Blogger outreach, done for you. You brief. We deliver.

Functionally yes. Both place a new article carrying your link on someone else’s blog. Blogger outreach describes the method, contacting real site owners and earning the placement, while guest posting describes the format. We use the outreach term because it points at what actually separates a good link from a bad one: whether a real editor at a real site said yes. Every tier on this page is fulfilled that way regardless of which name you searched for.

Here, a fixed price per link by tier: $79 at DR 10+ up to $675 at DR 70+, writing included, with a 10% discount on monthly plans. Across the wider market, sellers price the same work as guest posting packages anywhere from under $100 to $500+ per link, and the median placement across 251,831 live offers we studied sells for $240. The reason our tiers sit below that median while guaranteeing floors is in the sourcing answer just below: the prospecting machine already runs.

Every placement comes from genuine blogger outreach. For some orders we prospect and pitch from scratch. For others we select sites from the large-scale outreach campaigns we already run continuously, where the prospecting is done and relationships exist. That is a big part of why our tiers cost less than typical outreach pricing: we are not billing you to rediscover sites we already know.

Either way, everything after selection is identical. The webmaster approves the topic, our writers produce the article, the blog owner reviews and publishes it, and your placement must clear the tier’s DR and traffic floors at go-live. Sourcing only changes where the shortlist came from, never what you receive.

They are two different products. On the marketplace you browse listings yourself and pay each publisher’s own listed price, whatever it happens to be. The tiers on this page are done-for-you: we guarantee the DR floor, the traffic floor and the price up front, then handle selection, outreach, content and placement. A site we place you on may also be listed on the marketplace, at a price above or below your tier, or not listed at all. If you enjoy choosing sites yourself, self-serve can absolutely come out cheaper. The tiers exist for people whose time is the expensive part.

That is exactly what the tiers are. Each one guarantees a Domain Rating floor and a monthly organic traffic floor, so ordering DR 40+ means every placement in that order clears DR 40 and 1,000 monthly organic visitors when placed. Mix tiers freely in one order, for example homepage links at DR 50+ and supporting pages at DR 20+.

Writing is included in every tier, and it is not a ChatGPT paste job. Every article runs through our agentic content engine: live SERP analysis sets the targets, competitor breakdowns map the gaps worth covering, deep research backs claims with cited sources, and destination research tunes the piece to the specific blog it will land on, so owners approve articles that read like their own. If you would rather supply your own article, attach it with your brief and we will pitch that instead, same price. Blog owners can request edits either way, and the piece publishes under the blog’s own byline rather than a guest author box.

In the body of the article, on your anchor, pointing at your target page. Placements are dofollow. We do not count author-bio links, footer links or sidebar mentions as placements, those are the shortcuts that gave guest posting a bad name.

Typically 5 to 14 business days from your brief. Real editors run on their own calendars, which is part of what makes their sites worth being on, so individual placements can occasionally take longer. You watch draft, submitted and live status per placement in your dashboard rather than waiting on an email.

These are standard editorial placements sold as permanent, published like any other article on the blog, and the overwhelming majority simply stay up: across the platform, 99% of links remain live after 12 months. Every placement is also covered by our 365-day replacement guarantee: if a link drops, gets nofollowed, or the page disappears within 365 days of placement, we fix it or replace it with a link of similar value, no questions asked. Past the window we keep chasing fixes with the webmaster on a best-effort basis, and any webmaster who removes a paid placement within two years of publishing it is blacklisted from our network. The full standard is in our refund policy and terms.

Yes. Every placement is published by the blog’s owner, under their own byline and standards, which means they can also say no to a link, an anchor, a topic, or a whole niche. It is their site and entirely their decision, and the fact that they can refuse is what makes their yes worth paying for. When a blogger declines, we simply pitch an alternative site that clears your tier’s floors, and your order carries on.

Not on these done-for-you tiers currently. Casino, crypto, gambling, adult and similar sensitive niches are excluded from the tiers on this page. If that is your niche, two doors are open: the marketplace, which has dedicated filters for sites that accept special niches, and our fully managed service, which can be scoped for them. Dedicated done-for-you services for these niches may come later.

Yes. One order can cover several target domains, each with its own anchors and tiers, which is how agencies typically run client campaigns here. Every placement shows its own metrics in the dashboard, so per-client reporting is a filter, not a spreadsheet project.

Yes. Every order can export an unbranded report listing each placement with its live URL and the DR and traffic captured at go-live, ready to send to a client under your own name. Combined with no duplicate domains across your orders, running several client campaigns side by side stays clean.

Everything on this page, plus the thinking. On managed campaigns we decide which pages to push, which anchors to use, which tiers to buy in which months, and we execute and report on all of it. Links are one line of a bigger plan built on eight years of running client campaigns. It starts from $2,000 per month, scoped on a call, because a real plan cannot come off a rate card. The tiers on this page are the right buy when you already know what you need.

Links from real, trafficked, topically relevant sites remain one of the strongest ranking inputs, and they now do double duty: AI answer engines cite the same credible pages Google rewards. What stopped working is volume link building on farms and networks, which is precisely the inventory we refuse to touch. Our own case studies publish the numbers, including the parts that did not work.