Starter
$24 one-time
250 credits
About $0.10 per URL
- A single site or a small link-building campaign.
- Bulk and API submissions
- Status tracking for every URL
Pay once for a package of credits. One credit covers one accepted URL, and you decide when to use them. No subscriptions and no recurring charges.
$24 one-time
250 credits
About $0.10 per URL
$79 one-time
1,000 credits
About $0.08 per URL
$179 one-time
2,500 credits
About $0.07 per URL
Prices are one-time and shown in $. The per-1,000 figure is the package price divided by its credits, rounded.
Each URL accepted into the indexing queue uses one credit. Bulk submissions follow the same rule, so a batch of 500 valid, unique URLs uses 500 credits.
Before a batch is submitted, the required credits are displayed. If the batch needs more credits than you have, it cannot be submitted. You can add credits or shorten the list.
Credits are deducted when a URL is accepted into the queue, not when Google indexes it. Google controls indexing, so ForceIndexer cannot promise outcomes, and charging on acceptance keeps the cost clear from the start. The full flow is on the How It Works page.
Every package is a single payment. Credits are added to your account once the payment is confirmed, and they are not granted for a payment that has not cleared. When your balance runs low, buy another package.
No. Credits are bought as one-time packages. Nothing renews automatically, and you can buy more credits whenever you run low. See the pricing page for the current packages.
Credits are added only after your payment has been confirmed. They are never granted on the strength of a pending or unverified payment.
No. URLs that fail validation are rejected before submission and never consume a credit. You see the number of credits a batch needs before you confirm it.
No. If a batch needs more credits than your balance, it cannot be submitted until you add credits or shorten the list. Read more about bulk submissions.
ForceIndexer does not guarantee that Google will index your URLs or that indexing will change your rankings.