Guest posts, web 2.0 links, forum profiles, PBN pages — drop the URLs in and we push them through discovery, so the links you already built start counting instead of sitting unread.
You don't need to touch Search Console or configure anything. Paste URLs, we handle discovery.
Paste a list or upload a file — up to 1,000 links in one submission, one at a time or in bulk.
Each link is routed through our discovery pipeline so search engines have a reason to visit it sooner.
Track submitted, crawling, and indexed status per URL, with exportable reports for client work.
Built around how link builders actually work — in bulk, on a schedule, from other tools.
Submit up to 1,000 URLs in a single batch instead of pasting links one by one.
Standard indexing for routine links, and a priority lane for pages that need visibility right away.
Spread submissions out over days so the pattern looks like natural link discovery, not a bulk dump.
Submit URLs, check credit balance, and pull submission history straight from your own tools or scripts.
Buy a credit pack once and draw it down at your own pace — no monthly plan, no use-it-or-lose-it clock.
See exactly which URLs are queued, crawling, or indexed, with a downloadable report per campaign.
No subscriptions. Buy a credit pack, spend it on standard or priority indexing as you need.
Payments accepted: UPI · Credit / Debit card · USDT (TRC20 / BEP20)
Most of the wait in link building isn't writing the guest post — it's waiting for Google to notice it.
| Method | Typical discovery time | Manual effort |
|---|---|---|
| No indexing help | Days to several weeks | None, but you wait |
| Manual Search Console submission | Hours to a few days | One URL at a time |
| Best Backlink Indexing Tool | 12–48 hrs standard, minutes on priority | Bulk upload, then nothing |
Sample quotes — replace with real customer reviews once you have them.
"We used to lose a week just waiting for guest post links to show up in the index. Now we submit the batch and move on to the next campaign."
"The API was the deciding factor for us — it slots straight into our existing link-building workflow instead of being one more dashboard to check."
"Dripfeed scheduling was the feature I didn't know I needed. Submissions look natural instead of arriving all at once."
It's the process of getting a search engine to crawl and store the page a backlink sits on. Until that happens, the link exists but doesn't pass any SEO value — it's undiscovered.
No. Create an account, add your URLs, and the submission pipeline handles the rest — no Google account linking required.
No. A credit pack stays usable indefinitely — spend it over a week or over a year, whichever matches your workload.
Yes — endpoints for submitting URLs, checking your credit balance, and pulling submission history, so you can wire it into your own reporting.
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Create a free account and submit your first batch of URLs today.