Links from $1, no subscription
Backlink acquisition for blogs that publish in volume
You ship forty posts a week and links do not keep pace. Choose single dofollow placements from 50,000+ vetted donor domains, aim them at the few pages worth it, and pay per link.
- 50,000+ vetted donor domains
- Filter by DR, traffic, niche, language
- Live in about 24 hours after payment
Rough price per link this estimate uses
- DR 0–9~$2
- DR 10–29~$6
- DR 30–49~$18
- DR 50+~$45
What it is for
Backlink acquisition for a site that outpublishes its link budget
A desk that runs hundreds of posts has a lopsided problem. Content is cheap to scale. Outside references are not. These are the four rules we edit by.
Links go to winners, not to volume
Ten thousand posts do not need ten thousand links. Pick the handful already earning impressions in Search Console. The decision tree for link order sorts your archive in minutes.
Price the row, not the pack
Every donor row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. Prices run from $1 to about $500 for top domains. You read each row and decide on it.
One clean link per placement
The article is written automatically from your target URL and keyword, from your own prompt, or you supply a finished piece. Each placement carries one link to your page and goes live within about 24 hours.
Everything audited after
Every order lands in the ordered-links list with a status. Pair it with the mistakes and fixes list so a bad batch gets caught in week one, not month six.
Checklist
Before the first link goes in a basket
- Export the last 90 days of Search Console pages and sort by impressions, not by publish date.
- Cut every URL that is a near-duplicate of another one. Links to doubles are wasted.
- Open the page on a phone. If it fails to load in three seconds, fix it first.
- Write one target keyword per URL and refuse to share it between two posts.
- Set a cap per page, for example three placements, and write it down.
- Read the plain answers for publishers once, then agree on the rules with your editors.
Our position
Links reward a short list of pages, not the whole archive
A publisher with 800 posts and a $300 monthly link budget should not spread $0.38 across every URL. Concentrate on pages that already prove demand, and let the rest earn through internal links. Google's March 2024 spam policy on scaled content abuse makes thin volume a liability, so editing beats adding.
- Rank pages by impressions first
- Cap placements per URL
- Review after a full month, not after a week
What the marketplace gives you to work with
- vetted donor domains to filter
- 50,000+
- lowest price per link
- $1
- price of the top domains
- ~$500
- usual wait after payment
- ~24 hours
Compare
Which posts a publisher links first
| Post type | Link priority | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Ranks on page two already | First | A little outside weight can move a page that Google already likes. |
| Evergreen guide with steady impressions | Second | Stable demand means a placement keeps paying attention for months. |
| Timely news post | Late or never | Interest decays quickly, so a link arrives after the audience left. |
| Programmatic template page | Only the best one | Prove one version first, then copy what worked. |
| Zero impressions after 90 days | Never | Fix or prune it. A link will not rescue a page nobody wants. |
FAQ
Questions from editors who publish in volume
- What is backlink acquisition for a site that publishes hundreds of posts?
- It is the planned buying or earning of links to specific URLs, not to the whole site. At volume you choose a short list of pages, buy single dofollow placements for them, and track each order until it shows live.
- How many links does a 500-post blog need?
- There is no fixed number. A sensible start is two or three placements for each of your ten best pages, then a review after a month. Spread thinner and you will not be able to tell what worked.
- Will links keep a programmatic site safe from a core update?
- No. Links do not repair thin templates, and nobody can guarantee outcomes after an update such as March 2025. Use links on pages you would defend in a manual review, and prune the rest.
- Can I write the article myself for each placement?
- Yes. Every order has three modes: automatic from a target URL and keyword, your own instructions, or your own finished article. The placement carries one link to the page you name.
- Do I pay before I see the list of links?
- No. You find links, add them to the basket and review it with no charge. Payment is a separate step, and balance is topped up in the dashboard before you pay.
- Can my team order by API or agent?
- Yes. There is a REST API with a Bearer key, and AI agents can browse donors and fill the basket over MCP. Paying the basket stays a step the human approves.