2indeX

Google Indexing API and IndexNow handle submissions

The provider describes 2indeX as a way to submit pages for search-engine indexing, using Google Indexing API and IndexNow. The provider also says it uses both submission methods.

For IndexNow, the provider names Yandex and Bing as compatible search engines. Its plan descriptions list indexing for Google, Yandex, and Bing. These are stated submission and coverage capabilities, not evidence that a particular submitted page will enter an index.

Ninja tariffs vary by price and allowance

The pricing pages list the following plan terms; checked on 2026-10-30.

• Smart Ninja starts at $1, with a listed cost of $0.01 per link on the English page.
• Grey Ninja costs $69 and includes 10,000 links on the English page.
• Orange Ninja costs $150 and includes 25,000 links on the English page.
• Red Ninja costs $340; the English page says users can change to a lower tariff.
• Green Ninja costs $680 and includes 250,000 links on the English page.
• Black Ninja is listed at $1,275 on the English page.
• Gold Ninja is listed at $2,990 on the English page and supports up to 100 projects.

The English pricing page says Black Ninja costs $1,275 and includes fast technical support within 1 hour. The UA pricing page lists Gold Ninja at $2990, Blue Ninja at $225 with a stated price of $0.0045 per URL, Grey Ninja at $69 with a listed price of $0.0069 per URL, Orange Ninja at $150 with a listed price of $0.006 per URL, and Green Ninja at $680 with a listed price of $0.00272 per URL.

Google Search Console access changes the submission route

Before relying on internal-page submissions, ask the provider which account or property must be connected. Ask what permissions the service account receives, and whether those permissions can be limited to the work required.

Clarify how access is revoked when a job ends or an account changes. Ask what happens to queued submissions if access is removed, and whether the workflow requires continued access after submission. These questions help define the access boundary without assuming how the service handles it.

Index checks and crawl data shape reporting

The provider says the service can check whether pages are indexed in Google and displays real crawl data. Those are distinct reporting claims: one concerns index status, while the other concerns crawl information.

The FAQ says indexing usually takes 3–5 business days, according to the provider. The page separately advertises an instant indexing feature with results in 3–5 minutes. These are provider descriptions of timing, not a stated outcome for every submitted page.

Reported indexing depends on page conditions

Internal-page submissions require granting the service account Google Search Console access, while external-link submissions do not. Buyers should account for that access condition when choosing which pages to submit.

The provider says indexing depends partly on the quality of the site hosting a backlink. It reports indexing up to 88% of internal pages and about 75% of external links in Google; these figures are provider claims, not individual submission assurances.

White Ninja has a daily limit of 100 link submissions and a validity period of 7 days. One-hour fast technical support is not available on every plan, according to the UA pricing page. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The service covers submission and checking

The provider’s homepage and plan pages describe these submission and reporting features.

• The provider lists Google Indexing API and IndexNow as submission methods.
• The service includes a feature for checking whether pages are indexed in Google.
• The provider says the service displays real crawl data.
• Plan descriptions list indexing support for Google, Yandex, and Bing.

Compare indexing routes before choosing a plan

Across providers, buyers can compare submission methods, search-engine coverage, reporting evidence, access requirements, pricing structure, and support terms. The useful comparison is whether each service’s stated route and conditions match the pages being submitted and the evidence the buyer needs.

Choose by page type and submission volume

The service’s access condition makes page type a practical starting point: internal pages require Search Console access, while external links do not.

White Ninja includes 100 links and a daily submission limit of 100, with 7-day validity, according to the plan pages. The English pricing page lists Green Ninja at $680 for 250,000 links. The UA pricing page lists Green Ninja with 250,000 tokens and 250,000 links.

Map the page type and expected submission volume to the documented plan terms. Check which allowance applies and whether the relevant access condition fits your workflow.

Questions about submissions and plan terms

Does internal-page submission require Search Console access?

Yes. The provider says internal-page submissions require granting its service account Google Search Console access. External-link submissions do not require that access, according to the provider. The distinction applies to the submission route, not to a stated indexing outcome.

What does the service say about indexing time?

The provider’s FAQ says indexing usually takes 3–5 business days. Its homepage separately advertises an instant indexing feature with results in 3–5 minutes. These descriptions do not establish how quickly an individual submitted page will be indexed.

Which engines appear in the plans?

The provider’s plan descriptions list Google, Yandex, and Bing indexing. The listed engines describe plan coverage; they do not establish that every submitted page will be indexed by each engine. Buyers should distinguish the stated coverage from an outcome for a specific page.

Does IndexNow cover Yandex and Bing?

Yes. The provider states that IndexNow works with Yandex and Bing. Its plan descriptions also list indexing support for those engines and Google. This describes the provider’s stated compatibility and coverage, rather than confirming indexing for a particular submission.

Does every plan include one-hour support?

No. The provider says technical support is included in the listed plans, but one-hour fast support is not available on every plan. Black Ninja is listed with fast technical support within 1 hour, according to the pricing page. Check the specific plan’s support terms before relying on that response timeframe.

Rely on the stated scope, not indexing claims

Fits if you need page-submission tooling and can grant the service account access to Google Search Console for internal pages.

Probably not if you cannot grant the service account access to Google Search Console for internal site pages; the provider says this access is not required to submit external links.

Main risk… the provider reports indexing up to 88% of internal pages and about 75% of external links in Google.

Sources

Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.

• 2index.ninja/planschecked 2026-10-30
• 2index.ninja/ua/planschecked 2026-10-30
• 2index.ninjachecked 2026-10-30

Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-30. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-30

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