SpeedyIndex rolled out an automated consultant inside its dashboard that resolved most common support requests in week one. The company plans a Q4 2026 release of agents that rate donor domains by multi-year Google indexing history to inform link-building decisions.
An automated consultant in the SpeedyIndex dashboard handled 57% of support requests in its first week and answered common questions in about 2.3 seconds.
Planned agents will evaluate donor domains using multi-period indexing profiles (month, quarter, half-year, year) rather than one-off checks.
# What happened SpeedyIndex introduced an automated consultant inside its dashboard that immediately answers common customer questions about pricing, submission formats, refunds, and report fields. The company reports the consultant handled 57% of incoming support requests in its first week with an average response time of 2.3 seconds.
SpeedyIndex is now developing a second stage: automated agents that analyze years of indexing records to score donor domains for link building. The first release of those agents is slated for the fourth quarter of 2026.
# Why this matters for link builders
Because SpeedyIndex indexes third-party URLs and verifies each URL at day 7 for Google (day 15 for Yandex), the service has accumulated per-domain indexing histories that can be used as baselines and trend indicators.
# What the agents will do
# Current checks that remain in place SpeedyIndex already runs pre-submission checks that filter out 404, 410, and 451 pages, URLs blocked by robots.txt or carrying a noindex directive, and media files. The service also checks whether a URL is already in Google's index to prevent redundant indexing purchases.
# How SpeedyIndex positioned the dashboard consultant Before the consultant launch, 80% of support tickets addressed a small set of repeatable topics that did not require specialist intervention. The consultant links answers to the relevant task screens so users can act immediately: for example, it explains the two pricing models (Pay per Indexed and Pay per Submission) and the optional already-indexed check, and provides refund timing details.
Requests that require account access or technical investigation still go to human support.
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