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The guarantee in writing
Every placement is monitored for 12 months. If a link comes down, the publisher repairs it within 5 business days or it is replaced and refunded. That promise is printed on every order, not on a sales call.
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Verified means verified
Every domain in the network passes a server-checked ownership test before it can take a single order, and a human reviews the site's quality by hand. No self-reported lists, no scraped inventories.
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Founding buyers
The first 50 buyers lock founding rates for as long as they stay with us and get a named contact who answers within one business day. When we earn public reviews, they will appear here with real names.
From the founding offerCounted in order of first paid order
Real websites. Real readers. Every link vouched for.
See every site and its traffic before you order. We write the article, get it live in 72 hours, and watch it for 12 months, with a free replacement if it drops.
You would never buy a house you cannot visit. Yet this industry sells pages you cannot see, with numbers nobody checks, on guarantees nobody monitors. We think that is a strange way to treat your money.*
* So we check. Across the 30,000 sites in our network, roughly three in four fail our own standards and never get listed. What remains is what we sell, and we put our name on each one.
You approve.
We do the rest.
Two decisions are yours: which page to promote, and which sites deserve it. Everything after that is our job.
Built by people who bought links for a living.
Before LinkVouch, we ran campaigns for agencies and got burned by the same things you have. So we built the buying experience we always wanted.
What burned us
- Invented traffic
- Dead domains
- Links that quietly vanished by month three
What we built
- Proof before payment
- One honest price
- A named person accountable for every link we place
No fine print.
Just what we sign.
No borrowed logos and no invented reviews. Just the commitments every buyer gets in writing, from the first order.
Compare us properly.
Link Publishers is self-serve. FatJoe is managed outreach. With us, you approve each site. Compared on what each one publishes, rows we lose included.
You choose the site
Domain shown before you pay
Traffic proof, dated
Article included
Time to live
Watched after placement
If a link dies
Entry price, article included
Mid tier, article included
We lose four of those rows. Link Publishers shows the domain before you pay and says it is faster. FatJoe's guarantee has no end date. Choose on what matters to you.
"If a vouched link goes down within 12 months, we replace it with an equal-tier link, at no cost. No forms, no arguing. Our monitor usually sees it before you do."
Written into every order. The replacement is on us, never you.
The price is the price.
Same placement, two philosophies of billing. If checkout ever shows a different figure than the card did, that is a bug, and we refund the difference.
Every tier includes
- Article, written for you
- Publishing and editorial approval
- Monitoring, 12 months
- Replacement if the link dies
Bronze
- Real niche blogs
- DR 20+
- 500+ monthly visits
Silver
Popular- Established sites
- DR 35+
- 1,000+ monthly visits
Gold
- Editorial authority
- DR 50+
- 5,000+ monthly visits
Platinum
- Named publications
- DR 65+
- 10,000+ monthly visits
- Human-written content
Notes from the buying side.
What we have learned checking sites, reading traffic and placing links, written for people who pay for them.
Ten questions buyers ask, answered plainly
What it costs, what you see before paying, how fast links go live, and what happens if one comes down.
Browse the full FAQWhat does a guest post cost, all in?
From $49 for a Bronze site (DR 20+, 500+ visits/mo) to $699+ for Platinum, a named publication. That price covers the article, publishing, 12 months of monitoring and a free replacement if the link dies. Niche edits run $39 to $499+. Extras are optional. A human writer is +$49 or a subject expert +$99, and 48-hour delivery costs another $49.
What do I see before I pay?
Everything on the card except the domain name. Each site card shows the niche, organic traffic with the date it was checked, the trend, authority, country, price, delivery time and why we picked it. The domain unmasks when you order. You then approve only the sites you want, and any you skip become credit.
What if none of the five sites fit?
Ask for another shortlist. Tell us what was wrong with the first five and the next set is built against that feedback. You never pay for a placement you didn't approve yourself, and skipped sites turn into credit.
How fast does a link go live?
The median is 72 hours from your approval to a live link. It's a median, so some sites take longer, and each card shows that publisher's own delivery time before you approve it. If you need it sooner, 48-hour delivery is +$49.
Are the links dofollow, and will they move my rankings?
Each publisher sets dofollow or sponsored, and it's printed on the card before you order. We don't promise rankings. Nobody selling placements can say how Google will weigh one link, and Google's spam policies treat links bought to manipulate rankings as link spam. What we commit to is a real site with real readers, plus a link that stays live.
Who writes the article?
Our editorial pipeline drafts it for that publisher's readers. It's screened for originality and quality before anyone sees it, then the publisher reviews it before it goes live. Want a person on it? A human writer is +$49 and a subject-matter expert is +$99, picked at checkout.
What happens if my link disappears?
We replace it with an equal-tier placement at no cost, as long as it's within 12 months and you didn't remove or redirect the target page. We re-check every link at 24 hours and again at 7 and 30 days, then monthly, so we usually spot a drop first.
Why trust a marketplace with no reviews yet?
You shouldn't trust us on our word, so the terms are in writing. The guarantee is printed on every order and invoice, and every domain passes an ownership check and a human review before it's listed. The first 50 buyers also lock founding rates and get a named contact who answers within one business day.
What's the difference between a guest post and a niche edit?
A guest post is a new article on the publisher's site with your link inside it. A niche edit adds your link to an article that's already published, which is why it costs less on every tier: $39 for a Bronze niche edit against $49 for a Bronze guest post. Guest posts give you more say over the context. That's the trade.
I run an agency. What's different for me?
Most of our buyers are agencies. So the plans are built for volume: Starter is $349 a month for $399 in credits, and Growth, at $649 a month, adds white-label reports with your logo plus API access. The Agency plan adds unlimited seats and a dedicated account manager.
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