Speed Links vs SpeedyIndex Pricing per 1,000 Links
Speed Links costs about $19 per 1,000 links submitted with no refunds. SpeedyIndex costs $33 to $100 per 1,000 indexed and refunds misses. Break-even index rates.
By the Indexing team
October 2026 · 6 min read
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Speed Links is far cheaper per submitted link, and SpeedyIndex is cheaper per indexed link unless your index rate is high. Speed Links VIP costs about $19 per 1,000 links submitted and its SEQ credits $154 to $165, with no refunds. SpeedyIndex costs $33 to $100 per 1,000 links confirmed indexed and returns tokens for the misses. For any batch you cannot afford to lose, or whose index rate you do not know, SpeedyIndex is the safer spend.
Both vendors were read from their own sites in October 2026: Speed Links' pricing cards and FAQ on speed-links.net, and SpeedyIndex's package table and refund terms. We do not resell either and neither pays us. We sell an indexing and index monitoring platform for sites you own, which is a different job, and the last section says when you should buy neither.
Speed Links vs SpeedyIndex at a glance
| Speed Links | SpeedyIndex | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Links submitted, as a monthly quota (VIP) or one-month credits (SEQ) | Links confirmed indexed, at 100 tokens each |
| Smallest paid purchase | $8.25 for 50 SEQ credits, or $9.99 a month for 500 VIP links | $5 for 5,000 tokens, enough for 50 indexed links |
| Price per 1,000 | About $19 to $20 submitted on VIP, $154 to $165 on SEQ | $100 down to about $33 per 1,000 indexed |
| Link that does not index | Not refunded. The FAQ says no refunds | Tokens returned automatically after the day-seven report |
| Speed | VIP: most links appear 20 to 30 days after 100 percent progress. SEQ: instant processing | Live progress from day one, final report on day seven |
| Credits expire | SEQ credits after one month, VIP access after 30 days | Tokens never expire |
| Spreading links over days | Dripfeed of 1 to 30 days on VIP | Drip-feed mode on the pay-per-result plan |
| API | Yes, with GSA Search Engine Ranker integration | REST API, plus a Telegram bot and web app |
Speed Links pricing, all four plans
Speed Links sells two monthly VIP plans, $9.99 for 500 links and $37.99 for 2,000, and two SEQ credit packs, $8.25 for 50 links and $30.80 for 200. VIP works out at $19.98 and $19.00 per 1,000 links. SEQ, the Super Extra Quick method, costs $165 and $154 per 1,000 because it processes links at once with no dripfeed. The FAQ says there are no refunds and advises 10 to 500 links per domain a month. The full read, including the API and the 20 to 30 day regular timeline, is on our Speed Links alternative page.
SpeedyIndex pricing, all six packages
SpeedyIndex sells tokens, and indexing one link costs 100 of them. The six packages are $5 for 5,000 tokens, $20 for 30,000, $50 for 120,000, $100 for 250,000, $250 for 700,000 and $500 for 1,500,000. Per 1,000 indexed links that is $100, about $66.67, $41.67, $40, $35.71 and $33.33. On day seven SpeedyIndex checks every link and returns the tokens for any that Google has not indexed, so what you spend is what landed. Our SpeedyIndex review covers the rest.
Cost per indexed link at different index rates
Neither vendor publishes an index rate for Speed Links, so the table is arithmetic on assumed rates, not a result. It uses the Speed Links VIP 2000 plan at $19.00 per 1,000 submitted, SEQ 200 at $154, and SpeedyIndex at $33.33 and $100 per 1,000 indexed, which does not change with the rate because misses are refunded.
| Share of links indexed | Speed Links VIP per 1,000 indexed | Speed Links SEQ per 1,000 indexed | SpeedyIndex per 1,000 indexed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 percent | $31.67 | $256.67 | $33.33 to $100 |
| 40 percent | $47.50 | $385.00 | $33.33 to $100 |
| 20 percent | $95.00 | $770.00 | $33.33 to $100 |
| 10 percent | $190.00 | $1,540.00 | $33.33 to $100 |
Read it by volume. At 2,000 links a month the VIP plan beats the $100 per 1,000 SpeedyIndex rate down to about a 19 percent index rate, and beats the $33.33 rate only above about 57 percent. At 200 links a month you would buy SpeedyIndex's $5 or $20 package, which is $100 or $66.67 per 1,000 indexed, against $19.98 per 1,000 submitted on the Speed Links $9.99 plan. The Speed Links plan wins unless fewer than about 20 to 30 percent of links index. SEQ never beats SpeedyIndex on cost. You buy it for the speed.
Which one to buy
Buy Speed Links VIP for disposable tier-two links, big lists, GSA Search Engine Ranker output and any campaign where two cents a link is the whole budget and a slow 20 to 30 day result is fine.
Buy SpeedyIndex for links you paid for, guest posts, citations and anything where a miss should cost nothing. Paying only for confirmed results caps your downside, and the day-seven report tells you which links to chase.
Buy Speed Links SEQ only when you need a few links crawled this week and accept paying about eight times the VIP rate with no refund.
Buy neither if the pages are on your own site. Both services exist because official submission needs a verified Search Console property, and for your own domain you already have one. A sitemap, IndexNow for Bing and the Indexing API where it applies are the official routes, and they say why a page stays out, which neither vendor does. If the real problem is that your links sit on weak pages Google rarely crawls, the cheaper fix is often an SEO agency that earns links on pages Google already visits, because a link on a crawled page needs no indexer.
Questions buyers ask
Is Speed Links cheaper than SpeedyIndex?
Per link submitted, yes, by roughly four to five times on VIP. Per link indexed it depends on your index rate, because Speed Links does not refund misses and SpeedyIndex does. For a small batch with an unknown rate, SpeedyIndex carries less risk.
Does Speed Links refund links that do not index?
No. Its FAQ says it does not offer refunds. Subscriptions are cancelled in PayPal and SEQ credits expire after a month. SpeedyIndex returns tokens for unindexed links on day seven without a ticket.
How fast is Speed Links compared with SpeedyIndex?
Speed Links VIP shows most links 20 to 30 days after progress hits 100 percent, and SEQ processes instantly. SpeedyIndex gives live progress from day one and a final report on day seven. Neither vendor guarantees a time to index.
Do Speed Links or SpeedyIndex need Search Console access?
No. Both work on URLs you do not own, which is why link builders use them. For pages on your own domain, Search Console and the official channels are the better route, and Indexing covers them.
For the rest of this market on the same scale, see the backlink indexer cost per 1,000 links comparison, and the SpeedyIndex alternative page for where each tool fits.
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