Google indexing is back in 2Index

Three days after announcing a pause, 2Index reported that Google indexing is back online.

The previous method stopped delivering the performance the service requires, so they temporarily halted Google URL submissions. Over the past few weeks, the team tested several alternatives and deployed a brand-new method-currently running in public beta.

While they stress-test the solution, a cap is in place: no more than 10,000 URLs per account per day. This lets the team gather telemetry and monitor quality without risking system stability.

All URLs submitted after Google indexing was paused have been automatically refunded to user balances. No tokens were lost, and you can resubmit those links using the new method.

Current service status:

✅ Google indexing is back-the new method is in beta testing.

✅ Yandex indexing is operating normally.

✅ Bing indexing is operating normally.

✅ Indexing checks are running without limits.

✅ The loyalty program remains active.

⚠️ Previously issued promo codes are temporarily disabled.

The service also warned of an upcoming pricing update: indexing costs have gone up, so they are raising their rates.

What this means for our ratings: we’ve re-enabled Google support on the 2Index.Ninja review page. The current index rate and speed metrics were gathered back in April 2026-before the pause and the new method-so they don't reflect current performance yet. We will recheck and refresh the data soon.

Source: 2Index blog.