SpeedyIndex vs 2index.ninja: Costs, Modes and API

Public offers checked September 24, 2026. The figures below are minimum purchases for the stated plans.

Quick verdict

For a small batch of ready URLs, 2index Smart Ninja has the lower paid entry: from $1 for up to 100 standard submissions. You pay for submission, whether or not a search engine later indexes the URL. SpeedyIndex Start costs $5 for 5,000 tokens, enough to reserve 50 Google result-mode URLs at 100 tokens each. Qualifying unindexed URLs receive the reserved tokens back after the day-seven report. That is a token return, not a cash refund. Neither provider can guarantee Google inclusion.

Choose by the operation you need. Standard submission, instant submission and result-based billing are different purchases. If your own page has a noindex, a crawl block, a bad canonical or a 404, diagnose that first . An indexer cannot repair the page.

Pricing and modes are not interchangeable

The 2index plans list Smart Ninja from $1: one balance with up to 100 standard submissions, 500 checks or 10 Google Instant operations at full use. Those capacities are alternative uses of the same plan balance; adding them would overstate what $1 buys. Smart lasts 365 days. Grey Ninja is $69 for 10,000 standard submissions or 1,000 Instant operations, with a 90-day validity period. Instant availability must be checked at checkout or in the account. 2index also lists a free White plan; the paid comparison uses Smart because a free trial is not a repeatable purchase assumption.

The SpeedyIndex tariff and FAQ list Start at $5 for 5,000 tokens. Google pay-per-result reserves 100 tokens per URL. A ten-URL task reserves 1,000 tokens, leaving 4,000 before any returned credits. The final report is scheduled for day seven; tokens for qualifying unindexed URLs return to the account. Inaccessible URLs, 404/403, redirects that fail, robots blocks and noindex can be excluded. SpeedyIndex also advertises a 30-token Google delivery tariff from the $250 Business top-up. That mode pays for submission and has no per-miss indexing credit return. Its current API documentation exposes Google indexing only with pay_per_indexed=true; do not assume the delivery tariff is available through that endpoint.

For a mistaken unused SpeedyIndex token purchase, the same FAQ describes a request within 14 days to the original payment method. This is separate from day-seven task token returns. Confirm the selected tariff and terms before payment.

What a batch actually commits

These examples use publicly listed packages, no existing balance, ready Google URLs and full available capacity. “Left” means unused capacity immediately after reservation or submission, before any SpeedyIndex qualifying returns. It is not a prediction of indexed URLs.

2index plan validity differs: Smart 365 days, Grey 90 days and Red 180 days in the public plan table. SpeedyIndex says purchased tokens do not expire in the same FAQ. A smaller recharge or different plan may change the exact cheapest checkout; verify the live account offer before ordering. For an existing balance, cash needed now may be $0. Do not divide the purchase by an invented number of indexed pages: cost per observed indexed URL is N/A until a real batch has independently checked outcomes.

The SpeedyIndex delivery mode starts with a $250 Business top-up, according to its public FAQ. At 30 tokens per submitted Google URL, 700,000 tokens provide nominal capacity for 23,333 submissions. That is a separate high-entry scenario; there is no day-seven per-miss return. This article has not verified delivery-mode checkout or API access in a live account.

Workflow and API fit

2index’s API documentation names https://2index.ninja/api/v1/, Bearer-token authentication, project creation, link/add, link/status, project data and downloadable result URLs in the project response. Public documentation describes API availability by plan, while the plan page changes over time: verify entitlement in the specific account. instant_indexing is a project setting that can return an unavailable-mode error. The plan’s daily sending rate applies; Smart displays 3,000 per day and Grey 5,000 per day.

SpeedyIndex’s current API v2 documentation names https://api.speedyindex.com/v2/, an Authorization API-key header, a task create endpoint, status polling and a report/result endpoint. Google indexing requests require pay_per_indexed=true; the documented maximum is 10,000 URLs per request. The key can be obtained from the dashboard or Telegram settings; they are interfaces to one SpeedyIndex service. The app.speedyindex.com dashboard is not the API base. We reviewed documentation only; neither API endpoint was executed with a paid account. Rate and error handling beyond the documented limits must be checked in the current account before automation.

Which workflow should you choose?

These are offer and workflow comparisons, not measured success rates. Prepare eligible donor URLs with our backlink indexing checklist , then choose standard submission for the smallest entry purchase or result billing when reusable credits for eligible misses matter more.

For a first paid standard batch, view current 2index plans and confirm the mode, capacity and validity. Its drawback is that a submission charge is not contingent on indexing. For an eligible Google batch where returned credits matter more than the lowest entry price, view SpeedyIndex modes and confirm exclusions and the selected tariff. Its drawback is the larger minimum payment and delayed result report. The 2index review and SpeedyIndex review explain each account workflow. For other purchase models, use the full indexing service ranking or small-batch comparison .