Published rates. No sales call to find out the number.
Buy links one at a time off the rate card below, or run a monthly programme. Either way the price follows the verified authority and traffic of the publisher, you approve the target list before anything is pitched, and you are invoiced when the placement is live.
Pick a monthly volume
Each package is a placement budget at a band, not a subscription you have to spend. Unused volume carries into the next month.
The rate card, band by band
Guest posts and link insertions are priced the same, because the value is the publisher, not the format. Buy any quantity at these rates without a package.
The same terms at every price
Approved before pitching
You see the named publisher list first. Nothing is pitched to a site you have not agreed to.
Invoiced when live
The bill follows the URL, not the order. Nothing is charged for a placement that never published.
Replaced if it fails
A placement that drops or fails a check is replaced at our cost.
Written to the publisher
Content is drafted to editorial standards and you approve it before submission.
Questions about pricing
Is there a minimum commitment?
No. Packages run month to month, and you can also buy off the rate card without a package at all.
What happens to volume I do not use?
It carries into the next month. You are paying for placements, not for a window of time.
Why is a link insertion the same price as a guest post?
Because what you are buying is the publisher, not the word count. An insertion lands on a page that already has traffic and history, which is worth what a new post has to earn.
Do restricted niches cost more?
Casino, cannabis and some financial verticals are quoted individually, because publisher acceptance and rates differ from the general card.
When do I pay?
After placements go live. You are not invoiced when you place the order.
Tell us the pages and we will price the list
Send your target pages and your top three competitors. You get back a named publisher list with the band and the price against each one, before anything is pitched.