Pricing

One-time credit packs. No subscription, credits never expire. On Google, fast mode = 1 credit per URL and instant = 10; a Bing URL = 10.

  • Starter

    $191,000 Credits(= 1,000 URLs in Google fast mode)$0.019 per URL
  • GrowthPopular

    $695,000 Credits(= 5,000 URLs in Google fast mode)$0.0138 per URL
  • Scale

    $24925,000 Credits(= 25,000 URLs in Google fast mode)$0.00996 per URL
  • Agency

    $899100,000 Credits(= 100,000 URLs in Google fast mode)$0.00899 per URL

Add Reddit marketing

Posts and comments written by real people, paid in the same checkout as your pack. Up to 3 of each. Every placement comes back as a live URL with a screenshot, and anything removed within 7 days is replaced free.

Reddit comment$69 per comment
One reply in a thread already getting traffic, written by a person on an established account. Learn more
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$0
Reddit post$249 per post
One standalone post in a niche subreddit chosen for fit, written like a founder’s account. Learn more
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$0

Nothing added yet — a pack on its own checks out as before. About Reddit marketing →

Add-on total$0

What a credit buys

1 credit
One URL on Google in fast mode — checks from 24h, against live Google results
10 credits
One URL on Google in instant mode — checks from 1h, six scheduled checks
10 credits
One URL on Bing — one price, no modes; checks from 24h, against live Bing results
1 credit
A manual recheck of any URL past its scheduled checks

How credits work

On Google, one credit submits one URL in fast mode. Instant mode moves a URL to a priority pipeline and costs 10 credits. A URL submitted to Bing costs 10 credits; Bing has one price and no modes. You choose the search engine — and, for Google, the mode — per submission, and the exact cost is shown before you confirm.

Every submitted URL is checked on a schedule against the live results of the search engine it was submitted to — the checks are part of the credit price. A manual recheck, whenever you want one, costs 1 credit.

Credits are one-time and never expire. There is no subscription and no free trial credit — indexing spends real money upstream, so we don’t hand it out. More in the FAQ →