Single links from $1. No courses, no retainers, no ranking promises.
About
We sell individual backlinks, and we spend much of our time telling people which promises to ignore. Odd for a shop, but it keeps us honest.
One thing. Single dofollow placements on vetted sites, bought one row at a time.
The list holds more than 50,000 donor domains, and every row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. Prices run from $1 per link to about $500 for top domains, with no subscription.
Articles are written automatically, with one clean link to your page, and usually go live within about 24 hours of payment.
We do not promise rankings. Nobody outside Google controls them, and anyone who says otherwise is selling.
We also do not claim a purchase is free of risk. Google's link spam policies cover links placed to influence ranking, and the December 2022 link spam update shows how seriously it treats the subject.
Our pages say this plainly because it is the part most pitches leave out. Where our product has limits, the verdict boxes on each page name them.
Link data comes from our own crawler and our own index. It refreshes on a schedule, so a very new link may not appear straight away.
If you want a second opinion, use Search Console, Ahrefs, Semrush, Majestic or Moz. Different tools disagree, and that is a feature of the web, not a bug in any one of them.
Read the scorecard and apply it to us before you spend anything.
It started as irritation. The loudest voices in link building tend to sell a method, and the method tends to cost more than the links.
So we wrote the pages we wished we had found: a pitch teardown, a price explainer and a comparison of routes. Each one names its own limits.
We also let publishers sell links on their own sites: they set a price, approve every placement and are paid out weekly. And buyers can order by API or through AI agents over MCP, with the human approving payment as a separate step.
It is a small idea. Show the list, show the price, say what you cannot do.
Every claim on our pages comes with a date, a tool name or a limit. If we cannot support a line, it does not get written.
We pick apart pitches and promises. We do not name sellers or guess at anyone's motives, because the claims are enough to judge.
Baskets are reviewed before payment, content modes are your choice, and an AI agent can fill a basket but cannot pay it.