Four to twenty-six times lower published rates
QuickIndex.app costs $0.0029-$0.01 per submitted URL across its packages. Rocket Indexer's displayed packages work out to approximately $0.0435-$0.075 per credit.
Lower-cost bulk indexing with a straightforward credit workflow
QuickIndex.app costs substantially less per submitted URL and starts with 100 signup credits. Rocket Indexer has a lower $3 paid entry point and a broader automation toolkit, including webhooks, a Chrome extension, Telegram bot, crawler analytics and a guarantee that submitted URLs will be crawled within minutes.
100 signup credits · No card required · One-time packages
At a glance
QuickIndex.app
Pay as you go
Rocket Indexer
Credit packages
$10
starts at
1,000
URLs
24–72h
published
Quick verdict
Choose QuickIndex.app when low per-URL pricing and economical bulk submissions matter most. Choose Rocket Indexer when rapid crawl telemetry, browser and Telegram workflows, webhooks and developer-focused automation justify the higher credit 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
Rocket Indexer
$75
At $0.075 per credit — Rocket Indexer displayed Starter rate
The QuickIndex.app amount uses the lowest-cost combination of currently published packages needed to cover the selected volume. The Rocket Indexer amount extrapolates its $3 Starter rate and is not a checkout quote for larger volumes; its displayed 1,000-credit package costs $45 and its 2,000-credit package costs $87. Rocket Indexer guarantees fast crawling in its guarantee section, not that every crawled URL will be added to Google's index.
Feature comparison
Published product details, normalized where the billing models differ.
| Feature | QuickIndex.app | Rocket Indexer |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest paid entry | $10 for 1,000 credits | $3 for 40 credits |
| Published cost per credit | $0.0029-$0.01 Across all published packages | About $0.0435-$0.075 Derived from displayed packages |
| Displayed packages | 1,000-1,000,000 credits | 40, 1,000 or 2,000 credits |
| Billing and expiry terms | One-time packages; valid for 6 months | Not fully stated on the public homepage |
| Published speed | 24-72 hours Published processing window | Crawler visit within minutes Homepage telemetry shows ~2-3 minutes |
| What is guaranteed | Submission processing Google decides final indexing | Fast crawling Guarantee section does not guarantee final indexing |
| Published success claim | 90%+ on quality links Vendor-published indexing claim | 99.9% success rate Presented beside the crawl guarantee |
| Index checking | Dashboard and API | Status checking plus a free public checker |
| REST API | Included | Included in all displayed paid packages |
| Webhooks | Not currently advertised | Advertised |
| Browser workflow | Web dashboard | Chrome extension Up to 200 URLs per batch |
| Messaging workflow | Not currently offered | Telegram bot Submit, check balance and receive crawl alerts |
| Analytics | Submission and index-status history | Crawler behavior, index status and technical issues |
| Free starting access | 100 signup credits | Free start advertised Public page does not state the allowance |
Why users consider switching
QuickIndex.app costs $0.0029-$0.01 per submitted URL across its packages. Rocket Indexer's displayed packages work out to approximately $0.0435-$0.075 per credit.
QuickIndex.app provides 1,000 credits for $10. Rocket Indexer has a lower $3 entry payment, but that Starter package includes 40 credits.
QuickIndex.app states that purchased credits remain valid for six months. Rocket Indexer's public homepage does not clearly state whether packages recur or when unused credits expire.
Where Rocket Indexer is stronger
Rocket Indexer provides the broader real-time automation experience. It advertises fast Googlebot crawl alerts, detailed crawler and index telemetry, technical SEO diagnostics, a developer API, webhooks, a Chrome extension and a Telegram bot. The Chrome Web Store lists bulk submission for up to 200 URLs, version 1.0.0 and a March 16, 2026 update. Its $3 Starter package also makes it inexpensive to run a small paid test, even though its per-credit rate is higher than QuickIndex.app.
Price-sensitive agencies and link builders who need economical bulk submissions, a large starter package and clearly stated credit validity.
Start with 100 free creditsUsers who prioritize rapid crawler telemetry, webhooks, technical diagnostics, a Chrome extension or Telegram-based submissions and notifications.
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Common questions
QuickIndex.app is a strong lower-cost alternative. It charges $0.0029-$0.01 per submitted URL across its packages, compared with approximately $0.0435-$0.075 per credit across Rocket Indexer's displayed packages.
Yes on published per-credit rates. Rocket Indexer has the lower paid entry point at $3, but it includes 40 credits. QuickIndex.app charges $10 for 1,000 credits and offers lower rates on larger packages.
Its homepage uses five-minute indexing language in the product demonstration, but the explicit guarantee section promises that URLs will be crawled within minutes. Crawling and indexing are different, and Google ultimately decides whether a crawled URL enters its index.
The public site displays $3 for 40 credits, $45 for 1,000 credits and $87 for 2,000 credits. These work out to approximately $0.075, $0.045 and $0.0435 per credit respectively.
Yes. Full API access is listed on every displayed paid package, and the site also advertises webhooks for automated indexing workflows.
Yes. Its Chrome extension supports browser-based submission and batches of up to 200 URLs. Its Telegram bot advertises URL submission, crawl notifications, balance checks and credit purchases.
Yes. Its website, account onboarding, current credit packages, API, Telegram workflow and Chrome extension are operational. The Chrome Web Store records version 1.0.0 as updated on March 16, 2026, and the product is also being actively promoted in 2026.
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.