Indexification submits lists of backlink URLs for crawling, so links from guest posts, directories and other campaigns get indexed by Google and can pass value.
Indexification takes a list of backlink URLs — links built through guest posts, directories or other link-building work — and pushes them through indexing methods aimed at getting Google to actually crawl and index those pages, since a link Google never indexes passes no ranking value regardless of how good it is.
SEO freelancers and agencies in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh managing link-building for several client sites end up paying for indexing separately per client, which adds up. BundledSEO's shared access lets you use it without a separate subscription for every project.
None of this replaces the actual link-building work — Indexification only handles getting an already-built link in front of Google's crawler, which is the final, easy-to-overlook step in a process that's otherwise entirely about outreach and content.
Indexification takes a list of backlink URLs — links you've already built through guest posts, directories, or other off-page work — and pushes them through indexing methods aimed at getting Google to actually crawl and index those specific pages. That matters because a link Google never indexes passes no ranking value regardless of how strong the linking page or the anchor text is; an unindexed backlink is functionally invisible to search engines no matter how much work went into building it. It's one step in a larger link-building workflow rather than a link-building tool itself — you build the links elsewhere first, then run the resulting URL list through Indexification to make sure Google actually finds and crawls them.
You submit a batch of backlink URLs after a round of guest posting, directory submissions, or other link-building work, typically on a schedule that matches how often new links go live rather than as a single one-time submission. From there you use the status check to see which submitted URLs have already been picked up by Google's crawler, which tells you which links, if any, are worth re-submitting or which might need a different link-building approach entirely. Agencies and freelancers managing several client link-building campaigns repeat this cycle separately for each project, submitting fresh batches as new links get built for each site.
Bulk URL submission is the core feature — you hand over a list rather than submitting one link at a time, which matters given how many backlinks a serious off-page campaign produces. The status check on submitted URLs is what turns Indexification from a one-way submission tool into something you can actually monitor, showing which links Google has already crawled and indexed versus which are still pending or haven't been picked up. Together, submission and status checking cover the entire lifecycle of getting a built link to actually count for ranking purposes, from handing over the URL to confirming it landed.
It fits anyone doing heavy off-page SEO where a meaningful share of built links would otherwise sit unnoticed by Google for weeks or months — SEO freelancers and agencies managing client link-building, affiliate marketers building backlink profiles for niche sites, and in-house SEO teams running their own campaigns. It's a poor fit for a site doing little or no active link building, since there's nothing to submit, and it doesn't fit anyone expecting a dedicated submission quota untouched by other customers' activity, since submission volume runs against a shared, fair-use limit rather than a private allowance.
SEO freelancers and agencies managing link-building campaigns for client sites, affiliate marketers building backlink profiles for niche sites, and in-house SEO teams running their own link-building are the typical users across the region. It gets used repeatedly across projects rather than as a one-off submission, often on a set schedule that matches how often a team publishes new guest posts or directory listings. Freelancers and agencies handling link-building for several clients at once would otherwise pay for indexing separately per client project, and shared access removes the need for a dedicated subscription tied to each individual site.
Access is shared account access through bundledseo rather than a personal Indexification subscription tied to one project or client — you submit URLs and check status through the same dashboard other customers on the plan use. Submission volume runs against a fair-use limit set by the account's plan tier, shared across everyone using the account rather than a dedicated allowance reserved for you alone. That means you get the same submission and status-check functionality a paid seat gets, without carrying the cost of a subscription dedicated to just your own projects.
Submission volume is shared account activity under fair-use limits, so a heavy submission batch from another customer on a busy day can leave less headroom for your own batch that same day. Indexing rates depend entirely on Google's own crawling behavior and are never guaranteed for every single link submitted, which is true of any indexing service and isn't specific to shared access — Indexification can submit and prompt a crawl, but it can't force Google to index a page it has decided not to. Fair use means submitting at a volume consistent with normal ongoing link-building work, not batching an unusually large one-off list.
Nothing else in our catalogue does the specific job of submitting built links for indexing, but the backlink-analysis tools inside Ahrefs and Semrush are useful alongside Indexification — checking which of your built links show up in their backlink reports is one way to sanity-check what still needs to be resubmitted. Neither of those tools submits URLs for indexing itself; they're a complement to Indexification's workflow rather than a substitute for it, useful for the link-auditing side of the same off-page campaign. Pairing the two — building and auditing links in one tool, submitting them for indexing in the other — covers the full lifecycle of a link-building push.
₹199 per month standalone through BundledSEO, or from ₹1,499/month as part of the Advanced plan. Prices are public and charged in your local currency — no signup needed to see them.
₨1,400 in Pakistan and ৳620 in Bangladesh, charged in local currency at checkout. Pakistan pays by card today (Easypaisa and JazzCash are rolling out); Bangladesh pays by international card or crypto today, with bKash and Nagad rolling out.
You get access through the BundledSEO cloud dashboard, not a shared password. Log in at my.bundledseo.com and Indexification opens with one click; credentials never touch your machine, and fair-use limits keep the account healthy for everyone.
Access activates the moment your payment confirms — usually under a minute. It works on any device and any OS, because the tools run in the cloud.
Yes — Advanced Plan (₹1,499/mo), Ultimate Plan (₹2,499/mo). A plan is the better deal if you need more than one tool.
No indexing service can guarantee that — Google ultimately decides what it crawls and indexes. The tool is built to maximize the crawl and indexing rate for submitted links, not to force a guaranteed outcome for every single one.
Yes, you can submit link lists for different projects; submission volume is shared account activity under fair-use limits.
Easypaisa and JazzCash are coming soon; other supported gateways work in the meantime.
The status check on submitted URLs shows which ones Google has already picked up, so you can see what's indexed and what's still pending without checking each link manually in search.
Yes — Indexification only indexes links you've already built through guest posts, directories, or other off-page work. It doesn't build backlinks itself, only helps get existing ones crawled.
Most users submit on a schedule that matches how often they publish new guest posts or directory listings, rather than waiting to batch a large number of links infrequently.
Not really — Indexification's value depends on having built links to submit, so a site with little or no active off-page work won't get much use from it.
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