Rapid URL Indexer suits you if you want unindexed URLs refunded and use its WordPress, Chrome or Zapier integrations. Index Forge suits you if you want a lower price per link, a free check before paying, a $5 entry and a Telegram bot. On a strong batch, Index Forge is cheaper; on a weak one, the refund model can win.
Rapid URL Indexer vs Index Forge at a glance
| Feature | Rapid URL Indexer | Index Forge |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | 1 credit per URL submission | $0.01 per link that passes the check |
| Packages | 500 credits $25 · 1,500 $68 · 5,000 $213 · 50,000 $2,000 | Any top-up from $5 |
| Price per link | $0.04–0.05 | $0.01 |
| Refunds | Credits refunded for URLs not indexed in Google after 14 days | Credit returned if a link isn't accepted; filtered links never charged |
| Reports | After 4 days and 14 days | Check results instantly; task status in the bot or API |
| Integrations | API, WordPress plugin, Chrome extension, Zapier | Telegram bot, API |
| Free trial | Not mentioned | 10 free credits |
Rapid URL Indexer facts from rapidurlindexer.com/pricing, checked October 12, 2026.
Which one is cheaper for you?
Because Rapid URL Indexer refunds unindexed URLs, its effective price per indexed URL is $0.04–0.05. With Index Forge, the cost per indexed link is $0.01 divided by your indexing rate. The two cost the same when 20–25% of your links get indexed. Above that, Index Forge is cheaper.
The refund model is the safer bet for batches you expect to perform badly. The per-link model is cheaper for good pages and good backlinks.
What Index Forge does differently
- Free check first. Broken, redirecting, noindexed and robots-blocked URLs are filtered and listed before you pay.
- A quarter of the price per link and a $5 entry instead of $25.
- A Telegram bot, with the same balance as the API.
What Rapid URL Indexer does that Index Forge doesn't
- Refunds for URLs that aren't indexed in Google after 14 days.
- WordPress, Chrome and Zapier integrations.
- Indexing reports at 4 and 14 days.
When to use which
Rapid URL Indexer suits people who want refunds tied to Google's final decision and use its WordPress or Zapier integrations. Index Forge suits people who want a smaller entry ticket, a Telegram bot and a free check that removes broken links before anything is charged.
How to compare them on your own links
Run your links through the free checker first: links that fail would fail at both services. Split the rest into two equal groups, send one to each service on the same day, and check indexing after 14 days, when Rapid URL Indexer's refund window closes. Then compare what each service actually cost per indexed link, counting refunds.
Switching from Rapid URL Indexer
You don't have to switch everything at once. Keep using Rapid URL Indexer for what's already running and send your next new batch to @IndexForgeBot: the 10 free credits cover a first test. Because every link is checked before you pay, the first report also shows how many links in your usual batches were never indexable, which is useful to know whichever service you keep.
If you automate submissions, the HTTP API takes up to 10,000 URLs per request and returns accepted, rejected and refunded counts per task, so a script written for another service usually needs only a new endpoint and key.
Questions
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