Link indexer alternatives

Nobody shops for an indexing service out of curiosity. Something has gone wrong: a $25 minimum on a tool you wanted to test first, credits that turn out to be a monthly subscription, a refund policy that covers unused credits and not unindexed URLs, a service that never mentions Bing. Each page in this section starts from those reasons, taken from the provider's own pages, then goes through the services that answer them.

Every price on these pages was read on the provider's own pricing page on September 13, 2026, and the price per URL is our own division. Where a provider publishes an indexing rate, we say so and we name the provider: those numbers are self reported, and none of them has been checked by anyone outside the company.

Alternatives, service by service

• Rapid URL Indexer alternative

  Credits returned after fourteen days of monitoring, a WordPress plugin and a Chrome extension, and a $25 ticket with no free trial.

• SpeedyIndex alternative

  Tokens instead of credits, a refund on day seven, and a Bing check that is billed separately from the indexing itself.

• Omega Indexer alternative

  A monthly plan with a 24 hour refund, an MCP server for AI tools, and a pricing page that calls the same credits permanent and monthly.

• UltraIndexer alternative

  The lowest price per URL among the services that check their own work, and no refund at all once the credits are bought.

• IndexBolt alternative

  One hundred free credits, an instant mode at ten credits per URL, and a 30 day refund that covers unused credits, not unindexed ones.

• Linkindexer.io alternative

  One flat rate per URL from ten credits to one hundred thousand, priced in pounds, with two different success rates on the same page.

• IndexPro alternative

  A $3 entry ticket, the lowest we found, twenty credits per standard URL, and a re-check on day three instead of a refund.

What Speed Indexing does differently

One credit, one URL, and the URL goes to Google and to Bing. There is no box to tick and no second purchase: the same credit covers both engines. On day seven, the Google index is queried. If the URL is not there, the credit goes back to your account on its own, even when Bing has taken the page. The Bing result is checked and shown next to it, with its date, but it never decides the credit. Prices run from $0.090 per URL on the 100 credit Trial pack to $0.033 on the 10,000 credit Agency pack, and ten credits are waiting when you sign up, with no card. The full list is on the pricing section.

The limits are worth stating here rather than in the small print. There is no WordPress plugin, no Chrome extension and no Zapier connector, so everything goes through the interface or the REST API. There is no paid express mode and no interim report: one verdict, on day seven. Bing carries no guarantee. And we publish no indexing rate, because we have not measured one that would mean anything. The service opened in September 2026, which is worth knowing before you commit a large batch to it.

For a head to head on price, guarantee and API rather than a shortlist, see the comparisons.