed tests on other services, and we don't repeat their indexing rates as fact: results depend on the links you send.
At the smallest and the biggest purchase, and whether you pay per link sent or per link indexed.
Whether there is a priority mode, and what it costs per URL.
Whether each URL is checked in Google, and how soon you see the result.
Google only, or Bing and Yandex too; drip feed, API, plugins, free trial.
Best for: Most link builders and site owners
IndexerPal runs its own indexing system for backlinks and website pages alike. Every URL goes to Google, Bing and Yandex and is then looked up in Google: within the hour with instant indexing, then on day 4 and day 14. Packs are one-time purchases that never expire, from $9.99 for 150 links down to $0.050 a link. Instant indexing costs 3 credits and can get a page into Google in as little as 3–5 minutes.
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Best for: High volumes with a pay-for-results model
Rapid URL Indexer sells one-time credit packs and only keeps the credit for links that end up indexed in Google during its monitoring window. Its Apex mode is a priority lane that costs more per URL. A REST API, a WordPress plugin, a Chrome extension and Zapier make it easy to automate.
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Best for: Bulk lists on a budget
SpeedyIndex charges tokens only for links confirmed indexed in Google, with a final report about a week after each task. You can use its web app, a Telegram bot or a Chrome extension, test with free tokens, and on its biggest packs it is one of the cheapest options per link. Yandex indexing is sold as a separate service.
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Best for: Teams that want a monthly plan and an API
Omega Indexer sells monthly plans in credits, from a small starter plan up to agency volumes, with top-ups if you run out mid-month. Links that aren't indexed within its short monitoring window come back as credits. It has an API, an MCP server for AI tools, and a drip feed.
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Best for: A few high-value URLs
IndexMeNow is a French service priced in euros, aimed at important pages rather than long link lists. It checks indexing every hour for free and re-credits URLs that aren't indexed by the end of its monitoring period. It offers an API, a WordPress plugin and a Chrome extension.
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Best for: Fast Google indexing in large packs
PrimeIndexer sells one-time credit packs that never expire, advertises very fast Google indexing and has added Bing. Its FAQ says credits aren't refunded for links that don't index, and new accounts are validated by hand before they can be used.
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Best for: Very high volumes of low-tier links
OneHourIndexing is one of the older services: a monthly subscription with a daily link quota, built for people who push large numbers of links. Its own published tests show indexing climbing over several days. Link-level reports and a white-label API come with the plans above Starter.
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How to choose
A cheap link that never gets indexed costs more than a dearer one that does. Compare what you pay per link that ends up in Google.
A percentage on a dashboard isn't proof. Look for a status per URL, checked in Google, that you can export.
Most backlinks don't need minutes. Keep the fast lane for the placements that matter and send the rest at standard speed.
Subscriptions suit a steady monthly volume. If your campaigns come and go, credits that never expire waste less.
Bing powers more than its own results, including some AI search. An indexer that covers it at no extra cost is worth more.
Test any indexer on links you know well before you move your whole list.
IndexerPal is our own product, and it is listed first. Every other tool is described from its own website on the date above. Names are trademarks of their owners, none of whom is affiliated with us.
It gets search engine crawlers to visit the pages that link to you, so those pages, and the links on them, get indexed and start counting.
At very high volumes, SpeedyIndex and Rapid URL Indexer charge the least per link on their biggest packs. To start small, IndexerPal is the cheapest on this list at $9.99. Compare the price per link at the volume you actually buy.
Several services offer a priority mode. IndexerPal's instant indexing can get a page into Google in as little as 3–5 minutes and checks it within the hour. Speed always depends on the page: a thin or blocked page won't index quickly anywhere.
Services that get crawlers to visit your pages are safe: they don't change your site or create links to it. Avoid tools that build spam links to your backlinks to force a crawl.
If your links sit on pages Google already crawls often, you may not. Most new placements don't: guest posts on small sites, listings and profiles can wait weeks or never be crawled. Checking your links first tells you how many need help.
Every URL is checked in Google. If one still isn't indexed at our final check on day 14, its credits go back to your balance automatically.
Start with 150 credits for $9.99. Paste your first URLs in under a minute.