Choose SpeedyIndex if you want to pay only for links confirmed as indexed and also need Yandex. Choose Index Forge if you send a lot of links, want each one checked for free before paying, and prefer a flat $0.01 per link with a $5 entry. Both have a Telegram bot and an API.
SpeedyIndex vs Index Forge at a glance
| Feature | SpeedyIndex | Index Forge |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Indexed links: 100 tokens per indexed link | Links that pass the check: $0.01 each |
| Price per link | $0.10 (Start pack) to about $0.033 (Enterprise pack) per indexed link | $0.01 per link sent |
| Entry | 5,000 tokens for $5; 100 tokens on sign-up | Top-up from $5; 10 free credits |
| Refunds | Tokens for links not confirmed indexed at the 7-day report | Credits for links not accepted; filtered links are never charged |
| Check before paying | Not described as a separate free step | Every link: status, redirects, noindex, robots.txt, canonical |
| Search engines | Google and Yandex indexing; index checker for Google, Yandex, Bing | |
| Telegram bot | Yes, @SpeedyIndexBot | Yes, @IndexForgeBot |
| API | Yes | Yes, same balance as the bot |
| Payment | Cards, PayPal, crypto | USDT on BEP20 or TRC20 |
SpeedyIndex facts from speedyindex.com, checked October 12, 2026. Token packs listed there: $5 for 5,000, $20 for 30,000, $50 for 120,000, $100 for 250,000, $250 for 700,000, $500 for 1,500,000.
How the pricing models differ
SpeedyIndex sells token packs. One indexed link costs 100 tokens, and tokens for links that aren't confirmed as indexed in the 7-day report go back to your balance automatically. In dollars, that's $0.10 per indexed link on the smallest pack and about $0.033 on the largest.
Index Forge has one price: $0.01 per link that passes the check and that you confirm. Links that fail the check cost nothing. If a sent link isn't accepted, its credit returns. There's no refund for links that are accepted but later not indexed, because Google decides that.
Which one is cheaper for you?
It comes down to how many of your links Google keeps. With Index Forge, the cost per indexed link is $0.01 divided by your indexing rate.
| SpeedyIndex pack | Price per indexed link | Index Forge is cheaper if more than this share of your links gets indexed |
|---|---|---|
| Start ($5) | $0.100 | 10% |
| Basic ($20) | about $0.067 | 15% |
| Standart ($50) | about $0.042 | 24% |
| Enterprise ($500) | about $0.033 | 30% |
If you send strong pages that usually make it into the index, per-link pricing is cheaper. If most of your links are weak and rarely indexed, paying only for results can be cheaper. Test both on a small batch of your own links.
What Index Forge does differently
- Free check before paying. Every URL is fetched as Googlebot. 404s, redirects, noindex pages, robots.txt blocks and foreign canonicals are dropped and listed by reason.
- A flat price. No token math: one link, one cent.
- Small entry. Top up from $5, start with 10 free credits.
- One balance for the bot and the API.
What SpeedyIndex does that Index Forge doesn't
- Pay-per-indexed pricing with automatic refunds after 7 days.
- Yandex indexing and an index checker for several search engines.
- Card and PayPal payments.
- A drip-feed mode for spreading submissions over time.
If those matter to you, SpeedyIndex is a reasonable choice. We'd rather you pick the right tool than the wrong one.
Switching from SpeedyIndex
- Open @IndexForgeBot and use the 10 free credits on a few of your own links.
- Send the same list you'd send elsewhere. Look at what the check filters out.
- Compare the indexing results in Search Console after a few days.
Questions
Is Index Forge cheaper than SpeedyIndex?
Does Index Forge refund links that don't get indexed?
Do both services have a Telegram bot?
Have links stuck outside the index?The bot checks every URL first and charges $0.01 only for links that go through. 10 free to start.
Open the bot