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The vendor states that Google indexing and the “Page Indexing Acceleration” service are available again on GoGetLinks.net. The new method is running in public test mode, and each account is temporarily limited to 10,000 URLs per day.
For media buyers assessing indexing tools, the key distinction is between restored access and a method still under test.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Google indexing returns under a daily cap
The vendor’s service updates, checked 2026-10-31, describe Yandex continuity, preserved queued tasks, and the stated restoration date.
- Yandex indexing: remained operational during the service change (vendor update, checked 2026-10-31).
- Queued tasks: preserved for processing after restoration (vendor update, checked 2026-10-31).
- Access restoration: July 6, 2026, according to the vendor update (checked 2026-10-31).
A public test replaces the suspended method
The vendor says it suspended sending URLs to Google while seeking a new solution, because its previous method was no longer sufficiently effective. It tested alternative methods and estimated that checking and implementing them would take about two weeks, according to its service update.
During that transition, submissions of pages and links for indexing were unavailable, the vendor said. The restored service now uses a new method in public test mode.
Queued tasks and Yandex stayed in scope
The vendor says URLs submitted after the suspension were automatically resubmitted for indexing. That describes what happened to submissions, not whether Google indexed them.
Yandex indexing remained operational during the change, according to the vendor. The vendor also says queued indexing-acceleration tasks were preserved for processing after restoration.
The public test and URL cap constrain use
The vendor describes the restored Google method as a public test, with a temporary per-account daily limit of 10,000 URLs.
- Access to page-indexing acceleration was temporarily limited, and submissions were unavailable during the transition, according to the vendor.
- The vendor says its previous Google indexing method was no longer sufficiently effective.
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Questions about the indexing transition
Has Google indexing returned, and in what mode?
The vendor states that Google indexing and the service are available again. The vendor says its new method is running in public test mode, and that each account is temporarily limited to 10,000 URLs per day.
What happened to URLs submitted during the suspension?
The vendor says URLs submitted after the temporary suspension were automatically resubmitted for indexing. That describes resubmission, not a confirmed indexing outcome.
Did Yandex indexing remain operational?
Yes. The vendor says Yandex indexing remained operational during the service change, while Google submissions were unavailable during the transition.
Fit depends on test status and volume
Fits if the public-test method and the temporary limit of 10,000 URLs per account per day suit your workload.
Probably not if you need uninterrupted access during a service change; the vendor says submissions were unavailable during the transition.
Main risk is relying on a method the vendor still describes as being in public test mode.
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Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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