IndexChex vs SpeedyIndex

Side-by-side

IndexChex rates are weekly IndexChex measurements on recurring URL sets as of October 2026, reported as averages. They are not guarantees and are not independently audited. SpeedyIndex publishes timing but no indexing percentage, so the two rows cannot be compared like for like.

The pricing difference, worked through

The two tools sell different things. A SpeedyIndex token pack buys a number of indexed links: the Professional pack is $100 for 2,500 indexed links, and tokens spent on URLs that fail to index come back to the balance after the 7-day report. An IndexChex credit buys a submission: the URL is sent for crawling and the credit is spent whether or not Google keeps the page.

To compare them on the same basis, divide the IndexChex submission price by its measured standard-mode rate. At the Starter pack rate, $0.0044 / 0.85 = $0.0052 per indexed URL. At the Enterprise pack rate, $0.0014 / 0.85 = $0.0016. Both sit below SpeedyIndex's lowest published figure of $0.0333 per indexed link. The comparison holds only if a buyer's URLs index near the published average; a batch of thin pages that indexes far below 85% narrows the gap, and SpeedyIndex's refund absorbs that risk while IndexChex's model does not. The full method is on the pricing models guide.

Speed and verification

SpeedyIndex states it guarantees "the real mobile Googlebot will visit every URL you submit" and frames indexing as something that grows over a 7-day window. IndexChex makes the same split between crawling and indexing: the crawl is guaranteed, the index decision belongs to Google. Where they differ is the fast lane. IndexChex sells an instant mode at 60 credits per URL for pages that need to show up the same day; SpeedyIndex's published timing starts at 48 hours.

Both tools include an index checker. IndexChex checks each URL with four query forms (bare URL, quoted URL, site: and inurl:) and lets a user push the misses into a new submission from the results screen. SpeedyIndex reports indexed and unindexed links per task and checks Google, Bing and Yandex.

API compatibility

This is the unusual part of the pairing. IndexChex API v2 reproduces SpeedyIndex's endpoints, request bodies and response codes, so a script written against SpeedyIndex can be redirected by changing its base URL and key. The route list is on SpeedyIndex API-compatible indexers. That makes it practical to split traffic between the two services, or to test one against the other with the same code.

Choose SpeedyIndex if

• You want spend tied to results: a refund on every URL that does not index within 7 days removes the risk of paying for failures.
• Your link lists are mixed quality and you cannot predict an indexing rate.
• You use the Telegram bot or want Bing and Yandex index checks as well as Google.
• You want to try the service first; SpeedyIndex offers 100 free tokens on registration, and IndexChex has no free trial.

Choose IndexChex if

• You submit large volumes of reasonable-quality URLs, where a lower per-submission price outweighs the lack of refunds.
• You need same-day results and want an instant mode with a published average.
• You want index checks and resubmission in the same credit balance.
• You already run SpeedyIndex code and want a second provider without rewriting it.

Broader context is on the SpeedyIndex alternatives page, the full comparison table covers ten tools, and the IndexChex profile lists the publisher's own facts in one place.