<b>Third-party indexers (IndexMeNow, Speedyindex): I tested the hype</b>

<b>Third-party indexers (IndexMeNow, Speedyindex): I tested the hype</b>

These services 'drip' your URLs through proxy crawl signals. Verdict first: they work, narrowly.

Setup: paste URLs, buy credits (~$5-15 per 1,000), wait 48-96h.

What they do well:
— Genuinely move 'Discovered not indexed' URLs into the index when the page itself is decent
— Useful for tier-2/backlink pages you can't submit via GSC

Where they fall short:
— Zero effect on thin or duplicate pages — they index nothing Google rejects on quality
— Reported 'indexed' rates of 60-80% are real but include URLs that drop back out in weeks
— No real transparency on method; some flirt with footprint risk

Pros: cheap, hands-off, works on off-site pages
Cons: temporary, quality-blind, opaque tactics

Best for: link-building pages you don't own.
NOT for: money pages — fix the page instead.