Buy Backlinks From Publishers You Can Actually See

Yes, and most of the SEO industry does it every week. Google treats links bought purely to manipulate rankings as spam, so what matters is the site rather than the transaction. A placement on a real publication with readers behaves like an editorial link. One on a link farm behaves like a liability. The whole reason we show you the domain, the traffic and the spam score before checkout is so you can tell the difference yourself instead of trusting us on it.

We analysed 251,831 live offers across 15 marketplaces and the index median is $240. On PRWiz the median is $138, with the middle half of listings between $87 and $221. Prices start at $29 and every listing shows its own price, not a bracket. Full breakdown in the 2026 price report.

No to both. Buy a single placement, judge the result, and never come back if it does not work for you. Pro exists for unlimited domain reveals and the team tools, but nothing about buying links sits behind it.

At our median of $138, $500 a month buys three or four solid placements and $1,500 buys around ten. Four well-chosen links a month beats twenty cheap ones almost every time, and six consistent months beats one big month. If your budget is under $300, spend it on the page first and come back when it deserves links.

Enormously. Across the 15 marketplaces we analysed, median prices run from $37 to $754, and 71% of domains are sold by more than one of them. On one shared domain in six the price at least doubles depending which storefront you open. That is the single strongest argument for checking a second source before you buy, and it is why we publish medians at all. The numbers are in our price report.

Most orders land within two to five business days once requirements are in. Turnaround shows on each publisher so you can filter for speed when a campaign is time sensitive. Press distribution and digital PR run on their own schedules, which we scope before you commit.

For link insertions, yes. You can request a specific URL and we confirm with the publisher before charging you. For guest posts you set the target URL, the anchor and the angle, and the article gets written to fit the publication rather than to fit a template.

It is exactly as safe as your vetting. Sites get hurt stacking rented links, PBNs and bulk packages of domains they never saw. We screen every listing for verified metrics, real organic traffic, spam signals and editorial standards, we refuse rented and sitewide placements outright, and we test every purchased link daily. Nobody can honestly promise you rankings, but you can see precisely what you are buying before you buy it.

Metrics come from the sources SEOs already use, then we check that organic traffic is real and stable, that spam score and outbound link patterns look sane, that the site is actually indexed, and that a human editor sits between a pitch and a publish. Sites that slide after listing get delisted rather than quietly left in the catalog earning us money.

The monitor usually catches it within a day and tells you before a client notices. Every listing carries a validity window shown at purchase, from six months to permanent, and we stand behind the window you bought. Publishers who stop complying get removed from the marketplace and affected buyers get a replacement sourced.

Yes. Casino, CBD, crypto and adult inventory is filterable and clearly marked, because pretending otherwise helps nobody. Those placements carry a real premium of roughly 47% to 64% over the same site’s standard rate, which is the honest version of the “special niche” story you usually hear.

No, and we do not list them either. No private blog networks, no rented placements billed by the day, no sitewide footer links and no bulk packages of domains you cannot inspect. If a placement would embarrass you in a client report, it does not belong in the catalog.

A platform where publishers list their sites with metrics and prices, and buyers choose exactly where their links go. It replaces cold outreach and opaque agency bundles with a catalog you can filter. PRWiz adds the tooling around the purchase: a backlink monitor, per-client projects, team permissions and a blacklist manager. Publishers can list their own website and get paid per placement.

Most of our volume is agency volume. Projects scope orders per client, permissions control who can spend, a shared wallet keeps billing in one place, and the delivery reports are clean enough to forward without editing our name out or yours in.

Yes. If you own a site with real traffic and editorial standards, list it, set your own prices, and get paid per placement. We have paid out $45.4K+ to publishers so far and the payout terms are the same for everybody.

Yes, now for two reasons rather than one. Links remain a leading signal in organic ranking, and AI search leans on the same authority signals when it decides which sources to cite in an answer. What died is cheap bulk link buying, and it deserved to.