Get your URLs indexed by Google and Bing.
You pay only for what gets indexed. You submit your URLs, we get them indexed. Seven days later we look at what entered the index and give the rest back.
- Credits never expire
- Automatic refund on day 7
- Google and Bing both checked
| URL | Indexed by Bing | Indexed by Google | Credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| /plumbing-guide | yes | yes | spent |
| /pricing-2026 | yes | no | spent |
| /legal | no | no | returned |
Dashboard preview. Sample data.
A dated check, not a promise
Most services stop at the send. Here a URL only counts once it is in the index, and that record is what decides the credit.
A dated record
Seven days after sending, every address is looked up in the Bing index and in the Google index. The record carries its date and stays in your account.
Yes or no, engine by engine
The answer is binary. If none of the engines you asked for has the address, the credit comes back in full, on its own.
| URL | Indexed by Bing | Indexed by Google | Checked on | Credit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /fix-a-roller-shutter | yes | yes | Sep 9 | spent |
| /heat-pump-price | yes | no | Sep 9 | spent |
| /contact | no | no | Sep 10 | returned |
Row 3: no engine indexed it, the credit goes back. Sample data.
One credit, one URL
You buy credits and spend them whenever you want. No subscription, no expiry date.
- 10 free credits when you sign up, no card required.
- Credits do not expire. No subscription, no recurring charge.
- Invoice on every purchase.
Three requests are enough
A key in the Authorization header, JSON both ways. 60 requests per minute, 10,000 URLs per batch.
Send a batch
curl -X POST https://speedindexing.com/api/v1/lots \
-H "Authorization: Bearer VOTRE_CLE" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"name": "blog-septembre",
"engines": ["bing", "google"],
"drip_days": 3,
"urls": ["https://exemple.fr/page-1", "https://exemple.fr/page-2"]
}'Track a batch
curl https://speedindexing.com/api/v1/lots/1842 \
-H "Authorization: Bearer VOTRE_CLE"Read your balance
curl https://speedindexing.com/api/v1/credits \
-H "Authorization: Bearer VOTRE_CLE"The full documentation lives in your account, under API.
What people ask before opening an account
A public page that answers 200 and allows itself to be indexed. We check before charging: a URL that is noindex, 404, 403, blocked by robots.txt or whose canonical points elsewhere is refused, and the credit stays on your account.
URLs go out within minutes, or spread over the period you choose, up to 60 days, if you choose the drip. The indexing check happens seven days after sending, and that check is what decides the credit.
A URL that none of the engines you asked for has in its index after seven days. The credit comes back in full, automatically. You have nothing to claim.
Both, or the one you pick when you create the batch. The credit is the same. If you ask for both and only one indexes, the credit is spent.
We read the URL, its response code and its indexability tags. Nothing else is stored. Your lists are neither resold nor shared.
Nothing. No plugin, no tag, no line of code on your pages. You submit a list of addresses and read the outcome in your account.
You create a key in your account and send it in the Authorization: Bearer header. Three endpoints: submit a batch, read its status, read your balance. 60 requests per minute, 10,000 URLs per batch.
Open an account and try it with your 10 credits
10 free credits when you sign up. No card, no subscription.
Three steps, and nothing to install
You submit a list of URLs. You follow the outcome engine by engine, line by line.
You send your URLs
Through the interface or the API, one address per line. A thousand URLs per batch from the browser, ten thousand through the API.
We get them indexed
By Google and Bing, or by whichever of the two you pick when you create the batch. The credit costs the same in all three cases.
On day 7, we check
Seven days after sending, we query the index of each engine you asked for. Addresses that are not there come back as credits, with nothing for you to do.
~ you pay for the result, not the attempt ~