Best 3rd-Party Indexing Services for Bulk Links with GSA Indexer?

iamzahidali

Hey everyone,

I'm currently using GSA Indexer for bulk link indexing, but I’m considering adding a third-party indexing service to improve results. I need something that’s cost-effective and supports a high daily limit for backlink crawling and indexing.

I’ve found a few services that offer monthly memberships with a good number of daily indexing requests:

✅ Indexification.com
✅ LinksIndexer.com
✅ TheBestIndexer.com (Claims to be unlimited, but I’m unsure how effective it really is.)

Does anyone here use any of these services along with GSA Indexer? Or do you recommend a better option for bulk backlink crawling and indexing at a reasonable price?

Would love to hear your experiences! 

cherub

None of those 3 services sent any spiders or bots at all to the urls I tested them with. The days of working services offering thousands of indexed urls per day on subscription have gone. Most of the newer credit-based services work to an extent, but for bulk indexing/crawling a lower tier is the best approach.

iamzahidali

cherub said:

None of those 3 services sent any spiders or bots at all to the urls I tested them with. The days of working services offering thousands of indexed urls per day on subscription have gone. Most of the newer credit-based services work to an extent, but for bulk indexing/crawling a lower tier is the best approach.

Can you give more detailes for Good Lower Tier Indexing Campaigns ? 

cherub

iamzahidali said:

cherub said:

None of those 3 services sent any spiders or bots at all to the urls I tested them with. The days of working services offering thousands of indexed urls per day on subscription have gone. Most of the newer credit-based services work to an extent, but for bulk indexing/crawling a lower tier is the best approach.

Can you give more detailes for Good Lower Tier Indexing Campaigns ? 

It will mainly consist of blog comments or other non-contextual links that require no indexing themselves, so platforms that have internal linking to profiles for example, or ones that add content to existing pages.

googlealchemist

cherub said:

iamzahidali said:

cherub said:

None of those 3 services sent any spiders or bots at all to the urls I tested them with. The days of working services offering thousands of indexed urls per day on subscription have gone. Most of the newer credit-based services work to an extent, but for bulk indexing/crawling a lower tier is the best approach.

Can you give more detailes for Good Lower Tier Indexing Campaigns ? 

It will mainly consist of blog comments or other non-contextual links that require no indexing themselves, so platforms that have internal linking to profiles for example, or ones that add content to existing pages.

curious if youve run even a loose quick test on using just profiles without comments etc? when u say 'platforms that have internal ilnkign to profiles', are you saying using profile links as t2 to index t1 links...where the profile username will pop up on the homepages 'new user' section and hopefully be crawled before it rolls off or am i misunderstanding you?

googlealchemist

iamzahidali said:

Hey everyone,

I'm currently using GSA Indexer for bulk link indexing, but I’m considering adding a third-party indexing service to improve results. I need something that’s cost-effective and supports a high daily limit for backlink crawling and indexing.

I’ve found a few services that offer monthly memberships with a good number of daily indexing requests:

✅ Indexification.com
✅ LinksIndexer.com
✅ TheBestIndexer.com (Claims to be unlimited, but I’m unsure how effective it really is.)

Does anyone here use any of these services along with GSA Indexer? Or do you recommend a better option for bulk backlink crawling and indexing at a reasonable price?

Would love to hear your experiences! 

additional services aside...and anyone can correct me if they have different results...and this isnt a slight to the gsa indexer as i still use it just for general quick links BUT (and maybe it did work for indexing before?) as far as i can tell the name, currently, isnt very fitting as the links it produces need indexing themselves and are not going to help indexing other links if they are not 'helped out' themselves.

run an indexing test yourself on this...meaning build them, then go back a few days, week, month+ later without doing anything else to them, and see how many/if any are indexed. i wish there was a similar bulk check for crawling as there is for indexing for links you dont own/can add to search console. as imo for those types, a first/only crawl is enough...

cherub

googlealchemist said:

cherub said:

iamzahidali said:

cherub said:

None of those 3 services sent any spiders or bots at all to the urls I tested them with. The days of working services offering thousands of indexed urls per day on subscription have gone. Most of the newer credit-based services work to an extent, but for bulk indexing/crawling a lower tier is the best approach.

Can you give more detailes for Good Lower Tier Indexing Campaigns ? 

It will mainly consist of blog comments or other non-contextual links that require no indexing themselves, so platforms that have internal linking to profiles for example, or ones that add content to existing pages.

curious if youve run even a loose quick test on using just profiles without comments etc? when u say 'platforms that have internal ilnkign to profiles', are you saying using profile links as t2 to index t1 links...where the profile username will pop up on the homepages 'new user' section and hopefully be crawled before it rolls off or am i misunderstanding you?

Yes, any profile that has chances of being indexed 'naturally' via internal links (user directories etc) is in the running for my indexing tier (unless the profile in question allows some sort of contextual post). I usually don't include forum profiles in this though, as the sheer amount of spam profiles is usually too much to even dream of indexing.

iamzahidali

cherub said:

iamzahidali said:

cherub said:

None of those 3 services sent any spiders or bots at all to the urls I tested them with. The days of working services offering thousands of indexed urls per day on subscription have gone. Most of the newer credit-based services work to an extent, but for bulk indexing/crawling a lower tier is the best approach.

Can you give more detailes for Good Lower Tier Indexing Campaigns ? 

It will mainly consist of blog comments or other non-contextual links that require no indexing themselves, so platforms that have internal linking to profiles for example, or ones that add content to existing pages.

Are these Selections are Good for Indexing i am trying to index or crawl ranker x links with GSA SER ?

cherub

Of those, I think Blog Comment, Guestbook and Forum profile are the only ones you'll get any meaningful number of links for indexing from.

lucawalkley

No input on those.  Last time i checked speedy indexer and it was working. However instead of spending on indexer credits or subscriptions its best to create a lower tier project and blast off.  Adding my competitor links, and related links to lower tier help a lot. Grab a cheap link lists and blast away

iamzahidali

I have tons of Links from Ranker X for Each Camapign how to make Indexing Campaign in GSA in such a way it blast each backlink from RankerX ? 

iamzahidali

I have tons of Links from Ranker X for Each Camapign how to make Indexing Campaign in GSA in such a way it blast each backlink from RankerX ?