Every link verified before you are invoiced
The SaaS link building service that shows its receipts
Fixed monthly packages, a published specification every placement has to meet, and a verification record for each one — publication, page traffic, anchor, live status. You know exactly what you bought.
From $1,450/month · 5 placements · no long contract
- Page loads, 200
- Link present, in body
- rel attribute: follow
- Indexed, day 12
- Page traffic 4,180/mo
- Topical overlap 0.71
- Editorial identity confirmed
- No footprint cluster
- Rechecked 3 days ago
9 / 9 checks passed — this is what one row of your invoice looks like
How it works
Four steps, and you can audit every one of them
- 01
Send the page
The URL you need to move and the term it should own. We run the referring-domain subtraction and come back with the real gap — free, whether or not you buy.
- 02
Pick a package
Five, ten or sixteen placements a month. Fixed price, fixed spec, no bespoke retainer arithmetic to argue about.
- 03
We prospect and place
Every candidate scored against nine checks. You get the rejection log alongside the wins, with the reason code for each refusal.
- 04
You get the record
One row per placement, rechecked weekly. Anything that dies inside twelve months is replaced at no charge.
Packages
Build the package, see the price
No quote to wait for. Pick a band, set the volume, and the order itemises itself — including the volume discount, shown as its own line rather than folded into the unit price.
- Starter$1,4505 placements · Standard
- Proof$2,70010 placements · Premium
- Scale$3,90016 placements · Premium
Total transparency
The record arrives whether the month went well or badly
One row per placement: the publication, the exact URL, the traffic that page gets on its own rather than the domain's, the anchor we used, and the date of the last live check. Alongside it, every domain we prospected and turned down, with a reason code you can argue with.
- Page-level traffic, not domain-level
- Indexation confirmed before billing
- Weekly recrawl, replacement inside 12 months
- Rejection log published alongside the wins
The specification
Nine checks. A domain fails one, we do not buy it.
- 01Verified organic traffic on the placement page
- 02Topical overlap with your category
- 03Publishing history predating outreach
- 04A real, named, findable author
- 05No footprint shared with other suppliers
- 06Outbound profile within normal bounds
- 07Placed in the body, load-bearing
- 08rel attribute as agreed
- 09Indexed within thirty days, or not billed
What buyers say
Mostly about the paperwork, which is the point
“I stopped having to take their word for it in month one. The record is the product; the links are what the record describes.”
“Two placements went dead in month seven. They were replaced before I noticed, and the replacement was in the next record with a note.”
“Fixed price meant I could put it in the budget once and stop renegotiating it every quarter.”
Questions
Before you buy anything
Including the one that ends a quarter of our sales conversations.
What exactly is a SaaS link building service?
A fixed monthly output — a set number of editorial placements against a published specification — rather than a bespoke retainer whose scope is negotiated each quarter. You know the volume, the quality band and the price before you start, and you get a verification record for every placement.
How is this different from a marketplace?
A marketplace sells you access to a catalogue that was assembled to be sold. We prospect against your specific gap, score every candidate, and publish what we rejected. Roughly two thirds of what we look at never reaches outreach — you are paying for that filtering as much as for the links.
What does a placement actually cost?
Between $244 and $310 depending on volume and quality band; the builder above shows the exact unit cost for any configuration. Across the market, credible B2B SaaS placements run roughly $150 to $500. Below about $150 the delivery arithmetic stops closing, so the inventory is coming from somewhere else.
What happens if a link disappears?
Every placement is recrawled weekly. Anything that dies inside twelve months is replaced at no charge. About 4% need replacing in the first year — attrition is predictable, which is why a contract with no clause covering it has quietly moved a known cost onto you.
Do you use private blog networks?
No, and we will show you how we detect them. Footprint clustering only shows up across a whole candidate set, which is why per-link vetting misses it. Any supplier whose inventory shares hosting ranges, templates or outbound patterns is selling you a network whatever they call it.
Would you ever tell us not to buy?
About a quarter of the time. If your referring domains already match the competitors, the page is the constraint and links will not fix it. If your gap needs more than twenty months at your budget, we say so before taking the order.
Blog
verification, written down
- How to verify a backlink is real Seven checks, four minutes per link. What delivered should mean, why indexation matters more than existence, and the things a screenshot cannot prove. Read
- What is white hat link building, actually? The term has been diluted until it means whatever the seller offers. A working definition, the grey areas nobody discusses honestly, and where paid placement really sits. Read
- What is PBN link building and how to spot one Private blog networks have got better at hiding. Eleven signals ordered by how hard they are to fake, plus the three that still catch most networks in under ten minutes. Read
Linkproof Request a free gap audit
Request a free gap audit
Give us the page you need to move and the term it should win. We will run the referring-domain subtraction against the four URLs currently beating it and send back the real number — the gap, the publications that would close it, and an honest estimate of how long that takes at your budget.
- Written reply inside one business day. No call required to get it.
- The audit is free and yours to keep whether or not you hire us.
- If the page will not convert the traffic, we will tell you to fix that first.
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