Topical relevance
The publication has to be a plausible place for your subject to appear. Relevance matters more than any score.
Backlinks
Link placements, without the fairy tales.
Relevance first, editorial review always, and honest disclosure about what a paid placement can and cannot do for you.
Read this first. Paid links carry risk. We reduce it with relevance, editorial review and correct attributes — we do not eliminate it, and nobody can. If a supplier tells you their links are "undetectable", "Google-safe" or penalty-proof, that is a claim they cannot support.
How we qualify a publication
Six checks. A publication has to pass on relevance and editorial standards before any score matters.
A real audience
We look for evidence of actual readership — not a site that exists only to sell links.
Editorial standards
Someone reviews what gets published. Sites that publish anything for a fee are not worth your money.
Outbound link behaviour
A page stuffed with unrelated commercial links devalues everything on it, including yours.
Indexation
If the publication is not indexed, a link on it does nothing for search.
Disclosure practice
Publications that label sponsored content properly are the ones building durable trust.
Available placements
The publisher list is not published here
No verified publisher dataset has been supplied. Placement enquiries are handled through the contact route until one exists.
We would rather show you nothing than show you a made-up catalogue. Publisher details are shared through a qualified enquiry, where we can match publications to your topic and tell you what each one will and will not agree to.
What these figures mean
- Traffic band
- Estimated monthly organic visits, taken from third-party tools. An estimate, not a measured figure from the publisher's analytics.
- Authority band
- A third-party authority score. It is a vendor's model, not a search engine signal, and it does not predict whether a placement will help you.
- Link attribute
- Whether the link carries
rel="sponsored",nofollow, or is an editorial follow. The publisher decides this, not us. - Last verified
- When we last confirmed the publication was live and still accepting placements.
How a campaign runs
Brief
You tell us the target pages, the topics that fit, and anything off-limits.
Shortlist
We propose publications with the public metadata and what each will agree to.
Approval
You approve or reject each one before anything is commissioned.
Placement
Content is written, submitted and reviewed by the publisher’s editor.
Report
You get live URLs, the link attribute applied, and the publication date.
Pricing
from $50 per placement
≈ ₹4,783 per placement
Indicative, at ₹95.65 = $1 on 30 August 2026.
"From", because the price moves with the publication's authority, traffic and subject. A placement on a widely-read title in your field costs more than one on a small blog, and it should.
Prices exclude applicable taxes. GST is added at invoice for customers in India.
What the price covers
- One placement on a publication relevant to your subject
- The appropriate link attribute applied, and the placement disclosed
- A record of the URL, the date and how it was obtained
- Qualification of the publication before anything is bought
What it does not
- Any guarantee of ranking movement
- Private blog networks, link farms and paid-link schemes
- Article writing, unless added as Content Writing
Confirmed in writing before you commission anything
- Whether the placement is permanent, and what happens if it is removed
- Turnaround time from commissioning to publication
- Whether writing the article is included at this price or quoted separately
Frequently asked questions
Is buying backlinks against Google’s guidelines?
Links exchanged for payment are expected to carry rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow". Paid links that pass ranking signals without disclosure are outside Google’s guidelines, and we will not tell you otherwise. What we do is arrange relevant placements with proper disclosure — you should understand that trade-off before commissioning anything.
Will the link be a follow link?
That is the publisher’s decision and their policy, not ours. We tell you the expected attribute before you approve a placement, and we will not promise a follow link we cannot contractually guarantee.
Are placements permanent?
Permanence and any replacement terms depend on the individual publisher and are confirmed before you approve a placement. Anyone offering blanket "permanent, guaranteed" links across a whole network is describing something they do not control.
Does a high DR or DA mean a good link?
No. Those are third-party estimates of a domain’s link profile. They are not search engine signals and they say nothing about whether a placement is relevant to your audience. We show the bands because buyers ask for them, not because they prove quality.
How much does a placement cost?
Placement pricing depends on the publication, the topic and the turnaround, so we quote per campaign rather than publishing a single number that would be wrong for most cases.
What happens if a placement is removed?
Replacement terms are agreed per publisher before you approve the placement, and they are stated in your written scope. Ask us to put them in writing — and be sceptical of anyone who will not.
Tell us what you are trying to rank.
Send the target pages and your topic. We will tell you what is realistically available and whether placements are even the right spend for you.
Ask about availability