OffSiteSeo
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Link building service with written, monitored placements

Pick topical placements from a filtered catalog. Our editors write the article, you get the live URL, and we check the link every week.

Publications per month
  • 1 to 40 publications a month
  • Link checked every 7 days
  • From 24 USD a month, billed yearly
  • No ranking promises. Every paid link uses rel=sponsored.
  • Live URL in your report, link checked every week.
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What a month of publications looks like

Every placement moves through the same seven stages, and your workspace shows where each one stands. No chasing an outreach inbox, no guessing whether an article went live.

  1. 01

    Ordered.You picked a placement, set the target page and a preferred anchor.

  2. 02

    Brief approved.The topic angle and outline are agreed before anyone writes a word.

  3. 03

    Writing.An editor writes one original article for that site's topic and readers.

  4. 04

    Editor review.A second editor checks facts, tone, sources and where your link sits.

  5. 05

    Scheduled.The publisher has accepted the article and set a publish date.

  6. 06

    Live.The article is published and the live URL appears in your report.

  7. 07

    Link verified.We confirmed the link, its target and its attribute, and weekly checks begin.

See how it works

Choose placements from a filtered catalog

Filter by topic, country, language and the measured size and age of each site. Every entry shows its tier and whether it has capacity this month.

Filters

No placements match these filters this month. Widen the topic or the country and search again.

Sample rows from the live catalog, one per category in catalog order, not picked by metrics. Most entries are younger sites, and the filters show every band. It is the same list you filter on the placements page.

  1. Legal, Standard
    The article is published and the live URL appears in your report.
    Live
  2. Technology, Standard
    An editor writes one original article for that site's topic and readers.
    Writing
  3. Finance, Standard
    You picked a placement, set the target page and a preferred anchor.
    Ordered
  4. Business, Premium
    The publisher has accepted the article and set a publish date.
    Scheduled
  5. Marketing, Standard
    We confirmed the link, its target and its attribute, and weekly checks begin.
    Link verified

What your report shows

Live URL Anchor Target page Attribute Published Link status
Appears after publication Your anchor Your target page rel=sponsored Publish date Verified weekly
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Why sites are not named before publication

Site names stay private until an article is live. That protects every site in the catalog from spam outreach and scraping. You see every measured band before you order, and the full URL arrives in your report once the article is live.

Traffic bands appear only where a public estimate exists. We never guess a number to fill a column.

How it works in four steps

The whole link building process fits in one monthly plan. You make the calls that need your judgment, our editors handle the rest.

  1. 1

    Pick.Choose placements from the catalog that match your topic, country and language.

  2. 2

    Brief.Set the target page and preferred anchor, then approve the topic angle or let our editors propose one.

  3. 3

    Publish.Our editors write and review the article, the publisher schedules it, and the live URL lands in your report.

  4. 4

    Monitor.We check every link every 7 days and email you if anything changes.

Find placements

Honest links, stated up front

Every paid placement carries rel="sponsored" on your link, as Google and Bing ask for paid links. A short Partner content label on the article tells readers it is paid. A paid link without the attribute is a link scheme under Google spam policies, and that puts you and the publisher at risk.

Sponsored links still do real work: referral visits, brand mentions next to relevant topics and discovery of your pages. The attribute does not stop crawlers from reaching your page. We do not promise rankings or traffic, because nobody honest can.

  • One original article per placement, written for that site and never reused
  • One link to you, plus natural references to sources, no link blocks
  • No footer, sidebar or sitewide links
  • A lost link within 12 months is replaced without using a publication from your plan

Read more about backlink monitor checks and what we verify each week.

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Built for agencies and the people who sign the budget

Run an SEO agency? You need placements for many clients at once and reports you can send under your own name. The Agency plan gives you 10 client workspaces, owner, editor and viewer roles, scheduled reports and white label PDF exports. Your clients see your brand, never ours. See white label link building for the full workflow.

If you are a CMO or a founder, the question is cost and predictability. An in-house link builder means a salary, benefits, tools and months of ramp-up before outreach returns anything, and the output still varies month to month. A fixed plan turns link building into one predictable budget line, with a report anyone can read in two minutes.

  • Client workspaces with separate catalogs, orders and reports
  • Roles for owner, editor and viewer
  • White label PDF reports on Agency and Scale
  • Scheduled reports sent to clients on your timetable
  • One invoice line instead of freelancer bills and tool subscriptions

How a plan compares with other ways to get links

Doing outreach yourself

Weeks of emails for a few replies

Your exposure
Low risk, high time cost

Per-order marketplaces

You pick a domain, write or pay for an article, hope it stays

Your exposure
High, no follow-up after delivery

PBN vendors

Unlabeled links from networks of sites built only to sell links

Your exposure
Very high, networks get deindexed and links vanish

OffSiteSeo plan

Written, labeled placement with weekly checks

Your exposure
Low, every link verified and replaceable

Compare the full approach on buy backlinks or see how we buy guest posts for clients.

Plan your publications for the year

Move the slider to the number of publications you want each month. You see the plan that fits and what a full year costs.

Extra publications on top of a plan cost 19 USD a month each, billed yearly.

4
140
Plan that fits
Growth
Extra publications
0
Yearly cost, billed yearly
888 USD
The same year billed monthly
1,788 USD

Plans from 1 to 40 publications a month

Choose how many publications you need each month. Yearly billing is the default and costs half of monthly. Compare link building prices in full, or see how plans work as link building packages.

Starter
24 USD 49 USD
Yearly, per monthMonthly
Publications per month
1
Reports
CSV
Growth
74 USD 149 USD
Yearly, per monthMonthly
Publications per month
4
Reports
CSV and PDF
Agency
249 USD 499 USD
Yearly, per monthMonthly
Publications per month
15
Reports
White label PDF
Scale
649 USD 1,299 USD
Yearly, per monthMonthly
Publications per month
40
Reports
White label PDF and API

Yearly plans are billed once a year: 288 USD, 888 USD, 2,988 USD or 7,788 USD. Weekly link monitoring is included in every plan.

Need one more publication a month? Add it to any plan for 39 USD a month, or 19 USD a month billed yearly. It renews with your plan and you can cancel it any time.

See pricing
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Own a site? Get paid for editorial placements

List your site for free, pass a manual quality review and set your placement tier. You receive finished articles written for your readers and approve the ones you like. You get paid for every accepted publication, minus a 30 percent platform commission. Learn how to sell guest posts on your terms.

Questions buyers ask before they start

See all questions

Are the links dofollow?

No. Every paid placement uses rel="sponsored", which is what Google and Bing ask for paid links. A dofollow paid link is a link scheme under Google spam policies, and it can lead to a manual action against the publisher and the buyer. Labeled links still earn referral visits, brand mentions and topical relevance.

Why do you use rel=sponsored?

It keeps you and the publisher inside search engine guidelines. A link you paid for is an advertisement, and marking it as one protects your domain from the risk that comes with hidden paid links. It is the honest way to buy placements, and it is the only way we sell them.

Why can't I see site names before I order?

Site names stay private until an article is live. That protects every site in the catalog from spam outreach and scraping, and the full live URL arrives in your report after publication. Before you order you see topic, country, language, indexed pages, domain age and tier.

How long does a placement take?

Timing depends on each publisher's schedule. The Scheduled stage shows the real publish date as soon as the publisher sets it. Your workspace shows the current stage of every order.

What happens if a link disappears?

We check every placement every 7 days: the page is live, the link is there, the target and attribute are unchanged and the page can be indexed. If a link is lost within 12 months of publication, we replace it without using a publication from your plan, and you get an email alert straight away.

Can I get a refund?

Payments are final, as described in our refund policy. You can cancel any time from your account, and your plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for.

Who owns the article?

The article is written for the publishing site and stays there as original content. You can share it and link to it as often as you like. We ask you not to republish the full text elsewhere, because a copy would turn original content into duplicate content.

Can I approve the article before it goes live?

Yes. On Growth and higher plans you approve the topic brief before writing starts, and you can request changes to the angle or outline. On every plan you set the target page and your preferred anchor.

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Find placements for your page

Enter your page, pick a topic and see matching placements with capacity this month.

Publications per month

From 24 USD
a month, billed yearly