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IndexRocket vs IndexLaunch: one-time credits vs pay per URL
Both tools push new pages to search engines and neither charges a subscription. The differences are in the details: IndexRocket sells fixed one-time credit packs with a receipt per URL; IndexLaunch sells pay-per-URL credits with weekly re-checks and a 7-day stuck-link refund. One honest gap: IndexLaunch does not publish package prices on its public homepage, so no per-URL price is quoted for it here.
At a glance
- IndexRocket: one-time packs — $9 for 100 credits, $29 for 500, $79 for 2,000. IndexNow submission with a receipt for every URL. Refund only when the push itself fails.
- IndexLaunch: pay per URL, no subscription, credits never expire. 10 free submissions on sign-up. Weekly Google re-checks, CSV export, email alert if a page drops out of Google, and an automatic credit refund if a submission is still stuck after 7 days.
- IndexLaunch package prices: not verified. The public homepage does not list them; the plan picker is interactive after sign-up. This page quotes no per-URL price for IndexLaunch rather than guessing one.
- Neither tool guarantees Google indexing. Google has no instant-submit API; both push via IndexNow (Bing and others) and track Google separately.
Side by side
| IndexRocket | IndexLaunch | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | One-time credit packs; no subscription | Pay per URL; no subscription; credits never expire |
| Published prices | $9 for 100 credits; $29 for 500; $79 for 2,000 | Not verified — no package prices on the public homepage (plan picker is interactive after sign-up) |
| Free allowance | Free index checker: rough estimate for up to 50 URLs, no account needed | 10 free URL submissions on sign-up, no card required; free Google Index Checker for up to 50 URLs |
| Batch size | Bulk submission from the dashboard | Up to 500 URLs per submission |
| How pages are pushed | IndexNow submission, with a submission receipt for every URL | IndexNow to Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver; Google indexation tracked, not pushed (Google has no instant-submit API) |
| Google handling | Free checker gives a rough indexation estimate; no scheduled re-checks of submitted URLs | Checks Google on day 2, 7 and 14 after acceptance; weekly re-checks; email alert if a page drops out of Google |
| Status tracking | Per-URL submission receipt; dashboard and wallet | Per-URL status (pending, submitted, indexed, not indexed, error); CSV export |
| Refund terms | Refund only when the push itself fails; a pushed URL that Google does not index is not refunded | Automatic credit refund if a submission is not accepted, or is still stuck after 7 days; purchases themselves are not refundable once complete |
| Checkout | Waffo (MoR checkout) | Cashfree (India) and DodoPayments (international), per the vendor homepage |
| Who builds it | Clioos team | Solo founder; support by email |
Sources: IndexLaunch homepage at indexlaunch.site (checked 28 October 2026) and IndexRocket at indexrocket.clioos.com. IndexLaunch's per-URL package prices could not be verified from any public page and are marked not verified rather than estimated.
When IndexRocket is the better fit
- You want a fixed, published price before you sign up: $9, $29 or $79, one time, with the per-URL cost known upfront ($0.09, $0.058 and $0.0395 per credit respectively at full use).
- You mainly need the push itself done and a receipt proving it happened — for your own pages or for client reporting — rather than ongoing monitoring.
- You prefer a single checkout through a merchant of record (Waffo) rather than a regional payment processor.
When IndexLaunch is the better fit
- You want ongoing monitoring: weekly re-checks, a CSV of indexation status, and an email if a page drops out of Google are built in, while IndexRocket does not re-check submitted URLs on a schedule.
- You want a refund safety net for stuck links: credits come back automatically if a submission is still stuck after 7 days.
- You submit backlink pages you do not own as well as your own pages — IndexLaunch's checker and submission flow covers both, per its homepage.
What neither tool does
- No Google indexing guarantee. Google decides what gets indexed; IndexNow reaches Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver directly, and Google indexation can only be checked, not forced.
- No ranking improvement. Getting discovered faster is not the same as ranking. Content quality and links still decide positions.
- No sitemap or on-page fixes. Both tools assume the page itself is crawlable; a blocked or broken page will not be indexed no matter how it is submitted.
Frequently asked questions
How much does IndexLaunch cost per URL?
Not verified. IndexLaunch's public homepage states it is pay-per-URL with no subscription and credits that never expire, but it does not publish package prices on the homepage — the plan prices appear in an interactive picker after sign-up. This page does not quote a per-URL price for IndexLaunch because it could not be verified from a public page on 28 October 2026. IndexRocket's prices are published: $9 for 100 credits, $29 for 500, $79 for 2,000, one-time.
Do either of these tools guarantee Google indexing?
No. Neither tool can guarantee indexing. IndexLaunch submits through IndexNow to Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver, and tracks Google indexation instead (Google has no instant-submit API). IndexRocket submits through IndexNow and gives a submission receipt for every URL; it does not promise indexing. Any service that promises a Google indexing outcome is overstating what it controls.
What happens if a URL is never indexed?
IndexLaunch refunds the credit automatically if a submission is not accepted, or if it is still stuck after 7 days. IndexRocket refunds only when the push itself fails — a URL that was pushed but not indexed by Google is not refunded, because that decision is the search engine's.
Can I check indexation for free before paying?
Yes, both. IndexLaunch gives 10 free URL submissions on sign-up (no card) and a free Google Index Checker for up to 50 URLs. IndexRocket's free checker gives a rough indexation estimate for up to 50 URLs with no account needed.
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IndexRocket is a Clioos product. This page compares it with IndexLaunch using only published information; IndexLaunch is an independent product by a different company, and its prices and features may have changed since this page was checked.