Loganix alternative
A Loganix alternative that sells the whole profile.
Loganix does the careful version of this market: manual vetting, domains you can approve before anything is placed, free replacements. If you want control over each individual link, that is genuinely the better shop. What it cannot do is hand you a decade of profile in an afternoon.
- One buyer per package
- Live in about an hour
- From $79 a year
Head publisher
theverge.com
- No rate card
- Dofollow
- Placed 2012
- 1,756
- links in the package
- 82
- independent sites
The name is released to your account the moment the package is yours.
$1,299per year, one buyer
Read live before you pay
Publishers in the catalog tonight
The two models
What each of you is actually buying.
Both are paid. What differs is what gets paid for, and what a search engine can see afterwards.
Loganix sells vetted placements
A guest post or a niche edit on a site their team checked and you approved. You are buying somebody's judgement about one site, which is worth paying for and takes about three weeks.
We sell what is already standing
No vetting call, because nothing is being placed. The links have been on their pages for years, and a package hands you the whole profile behind one.
Approval against evidence
Their pre-approval is a real advantage: you see the site first. So do you here, along with the link count, the number of separate sites and the year of the oldest page.
Three weeks against an hour
Their published turnaround for both guest post tiers is about three weeks. Ours is about an hour, because nothing is placed, written or approved by anybody.
The part that matters
Nobody was paid to place these links.
Every outreach product in this market works the same way underneath: money reaches a publisher, and in return a link appears on a page that did not have one. That transaction is the thing search engine policy describes. It does not happen here. The links were already on their pages, put there by people who were not paid and did not know anyone would ever sell anything.
- No publisher is contacted, paid or asked for anything.
- No page is written, edited or reopened to carry your link.
- The anchor text was typed by an editor years before you arrived, so none of it reads like a brief.
- One buyer per package, so the same profile is never pointed at two customers.
Side by side
Loganix and SeoBoosty, line by line.
Their column reflects what Loganix publishes about its guest post and niche edit products. Nothing here is a judgement about their link quality, which is well regarded.
| SeoBoosty | Loganix | |
|---|---|---|
| What arrives | A whole profile: 1 to 2 links nobody else can sell you, and 250 to 1,500 behind them | One guest post or one niche edit |
| Who links to you | Publishers with no rate card | A vetted site you approved beforehand |
| The page it sits on | An article an editor wrote years ago | A new article, or an existing article reopened to insert the link |
| Anchor text | Written by that editor, before you existed | Supplied by you, with the order |
| Time to live | About an hour | About three weeks |
| Published price | From $79 a year, per package | From about $200 for a guest post, from about $141 for a niche edit |
| Exclusive to you | Yes, one buyer then delisted | The site can carry placements for other customers too |
If you want to approve every domain individually and have three weeks, take theirs. If you want depth and age at once, and today, take this.
Four packages, and what came with them.
The publisher at the head, then the size of the profile that came with it. Every row was in the catalog.
| Price | Head publisher | Links | Sites linking |
|---|---|---|---|
| $149 | massart.edu | 76 | 47 |
| $799 | technologyreview.com | 142 | 79 |
| $1,299 | theverge.com | 1,756 | 82 |
| $1,999 | microsoft.com | 385 | 169 |
Questions
What people ask when they are comparing.
- Is this cheaper than Loganix?
- A package starts at $79 a year against about $200 for one guest post, and it carries hundreds of links rather than one. Their per-link vetting is what you are paying the difference for, and for some buyers that is the right trade.
- Can I pre-approve the site like Loganix lets me?
- You see the head publisher, the link count, the number of separate sites and the age of the oldest page before you buy. What you cannot do is send it back and ask for a different one, because each package has exactly one buyer.
- Do you offer free replacements?
- Different shape. A package that cannot be delivered refunds itself automatically, and a listing whose head link has gone is pulled before your card is charged rather than replaced afterwards.
- Which is better for a careful client?
- Theirs, if the client wants to sign off every domain. Ours, if the client wants the profile of a publisher no vendor can reach and does not want to wait three weeks for one link.
- Do you use a credit system?
- No. You pay per package when you buy one. Nothing sits in an account waiting to be spent.
- Can I use both?
- Yes, and the pairing is clean. Theirs is deliberate and slow; ours is broad and immediate. They do not compete for the same line in a plan.
Put it next to one real listing.
Open the catalog, pick a publisher and see the count, the age and the price before you spend anything.