On-page and off-page
Backlinks from $1. Pages that deserve them.
Most of the sites that write in have a thin page and a bag of random links. We look at the title, the headings, and whether your own site even links to the page. Then we place dofollow backlinks in articles about that same topic. Backlink packs start at $1. One hundred contextual backlinks are $100. If a link dies inside 90 days, we put another one up.
Packages
DA, DR, and backlinks. Separate cards.
USD, paid before the work starts. The $1 price is only on the backlink packs. Blogroll and the full list.
Backlinks
These are backlinks, priced at $1 each. One hundred contextual backlinks are $100. Guest posts, niche edits, and the DA and DR packs are not on this rate.
3–5 days
30 backlinks
$30
$1 per backlink
- In the article, not a footer
- Relevant to the target page
- Live URL report
7–14 days
100 contextual backlinks
$100
$1 per backlink
- In the article, not a footer
- Relevant to the target page
- Live URL report
14–21 days
250 backlinks
$250
$1 per backlink
- In the article, not a footer
- Anchor mix you send
- Live URL report
21–30 days
500 backlinks
$500
$1 per backlink
- In the article, not a footer
- Anchor mix you send
- Live URL report
30–45 days
750 backlinks
$750
$1 per backlink
- In the article, not a footer
- Anchor plan
- 90-day replacement
DR
These are Ahrefs Domain Rating scores. DR 30, then 40, 50, 60, 70, and 80. This is not a link count, and it is not the $1 backlink pack.
Ahrefs · 7–14 days
DR 30
$49
Domain Rating 30
- Ahrefs DR 30
- Screenshot of the metric
- 90-day replacement
Ahrefs · 10–14 days
DR 40
$79
Domain Rating 40
- Ahrefs DR 40
- Screenshot of the metric
- 90-day replacement
Ahrefs · 14–21 days
DR 50
$89
Domain Rating 50
- Ahrefs DR 50
- Screenshot of the metric
- 90-day replacement
Ahrefs · 14–21 days
DR 60
$159
Domain Rating 60
- Ahrefs DR 60
- Screenshot of the metric
- 90-day replacement
Ahrefs · 21–30 days
DR 70
$299
Domain Rating 70
- Ahrefs DR 70
- Screenshot of the metric
- 90-day replacement
Ahrefs · 30–45 days
DR 80
$899
Domain Rating 80
- Ahrefs DR 80
- Screenshot of the metric
- 90-day replacement
DA
DA 40–80+ guest posts are $175 each. This price is not the backlink pack.
DA 40–80+ · 3–7 days
30 DA guest posts
$5,250
$175 per link
- DA 40–80+ hosts with traffic
- 100% dofollow
- Written for the host site
DA 40–80+ · 3–7 days
100 DA guest posts
$17,500
$175 per link
- DA 40–80+ hosts with traffic
- 100% dofollow
- Written for the host site
DA 40–80+ · 3–7 days
250 DA guest posts
$43,750
$175 per link
- DA 40–80+ hosts with traffic
- 100% dofollow
- Written for the host site
DA 40–80+ · 3–7 days
500 DA guest posts
$87,500
$175 per link
- DA 40–80+ hosts with traffic
- 100% dofollow
- Written for the host site
DA 40–80+ · 3–7 days
750 DA guest posts
$131,250
$175 per link
- DA 40–80+ hosts with traffic
- 100% dofollow
- Written for the host site
Guest posts, edits, monthly
A guest post is $175. A niche edit is $100. Monthly is $499. These are not the $1 backlink packs.
Guest post
Niche articles
$175 / link
DA 40–80+ hosts with traffic
- 100% dofollow
- Written for the host site
- Live sample before you buy
Niche edit
Existing articles
$100 / link
Inserted into a live page
- No new article required
- Faster than a fresh post
- Indexed hosts
Retainer
Monthly SEO
$499 / mo
No contract
- Links every month
- Cancel anytime
- A report each cycle
Services
Tell us the page. We’ll tell you if it needs links, a rewrite, or both.
Prices are on the site. Ask for a live URL before you pay. How on-page and off-page fit together.
Niche guest posts
New articles on DA 40–80+ sites that already earn organic traffic. 100% dofollow.
Niche edits
A link added to an article that is already published, indexed, and relevant.
Backlinks
In-content backlinks at $1 each. One hundred contextual backlinks are $100.
Monthly SEO
A steady link program. No contract. Cancel when the calendar says so.
DR
Ahrefs Domain Rating. DR 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, and 80. This is a score, not a link count, and it is not the $1 backlink pack.
DA
Guest posts on DA 40–80+ sites with traffic. $175 each.
Why teams stay
Why people reorder.
You can open the link
Ask for a sample URL before you pay. If you can’t click it, don’t buy it.
It turns up in the tools
Ahrefs, SEMrush, Moz. Usually 2–4 weeks. Not the same afternoon, whatever anyone tells you.
A sheet, not a vibe
URL, anchor, metric, indexed or not. That’s the whole report.
A week, not a quarter
Guest posts and edits are usually done in 3–7 working days. Say if you’re in a rush.
If it dies, we replace it
90 days on normal orders. 12 months on the Agency blocks.
We do turn work away
No adult, gambling, pharma, or crypto. If the niche is borderline, ask before you pay.
How it works
Send the URLs. We send the sheet back.
Pick a package
Backlinks, DA, DR, a guest post, or a niche edit. Look at a sample first.
Send the targets
Share URLs and anchors on WhatsApp. We confirm the niche before work starts.
We place the links
Editors put each link on a relevant, indexed site. Nothing is spun or batch-pasted.
You track the lift
The report lists every URL. Tool visibility typically follows in 2–4 weeks.
What actually moved
Three jobs, with the numbers we still have.
Whitaker Heating · Leeds
Position 18 to 6 for “boiler service Leeds”.
Dan sent 60 backlinks in March, at $1 each. Eight didn’t index in the first two weeks. He forwarded the list, we swapped them, no speech about it. Clicks on that page went from about 640 a month to 1,480 by July. He says nine weeks, not three. The page was already decent. The links didn’t have to carry a blank one.
Organic clicks, Mar–Jul
Northline Payroll · Manchester
Domain Rating 11 to 29. They also rewrote the product pages.
Helen is clear about this: the links were not the only change. Referring domains went from 86 to 310 between January and May, and the Ahrefs line bent the week the report landed. She still thinks the new product copy did half the work. That’s the right way to read a chart.
“I don’t think all of that was them. We fixed the product descriptions in the same quarter. But I’m not pretending the links did nothing.”
Helen Cho, in-house, Northline
Adeyemi Home · category pages
Twelve guest posts. Category sales, not the whole shop.
Marcus asked for the category URLs only. Two of the twelve drafts came back with words his editor hates, including “delve”. We rewrote those the same day. Organic revenue on those categories went from £4,200 to £9,100 in the quarter. The homepage barely moved, which is what he wanted.
“Guest posts were $175, which is why I tried a dozen instead of a hundred. Traffic is up on the pages I named. Not sitewide. Don’t let anyone sell you sitewide.”
Marcus Adeyemi, Adeyemi Home
In their words
Notes from people who already paid.
“We white-label this for three retainer clients. The spreadsheet is boring in a good way. One client asked why a link sat on a garden-tools site. It was outdoor storage. I’d misread the domain. My mistake.”
Priya Shah, account lead, Bristol
“Niche edits are the ones I reorder. Faster than a new post, and the page already had traffic. Lost one in month two. They put the replacement on a stronger URL without me chasing.”
Chris Lang, affiliate sites, Glasgow
“I’m picky about anchors. Sent a messy sheet: branded, naked, a couple of partials. They actually followed it. The last vendor ‘tidied’ it into 40 exact matches and I spent a month undoing that.”
Sara Iqbal, in-house, a logistics firm in Karachi
“The $1 backlinks were the test, I didn’t expect much. Sixty of them, eight slow to index, replacements done. ‘Boiler service Leeds’ is 6th. I’m not framing it. It can still slip.”
Dan Whitaker, Whitaker Heating, Leeds
What a placement looks like
A page written for the host, not a template with the name swapped.
Regional suppliers win difficult categories when the page answers the query and the citation sits in the sentence that needs a source. Teams that want that citation often start with a manual guest post instead of a footer dump.
600–1,000 words · unique image · one natural anchor · permanent dofollow
Payment
Pay the way the finance team already works.
Card, PayPal, Payoneer, Wise, Binance, Bitcoin, and ETH. Work starts when payment lands. Prices are in USD.
On-page SEO
The page has to earn the link.
Titles, headings, internal links, and whether Google can index the URL. Read the full on-page and off-page guide.
Title and description
The blue line should name the page. The description is the sentence that gets the click. Slogans don’t do either job.
One H1, then real headings
A page with three H1s, or none, is mumbling. The H2s should be the questions a person would actually scan.
Internal links
Other pages on your site should point at this URL with normal words. If your own menu ignores it, don’t be shocked that search does too.
Indexation
We check robots, the canonical, and whether the URL is actually in the index before anyone spends money pointing links at it.
Copy that answers the query
If the page circles the topic for 800 words and never answers it, more backlinks make an expensive nothing.
Schema that matches the page
Service, FAQ, and breadcrumb markup where it describes something real. We don’t invent a star rating the site hasn’t earned.
Questions
Before you send a domain.
Are these private blog networks?
Placements sit on real domains with organic content and clean history. We do not put a money site on a footprint that a manual reviewer would flag as a network.
What if a link goes down?
Every package includes a 90-day replacement. If a link drops in that window, we replace it at the same rating or higher. The Agency blog and blogroll plans extend replacement to 12 months.
Which niches do you accept?
SaaS, eCommerce, finance, B2B, agencies, professional services, and technology. We decline adult, gambling, pharma, and cryptocurrency.
Start this week
Send the domain. We reply with the package.
No contract on monthly work. A free read of the site if you are not sure where to spend.