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2indeX
2indeX submits website pages through Google Indexing API and IndexNow, according to its service page checked 2026-10-30. Its FAQ says indexing usually takes 3–5 business days, while the page advertises an instant feature with results in 3–5 minutes. Those are different timelines from the same provider, so buyers should clarify which applies to their submission.
For media buyers assessing page indexing, the practical terms include plan allowances, page access requirements, and support conditions.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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White Ninja validity and daily cap
The plans page and service page state these terms, checked 2026-10-30.
- Plan: White Ninja is a free basic plan for new users.
- Link allowance and validity: 100 links for indexing, valid for 7 days.
- Daily submission limit: 100 links.
- Listed indexing destinations: Google, Yandex, and Bing.
Ninja tariffs price links differently
The pricing pages list these plan prices and link rates; all were checked 2026-10-30.
- White Ninja: free basic plan on the plans page; $0 on the UA pricing page.
- Smart Ninja: starts at $1; $0.01 per link on the plans page, or $0.01 per URL on the UA pricing page.
- Grey Ninja: $69 and 10,000 links on the plans page; $69 and $0.0069 per URL on the UA pricing page.
- Orange Ninja: $150 and 25,000 links on the plans page; $150 and $0.006 per URL on the UA pricing page.
- Blue Ninja: $225 and $0.0045 per URL on the UA pricing page.
- Red Ninja: $340 on both pages; the UA page lists $0.0034 per URL, and the plans page says users can change to a lower tariff.
- Green Ninja: $680 and 250,000 links on the plans page; the UA page lists $0.00272 per URL.
- Black Ninja: the plans page lists $1,275 and fast technical support within 1 hour; the UA page lists $1275 and $0.00255 per URL.
- Gold Ninja: the plans page lists $2,990 and up to 100 projects; the UA page lists $2990 and $0.00299 per URL.
Google, Yandex, and Bing are listed
2indeX describes a page-submission service using Google Indexing API and IndexNow, according to its plans page checked 2026-10-30. The plans list Google, Yandex, and Bing as indexing destinations. These are separate details: the submission methods are named independently from the listed destinations.
The provider says IndexNow works with Yandex and Bing. It also says the service can check whether pages are indexed in Google and displays real crawl data.
Search Console access changes by page
Internal site pages require granting the service account access to Google Search Console, according to the provider. For external-link submissions, the provider says Search Console access is not required. That distinction affects which page submissions require access to a site’s Search Console.
The vendor reports indexing up to 88% of internal pages and about 75% of external links in Google. For backlinks, the provider says indexing depends in part on the quality of the site hosting the link.
Questions before a 2indeX registration
Ask how the instant indexing feature differs from the FAQ’s usual timeframe, and which applies to a given submission. The provider states both claims, but the supplied information does not explain their relationship.
Clarify what technical support covers on each plan and how buyers contact support. The plans page lists technical support, while the UA pricing page says one-hour fast support is not available on every plan. Ask which support terms apply to the tariff under consideration.
Also ask how the service handles page submissions and what account requirements apply. Confirm what evidence supports indexing checks and crawl-data displays, and how often that information refreshes. These points matter when judging whether reported status is useful for campaign decisions.
Listed allowances and submission routes
The plans page describes a free entry plan and priced tariffs with stated link terms, checked 2026-10-30.
- White Ninja is a free basic plan for new users, with 100 links for indexing and a 7-day validity period.
- Smart Ninja starts at $1 and lists $0.01 per link; Green Ninja includes 250,000 links for $680.
- The listed plans name Google, Yandex, and Bing as indexing destinations.
- External-link submissions do not require Google Search Console access.
- The provider names Google Indexing API and IndexNow as submission methods.
These are stated service terms, not evidence that submitted pages will be indexed.
Limits narrow the indexing offer
The provider’s pages describe access requirements, reported outcomes, and plan conditions.
- The provider says internal-page submissions require granting the service account Google Search Console access.
- Backlink indexing depends partly on the quality of the site hosting the link, according to the provider.
- White Ninja has a daily submission limit of 100 links and remains valid for 7 days, according to the plans page.
- Technical support is listed across plans, but one-hour fast support is not included on every plan, according to the plans page.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Defined link batches suit the stated model
The service’s stated model suits buyers seeking page submissions through named indexing methods. White Ninja sets an entry allowance, while other tariffs list link terms.
A buyer can compare an expected batch of pages with the allowance attached to a plan. The listed methods and destinations provide terms to check, but do not establish that submitted pages will enter an index.
Compare submission terms, not brands
When comparing page-submission services, check which search engines and submission methods they name. Confirm page eligibility, how indexing status is verified, and what each plan allows.
Support scope also matters: ask which tasks support covers and what response terms apply. Compare those conditions against the pages and reporting evidence your workflow requires.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and operating history.
- API documentation: page access was disallowed by robots.txt.
- Submission workflow: upload methods, account requirements, and task initiation.
- Plan limits: project allowances and complete link, token, and daily caps.
- Billing terms: payment methods, renewals, refunds, and cancellation.
- Reporting evidence: data collection, refresh timing, and display details.
- Support operations: contact channels, response terms, and coverage.
- Page eligibility: content, site, and usage conditions.
Answers on 2indeX plan conditions
Which indexing timeline does the provider state?
The FAQ says indexing usually takes 3–5 business days, while the page advertises an instant feature with results in 3–5 minutes. Both are provider statements; the supplied information does not explain when each timeline applies.
Does submitting internal pages require Search Console access?
Yes. The provider says internal site pages require granting its service account access to Google Search Console. The requirement is specific to internal pages; external-link submissions have a different access condition.
Can external links be submitted without Search Console access?
Yes. The provider says Google Search Console access is not required for external-link submissions. This answers the access question, but does not establish whether a particular external page is eligible for submission.
What indexing checks does the service describe?
The provider says the service can check whether pages are indexed in Google and displays real crawl data.
How long is White Ninja valid, and what is its daily cap?
White Ninja is valid for 7 days and has a daily submission limit of 100 links, according to the UA pricing page. The plans page also lists 100 links for indexing.
Does every plan include one-hour fast support?
No. The UA pricing page says technical support is included in listed plans, while one-hour fast support is not available on every plan. Check the terms for the specific tariff before registering.
Proceed after the key terms are answered
Fits if the planned pages match a stated allowance and the support conditions are clear.
Main risk… the provider gives different timing claims and reports partial indexing proportions.
Ask support how the instant feature relates to the FAQ timeline, what each plan’s support covers, and what reporting data represents. Register only after matching the selected plan to the pages and support terms.
Sources
Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.
- 2index.ninja/planschecked
- 2index.ninjachecked
- 2index.ninja/ua/planschecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-30; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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