Buy Backlinks

Buy backlinks built by hand: guest posts, niche edits, PBN homepage links, edu-gov profiles and Web 2.0 links, from $35. Every order includes a live reporting sheet with each link’s URL and metrics, a 30-day index guarantee that replaces any unindexed link free, and a 7-day money-back guarantee. Choose a link type, pick a package and order in two minutes, from any country.

• 30-day index guarantee
• 7-day money-back guarantee
• Live reporting sheet

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What types of backlinks can you buy?

Five backlink types are for sale here: guest posts, niche edits, PBN homepage links, edu-gov profile links and Web 2.0 links. Each type differs in placement context, domain authority band and price. Every package is built by hand and reported link by link.

A backlink is a hyperlink on one website that points to another website. The five types below differ in where that hyperlink sits. A guest post places the link inside a new article written for a third-party site. A niche edit inserts the link into an existing article that Google has already indexed. A private blog network (PBN) is a group of aged domains run to host links, and a PBN homepage link sits on the front page of one of those domains. An edu-gov link is a profile link on a .edu or .gov domain. A Web 2.0 property is a blog hosted on a free publishing platform, and each Web 2.0 link is a contextual post on one such property.

All prices are in USD. The 30-day index guarantee covers every row in the table.

How much do backlinks cost to buy?

Backlink packages here start at $35 per order and rise with domain authority and placement type. Edu-gov and Web 2.0 packages sit at the low end. Guest posts and niche edits on DA 50+ sites with verified organic traffic sit at the high end.

Price per order is the wrong number to compare. Price per link is the right one, because packages hold anywhere from 5 links to 1,500 links. Divide the package price by its link count, then compare that figure against the authority band and the placement context of each link.

All prices are in USD. The full catalog, including citations, content and campaigns, sits on the link building pricing page.

What makes a bought backlink high quality?

A high-quality backlink sits on a site with real organic traffic, on a page relevant to your niche, inside the body text, and on a domain whose authority the seller proves. Domain Authority alone is not proof: it is a third-party score that sellers inflate.

Four attributes separate a strong placement from a weak one:

• Traffic: the host site receives organic visits from Google, shown in an Ahrefs traffic screenshot rather than claimed.
• Relevance: the host page covers a topic connected to the page it links to.
• Placement: the link sits inside the body copy of an article, not in a footer, sidebar or author box.
• Authority band: the host domain meets the stated Domain Authority floor at the time of delivery.

Standard and Premium guest posts include an Ahrefs organic-traffic screenshot for every site. Standard niche edits include traffic screenshots for every host article.

What DA and DR do the links have?

Domain Authority (DA) is Moz’s 1 to 100 score that predicts a domain’s ranking strength. Domain Rating (DR) is Ahrefs’ 0 to 100 score of the strength of a domain’s backlink profile. Neither metric comes from Google. Both appear in the reporting sheet for every link.

Are the backlinks DoFollow and permanent?

Yes. Guest posts, niche edits, PBN homepage links and Web 2.0 links are DoFollow and permanent. Most edu-gov profile links are NoFollow by platform rule. Guest posts and niche edits carry a one-year replacement warranty against removal.

A NoFollow link carries the rel="nofollow" attribute, which tells Google not to pass ranking credit through it. A DoFollow link carries no such attribute. Education and government platforms set most profile links to NoFollow, and a natural link profile contains both kinds. An all-DoFollow profile is the artificial pattern.

• Guest posts: DoFollow, permanent, removed links replaced free for one year.
• Niche edits: DoFollow, permanent, removed links replaced free for one year.
• PBN homepage links: DoFollow, permanent.
• Web 2.0 links: DoFollow, permanent.
• Edu-gov profile links: mostly NoFollow, DoFollow taken wherever the platform allows it.

What does the 30-day index guarantee cover?

The index guarantee replaces, free of charge, any link that Google has not indexed within 30 days of delivery. It covers every link in every package on this page. It is a replacement guarantee, not a cash refund.

A link is indexed when Google has crawled the page that holds it and added that page to its search index. An unindexed page passes nothing. The guarantee works under three conditions:

1. The 30 days start on the delivery date in your report.
2. The remedy is a replacement link of the same type and authority band.
3. The request goes by WhatsApp or email with your order number.

The 7-day money-back guarantee is separate: a full refund applies when work has not started, or nothing is delivered, within 7 days of confirmed payment. Both policies are set out on the full refund and index terms page.

How do you order backlinks?

Ordering takes four steps: choose a package and send your URL and keywords, pay, receive your reporting-sheet link when work starts, then receive the full report at delivery. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. The order form takes about two minutes.

1. Choose a link type and package, then enter your target URL and keywords.
2. Pay by PayPal, Wise, Payoneer, card or bank transfer, and send the payment reference.
3. Open the live reporting sheet we send when work starts, and watch placements appear.
4. Receive the full report at delivery, with an indexing push and 30 days of follow-up support.

The reporting sheet records the live URL, Domain Authority, Domain Rating, monthly organic traffic and index status of every link.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 20 days, depending on the package. Profile and Web 2.0 packages deliver fastest. Niche edits take longest, because each link needs an existing article whose owner agrees to the insertion.

Where is the best place to buy backlinks?

The best place to buy backlinks is a seller who shows every live URL, proves each site’s organic traffic, guarantees indexing, publishes a refund policy and promises no rankings. A seller missing any of those five gives you nothing to verify.

• Shows the live URL of every link in a report you open at any time.
• Proves organic traffic with a screenshot from a third-party tool.
• Guarantees indexing with a stated window and a stated remedy.
• Publishes a refund policy before you pay.
• Refuses to promise a ranking position, because no seller controls Google.

We build links for sites in any country; prices are in USD. Buyers in the United States, the United Kingdom and elsewhere order through the same form and receive the same reporting sheet.

Is buying backlinks safe?

Buying backlinks carries risk, and the risk depends on what you buy. Google’s spam policies name buying links for ranking purposes as link spam. Contextual placements on real, trafficked sites leave a smaller footprint than bulk directory or network links.

The full answer, with the policy text and the footprint of each link type, is in our guide Is Buying Backlinks Safe. PBN homepage links carry the highest policy exposure of the five types on this page, and we state that on the PBN page itself.

Which backlink type fits your site?

Guest posts fit sites that need new, relevant referring domains; niche edits fit sites that need links on pages Google already trusts. Web 2.0 and edu-gov packages fit new sites building a base profile. PBN links fit buyers who accept policy risk.

Match the method to the situation, not to the price. Our guest posting service is the default for most established sites.

• New site, no referring domains: Web 2.0 and edu-gov packages build the base.
• Established site, few relevant domains: guest posts add new referring domains in your niche.
• Competitive page, needs links fast: niche edits place links on articles already indexed.
• Buyer who accepts policy risk: PBN homepage links, in small numbers, mixed with other types.

Which orders do we decline?

We decline orders for websites with illegal, fraudulent, gambling, adult or hateful content. The refusal applies to every link type and every package, and we state it before payment, not after, so no customer pays for an order we then refuse.

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