Link building services with monthly link minimums

Plans run month to month:

• Starter: $3,300 a month for at least 5 editorial links ($660 per placement)
• Growth: $6,000 a month for at least 10 links ($600 per placement)
• Scale: $10,600 a month for at least 20 links ($530 per placement)

The minimum is contractual, and larger custom scopes are available. Not sure which tier? How many backlinks do I need walks through the math, and agencies can resell the same work through white-label link building. Checkout is in USD, and the price shown is the price charged. Full detail is on the backlink packages page and the pricing table.

Each placement goes into a live report when it's confirmed, with the article URL, a screenshot, the page on your site it links to and the checks it passed: the publication has organic traffic, the article is indexed and the link is live.

Publishers choose the anchor text and whether to add nofollow, so the report records those details for each link. Only live, verified placements count toward your minimum.

This is an illustrative example, not a client result. An online mattress retailer on Starter wants links to its buying guides. We pull public data on sleep and bedroom costs, write a short study ranking US cities, and pitch it to lifestyle and metro desks alongside reactive comments on seasonal sleep stories.

A month like that might end with five placements: one metro news site, two lifestyle sites and two trade titles. Each is logged with its URL, screenshot and target page, and all five count toward the minimum.

• Guest posts: you or the vendor writes an article, the site is paid, and your link goes live. Market rates run about $100 to $500 a post. Google expects paid links to carry rel="sponsored", which removes the ranking value you paid for.
• Niche edits: a link inserted into an already-published article, usually for $200 to $600. The inventory tends to be site owners paid off the books or networks editing their own pages, as covered in PBN links vs editorial links.
• Request platforms:HARO, Qwoted and Featured pass on journalist requests. The links are editorial and free per placement, but the cost is labor: watching feeds daily and answering within the hour. A solo effort often yields a few links a month.
• Digital PR: earned coverage on news sites, typically $400 to $1,500 per link at agency prices. It costs more per link, and the links come from editors choosing to cite you.

We only sell digital PR. If you want guest posts or niche edits, we're the wrong vendor.

Run the same checks on us as on anyone else:

• Ask for five recent placements in your vertical, check each site's organic traffic in Ahrefs or Semrush, and run a site: search to confirm the page is indexed
• Scan the site's other articles for links to unrelated businesses, the usual footprint of sold placements
• Get the definition of a qualifying link, the replacement policy and the reporting format in writing
• Walk away from guaranteed placements in named publications, "DA 50+ guaranteed" menus, private networks of sites and guaranteed rankings

The full method is in the backlink quality checklist.