Backlink marketplace

A backlink marketplace where nothing is resold.

In the catalog now
  • youtube.com$3,198
  • microsoft.comfrom$1,599
  • nytimes.comfrom$799
  • arstechnica.comfrom$499
  • mit.edufrom$79

Most marketplaces sell the same placement to the next buyer, again and again. Here nothing is resold, and whatever sells is removed from the catalog. Filter by authority, topic, and price, and see what you are buying before you spend anything.

Covered for 12 months: if a package fails, we replace it with a comparable one. see the terms

  • About 1,000 new listings every night
  • Live in about an hour
  • From $79 a year
Publishers in the catalog now

Publishers in the catalog now

nytimes.commicrosoft.comtheverge.comcnn.comtheguardian.comnationalgeographic.commit.eduarstechnica.comtechnologyreview.comted.comberkeley.edueff.orgyoutube.commozilla.orgtheatlantic.comblog.googlefortune.comlemonde.frredhat.comcancer.gov

How the catalog works

Four things a listing tells you.

Enough to judge the backlinks without contacting support, and no surprises after you buy.

01

The head publisher

Named in full. You see whether the link comes from a national newspaper, a university, or a trade publication before you decide.

02

The links behind it

How many backlinks you get and how many separate sites they are on. Usually 250 to 1,500, sometimes more.

03

Age

The year of the oldest page that still has one of the links. The catalog median is 2013.

04

The full price

Shown on the listing, per year. Nothing is added at checkout and there is no minimum order.

Example from the catalogAged links

Head publisher

theverge.com

  • Does not sell links
  • Dofollow
  • Placed 2012
1,756
backlinks in total
82
independent sites
your-site.com

The domain name appears in your account as soon as you buy.

$1,299per year

Checked live before you pay

Why an account

Browsing is free, but you need an account.

An open catalog would be copied within a week, and every buyer would then compete with copies of their own backlinks. A free account makes copying it not worth the effort.

  • Signing up is free and needs only an email address.
  • You see every listing in full before adding a payment method.
  • Nothing is charged until you choose your backlinks and confirm.
  • New listings are added every night, so the catalog changes week to week.
A package page with its publishers and price

Four real listings and what was in them.

Head publisher, then the number of links that came with it. Every row was a real listing.

  • massart.edu

    76 backlinks in total · 47 independent sites

    $149
  • technologyreview.com

    142 backlinks in total · 79 independent sites

    $799
  • theverge.com

    1,756 backlinks in total · 82 independent sites

    $1,299
  • microsoft.com

    385 backlinks in total · 169 independent sites

    $1,999

Questions

What people ask about the catalog.

What exactly am I buying?
A redirect from a domain we own. The head publisher linked to that domain years ago, and so did hundreds of other sites. We do not split any of it: every link that points at the domain, from whatever source, is forwarded through it to the URL you choose. It goes live within about an hour.
Is this a guest post, a niche edit or a PBN?
None of them. Nothing is written or placed to order and no editor is asked for anything. The links were placed by editors years ago at a domain that has since become ours; what you get is the redirect from that domain, not a page on a site we run.
Do I need an account to browse?
Yes, and it is free. An open catalog would get copied, which would hurt everyone who bought from it. Signing up needs an email address and no card.
How many listings are there?
Several thousand across every price tier, and about a thousand more are added on a typical night. The catalog changes week to week.
Can I filter by topic?
Yes. Filter by topic, authority, and price to match the backlinks to your site.
What stops two customers getting the same links?
No one else gets the same backlinks. They are removed from the catalog when they sell and are never restocked, rotated, or split.
Is this a guest post marketplace?
No. Guest posts are new pages written to order, which is the pattern search engines spot most easily. These links were already on pages with years of history.
How do I know a listing is real?
We check the head link live before a listing enters the catalog, and again right before your card is charged. If the link is gone, the listing is pulled and you are not charged.
What if a link disappears after I buy?
Backlinks that cannot be delivered are replaced with a comparable package at no extra cost. Delivered backlinks are covered for twelve months: we keep checking them, and if the head link drops, a person on our team picks a comparable replacement and tells you. Refunds are not part of the guarantee; in exceptional cases we look at one together with you.

Open the catalog.

Free account, no card, every listing in full. Pick a publisher and see what comes with it.

Covered for 12 months: if a package fails, we replace it with a comparable one.see the terms