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How it works

What actually happens after you order

You pick sites off a public list of 410, tell us the anchor and the target, and we go and place them. The URL comes back to you, you check it, and the invoice follows. Nothing leaves your account before that.

Account needed to browse
No
Typical turnaround
2–7 business days
Paid
After delivery
Cover
365 days
  1. Step 1

    Filter the list

    By niche, DR, traffic or price. No account and no form standing in front of it.

  2. Step 2

    Add what you want

    Prices are per placement with no minimum. One link is a normal order.

  3. Step 3

    Anchor and target

    One of each per placement. Add a brief if the client has particular requirements.

  4. Step 4

    Check it, then pay

    Live URL to you, your inspection, then an invoice. 365 days of cover starts that day.

What happens in the middle

Between you ordering and a URL arriving, three things happen. First we confirm the placement is still open, because publishers pause and fill up and the list is not always a second ahead of reality. If something has closed, you hear about it that day rather than a fortnight later.

Then a writer with background in the subject drafts the article, and it goes to the publisher's editor. That editor can say no. When they do, we either rewrite or move you to a comparable site, and you choose which.

Finally it publishes and we send you the URL. Not a status update, not a percentage in a dashboard — the actual link, for you to open.

When something goes wrong

Placements fail sometimes. An editor goes quiet, a site changes policy, an article sits in a queue for three weeks. The thing that matters is that you are never billed for it, so a failed placement costs you time rather than money.

If a link goes live and later disappears, that is what the 365-day window covers. Tell us and we replace it. You do not need to argue the case or produce evidence; we can see the page too.

What we need from you

Very little, and that is deliberate. An anchor and a target URL per placement is the minimum. If the client has rules about how they are described, or pages that must not be linked to, send those at the start rather than after we have written something.

Where your clients fit in

They do not, and that is the arrangement.

We hold nothing about them

No contact details, no access to their site, no reason to ever get in touch.

Nothing carries our name

Reports come back unbranded. Add your logo and send them straight on.

You are the only voice

Every conversation about the work is yours. As far as the client is concerned, the work is yours, because commercially it is.

What it costs

Questions about the process

No. The marketplace is public. An account is only needed at the point you place an order, so we know who to send the live URL to and who to invoice.
Tell us before we have pitched it and we will pull it, no charge. Once an article is with an editor it is harder, but you still will not be billed for a placement that never goes live.
We will say so before placing it. Then we do what you asked, because it is your client and your call. We are not going to quietly change it and tell you afterwards.
You get the URL and check it yourself. That is the whole point of invoicing afterwards: you are never asked to take our word for it.
The page going down, the link being removed, or it being switched to nofollow when it was not. Any of those inside 365 days and we place a replacement at no cost.

Have a look at the list

Every site with its price, nothing to fill in first, and nothing to pay unless a link actually goes live. 365 days of cover on every placement.

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