Pricing

One flat fee,
whatever the site costs

You pay the publisher’s own price, and we add a single flat fee on top. Same fee whether the placement costs $10 or $1,000 — we don’t take a percentage, and we don’t charge more for a stronger domain. That’s what keeps the best placements affordable.

the prices you see in the catalog are the publishers’ own

Why a flat fee

Almost everyone in this market prices by domain authority: the better the site, the bigger the agency’s cut. That puts your agency’s interest and yours on opposite sides — they earn more by pushing you upmarket, whether or not it’s the right move for your project.

We took that incentive out entirely. Our fee stays the same either way, so when we recommend a domain, it’s because it fits your project — not because it pays us better. It’s also why we can quote strong sites at prices that genuinely surprise people.

How pricing works, step by step

Nothing hidden, nothing estimated. You see the same number we do.

01 Open the catalog74,000+ domains with the publisher’s own price, authority metrics, real organic traffic, language and niche. Completely free to browse. Sign in with Google — no sales call, no strings.
02 Pick the sitesYou approve every domain before anything is placed. Send us a shortlist, or send us your own list of targets and we will check it against the base.
03 One clear total: publisher price plus our feeOne flat amount per placement. No tiers, no minimum order, no charge for negotiation, the brief, or the report. Catalog placements typically go live within 7–14 business days of your approval, with the expected date shown for each site before you sign off.

Two things fall outside the flat fee because they’re genuinely different work: writing the article (if you’d rather we handled it than sent us your own), and custom outreach for domains not yet in our base — finding, reaching out to, and negotiating with a publisher we’ve never worked with. Everything else is already covered.

Six-month guarantee

If a placement disappears or gets materially changed within six months of going live, we restore it or replace it with an equivalent — free of charge.

Full billing and refunds policy

Dofollow, verified

Every placement is a dofollow editorial link, checked on delivery. Nofollow is not delivered.

Your approval first

You sign off on every site before anything is placed. No surprises in the report.

Editorial placements only

Real sites with real traffic. No PBNs, no link farms, no networks built to sell links.

A report you can check

Live URL, anchor text and the domain’s metrics at the time of placement.

So what does a link actually cost?

Honestly: anywhere from $30 to six figures. Publisher prices in our base start at about $30 and run to six figures for the sites everyone in your market would recognise. There’s no single number — any agency that gives you one is either hiding a markup or selling from a very short list.

That range is what lets you build a strategy around it. A new site testing whether links move the needle at all, a steady monthly plan, and a brand chasing one irreplaceable placement are three completely different budgets — and all three are buildable from the same base.

See the prices yourself

There’s no minimum order. One placement is a perfectly reasonable first step, and plenty of long-term clients started with exactly that.

Every price in the catalog is the publisher’s own. Add our flat fee and you have the total — you can work out a month’s budget before you even talk to us.

What still changes the total

The markup is fixed. What varies is what publishers themselves charge — and that depends on the same factors it always has.

Niche. Finance and legal publishers command a premium — often several times what a lifestyle or B2B software site charges for the exact same placement.

Language and geo. English sits in the deepest, most competitive market. Niche languages mean a smaller pool of publishers, which can work for you or against you, depending on demand.

Authority and real traffic. Publishers know what they are worth and price accordingly. Their price moves with it; ours does not.

Timeline. Rush a deadline and you’ll pay for it — the best publishers are never in a hurry, and rushing them costs more.

Billing and payment

Prepayment by default; ongoing work is invoiced monthly. We invoice in USD, EUR or AED from our UAE company, and work under a contract where you need one.

Ways to pay

  • Bank transfer — SWIFT, SEPA
  • Card via Stripe — Visa, Mastercard
  • Wise
  • Payoneer
  • PayPal

Card payments run through Stripe, so you can pay an invoice by card the moment it arrives instead of waiting on a bank. Whichever route you use, the invoice is the same and so is the amount — we do not add a processing fee.

Need to pay from somewhere unusual, or through a procurement portal that requires vendor setup? Just ask — we’ve onboarded new payment methods for clients before, and it’s rarely a hassle.

Running an agency?

The same flat fee applies, and everything ships unbranded — your client never sees us.

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