SpeedyIndex Review of Pricing and Token Refunds

SpeedyIndex is a fair deal for indexing backlinks on sites you do not own: 100 tokens buy one indexed link, which costs $0.033 to $0.10 depending on the package, and tokens for links Google has not indexed by day 7 go back to your balance automatically. The catch most reviews skip is that the refund is in tokens, not money. Its refund policy says all sales are final. Test it on the 100 free tokens first, then buy the smallest package that covers one month of links.

We read every figure below from speedyindex.com in September 2026: the English home page, the pricing table, the Bing index checker page, the FAQ and the refund policy. We do not resell SpeedyIndex and it does not pay us. We sell an indexing and index monitoring tool for sites you own, which is a different job, so we say plainly below where SpeedyIndex is the better purchase.

SpeedyIndex review at a glance

How much does SpeedyIndex cost?

SpeedyIndex costs $5 to $500 per package, paid once, with no monthly fee. The six packages are Start, 5,000 tokens for $5; Basic, 30,000 for $20; Standart, 120,000 for $50; Professional, 250,000 for $100; Business, 700,000 for $250; and Enterprise, 1,500,000 for $500. The price per 1,000 tokens falls from $1.00 to $0.33 as the package grows.

Tokens are an abstraction, so convert them to the number you actually buy. One indexed Google link is 100 tokens, which gives this ladder:

Those are the costs if every link lands. Because unindexed links return their tokens, the real price per indexed link is the same whether your hit rate is 90% or 40%. What changes with a low hit rate is how long your tokens last and how many links you have to build to get the indexed count you wanted.

The biggest discount is in the jump from Basic to Standart, where the cost per indexed link drops by more than a third. Past Professional the savings flatten out: going from $100 to $500 saves under a cent per link. Unless you index more than about 2,500 links a month, the $500 package mostly buys a balance you will carry for a long time.

Does SpeedyIndex refund unindexed links?

Yes, but as tokens, not cash. Any URL Google has not indexed by the day 7 report gets its tokens returned to your balance automatically, with no ticket. The money you paid for a package is not refundable: the refund policy states "All Sales are Final" and says it does not refund unused credits.

This is the detail that decides whether SpeedyIndex is right for you, and almost every SpeedyIndex review we read in the search results blurs it. "100% refund for unindexed links" on the home page is true and fair, and it means your token balance is protected. It does not mean you can get your $250 back if the service stops suiting you.

The refund policy goes further than most. It says buyers in the EU and UK waive the usual 14-day withdrawal right once credits are added. It says there are no refunds or restored credits when Google algorithm changes make the service less effective. Cash refunds are considered in only two cases: a duplicate charge, or a payment that went through without credits arriving, reported within 7 days.

None of that is unusual for a prepaid digital service, and SpeedyIndex offsets it with 100 free tokens for every new account, which it calls its "Try Before You Buy" guarantee. The practical reading: spend the free tokens on a real sample of your links, then buy the package that covers roughly one month of volume rather than the one with the best per-link rate.

Is SpeedyIndex safe and does it work?

SpeedyIndex says it dispatches the real mobile Googlebot to each URL and rules out link wheels, GSA, Xrumer and similar schemes. It guarantees the crawl, not the index: its own note says it cannot guarantee a 100% indexation rate because Google decides after it crawls. That candor is a good sign, and it matches how indexing actually works.

We cannot see inside its pipeline, and neither can any reviewer, so treat "real mobile Googlebot" as the vendor's description rather than something we verified. What you can verify is the outcome, which is exactly what the pay-per-result model is built around. If your links are not indexing, the tokens come back and the verdict on the day 7 report tells you so.

Two limits are worth knowing before you buy. First, it indexes, it does not explain. The report sorts URLs into indexed and not indexed, and for a guest post that is usually all you need. Second, when we checked in September 2026, a banner on the site said its pay-per-submit Google indexing mode was temporarily unavailable, with pay-per-result live. Pay-per-result is the mode most buyers want anyway, and drip-feed, which spreads a task over several days, only runs on it.

Placement quality matters more than any indexer. Links on thin sites Google rarely visits are the ones that sit unindexed, and no service fixes that. Editorial placements on sites Google already crawls every day tend to get indexed without help, which is worth weighing before you budget for an indexer at all.

SpeedyIndex compared with other backlink indexers

SpeedyIndex is among the cheapest pay-per-result indexers we have priced, and its day 7 verdict beats every one except Omega Indexer. Here is how it sits against the vendors we have read from their own sites this year:

One caution about comparison tables on vendor sites, including this one. The comparison on SpeedyIndex's home page lists Omega Indexer as having no auto-refund. When we read Omega Indexer's own site on September 1, 2026, it said any link not indexed within 24 hours is refunded automatically. Check each competitor's current terms on its own site before you rely on anyone's table. Our full breakdown by volume is in backlink indexer cost per 1,000 links.

Who should buy SpeedyIndex, and who should not

Buy SpeedyIndex if the URLs are not yours. Link builders, agencies indexing guest posts and citations, and anyone with tier-two links on domains they cannot verify in Search Console have no official channel at all, because Google tied submission to verified ownership. Within that market, paying only for links that land is the fairest model on offer, and SpeedyIndex runs it at a low price with a fast verdict.

Look elsewhere if the URLs are on your own sites. There the problem is rarely discovery. Your product pages, blog posts and location pages already qualify for sitemaps, IndexNow and Search Console, so paying per link to get them crawled solves the part that was already free. The expensive part is knowing, every week, which of your 5,000 pages Google and Bing actually hold, why the missing ones are missing, and which dropped out after a template change.

That is what we built. Indexing checks every URL in your sitemaps against Google and Bing, gives each missing page a cause, and resubmits the ones that should be there. If Bing is the part you cannot see, our bulk Bing index checker puts Bing's status next to Google's for every URL. Plans start at $29 a month billed annually for about 2,000 URLs, and we set out the full side by side on the SpeedyIndex alternative page.

Frequently asked questions about SpeedyIndex

Is SpeedyIndex legit?

Yes, it is a registered business, VS Nettipalvelu Tmi in Helsinki, Finland, with published pricing, terms and a refund policy. It gives 100 free tokens to new accounts and bills only for links it confirms as indexed. It does not guarantee indexing, and says so, which is the honest position.

Does SpeedyIndex need Google Search Console access?

No. SpeedyIndex states that it works for any website or backlink without Search Console access or site verification. That is why it can index links on domains you do not own, which Search Console and the Google Indexing API cannot do.

How long does SpeedyIndex take?

SpeedyIndex says first results appear within 48 to 72 hours and the final report arrives on day 7. Tokens for links still not indexed at that point are returned to your balance automatically.

Do SpeedyIndex tokens expire?

No. SpeedyIndex says tokens never expire and there is no daily limit, so an unused balance stays on the account. Because the money itself is not refundable, buying a package far larger than your monthly need ties up cash rather than saving it.

Is there a SpeedyIndex promo code?

We did not find a promo code published on speedyindex.com in September 2026. The built-in discount is the package ladder, where the price per indexed link falls from $0.10 to $0.033, plus 100 free tokens on sign-up.

Does SpeedyIndex have an API?

Yes. SpeedyIndex offers a REST API alongside its web app, Telegram bot and Chrome extension, so indexing and index checks can run from your own scripts or tools on the same token balance.