10× lower published starter rate
QuickIndex.app starts at $0.01 per submitted URL. Omega displays $0.10 per credit on its starter package.
Lower-cost backlink indexing without a monthly subscription
QuickIndex.app is built for SEOs who want to submit large backlink lists at a low, predictable cost. Omega Indexer costs more per URL, but offers automatic credit refunds when a submitted link does not index.
100 signup credits · No card required · One-time packages
At a glance
QuickIndex.app
Pay as you go
Omega Indexer
Monthly credits
$10
starts at
1,000
URLs
24–72h
published
Quick verdict
Choose QuickIndex.app when submission cost and campaign volume matter most. Choose Omega when paying only for links confirmed as indexed matters more than the lowest upfront price.
Cost comparison
Select your expected campaign volume to compare actual QuickIndex.app package pricing with the competitor's published rate.
Paid-package estimates do not deduct the one-time 100-credit signup bonus.
QuickIndex.app
$10
Buys 1,000 credits at an effective $0.01 per credit
Omega Indexer
$100
At $0.10 per credit — Omega displayed starter rate
The QuickIndex.app amount uses the lowest-cost combination of currently published packages needed to cover the selected volume. The Omega amount extrapolates its displayed Starter rate and is not a checkout quote for arbitrary volumes. Omega refunds credits for links it does not confirm as indexed, so final effective cost depends on results and the selected Omega plan.
Feature comparison
Published product details, normalized where the billing models differ.
| Feature | QuickIndex.app | Omega Indexer |
|---|---|---|
| Published starting price | $10 for 1,000 credits | $19/month for 190 credits |
| Published cost per URL | $0.0029–$0.01 Across all published packages | $0.10 At the displayed starter rate |
| Billing model | One-time packages No recurring subscription | Monthly packages Cancel anytime |
| Unindexed-link policy | No automatic refund Credits pay for URL submission | Automatically refunded If not indexed within 24 hours |
| Credit validity | 6 months Purchased credits | Never expire |
| Published timeframe | 24–72 hours Published processing window | 24 hours or refunded Vendor-stated policy |
| REST API | Included | Included |
| MCP integration | Not currently offered | Included |
| Free starting credits | 100 signup credits | Not publicly advertised |
Why users consider switching
QuickIndex.app starts at $0.01 per submitted URL. Omega displays $0.10 per credit on its starter package.
Buy a QuickIndex.app package when a campaign is ready instead of maintaining a monthly indexing plan.
The $10 QuickIndex.app package includes 1,000 submissions, while Omega’s displayed $19 starter package includes 190 credits.
Where Omega is stronger
Omega’s strongest advantage is billing protection: its site says a link that is not indexed within 24 hours is automatically refunded. It also advertises non-expiring credits and an MCP server. QuickIndex.app does not currently match those features.
Agencies, link builders and campaign-based users prioritizing a low cost per submission, high volume and one-time purchases.
Start with 100 free creditsUsers who prioritize automatic failed-index refunds, non-expiring credits or MCP integration over the lowest upfront submission price.
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Common questions
QuickIndex.app is a strong alternative for price-sensitive bulk campaigns. Its published packages range from $0.0029 to $0.01 per submitted URL, with a $10 entry package for 1,000 URLs.
At the displayed starter rates, QuickIndex.app charges $0.01 per submitted URL and Omega charges $0.10 per credit. However, Omega automatically refunds a credit when a link is not indexed within its stated 24-hour window, while QuickIndex.app charges for submission.
Purchased QuickIndex.app credits are valid for six months. Omega states that its credits never expire.
Yes. Both services publicly document API access. Omega additionally offers an MCP integration, while QuickIndex.app provides a REST API for URL submission, balance checks and status workflows.
No service controls Google’s final indexing decision. QuickIndex.app guarantees its stated crawl process, while Omega’s commercial promise is to refund the credit when it does not confirm indexing within 24 hours.
Product capabilities, prices and policies were checked against each provider’s public website on August 6, 2026. Performance and turnaround figures are vendor-published claims, not independent test results. Google makes the final indexing decision.