Buying backlinks is easy. Buying ones that are still there in six months, on sites that actually get traffic, from someone who really owns the site: that’s the hard part. This is how we make it less of a gamble.
What you’re actually buying
Every “backlink” on Linkbuilding.com is a link on a specific website you choose yourself. You see the domain, its Domain Rating, its organic traffic and referring domains from Ahrefs, the language, the niche and the price before you order. There are no bundles of anonymous links and no “DA 50+” promises without a URL.
You can buy two kinds of links:
- Guest posts: a new article on the site with your link in it. More about guest posts.
- Link insertions (niche edits): your link added to an article that is already live and indexed. More about niche edits.
How buying a backlink works here
- Pick a site in the catalogue and choose guest post or link insertion.
- Add the target URL and anchor text. Upload your article, or brief the publisher if they write it.
- Pay. The money is held by us, not by the publisher.
- The publisher accepts within 72 hours, or you are refunded automatically.
- They publish and send us the URL. We check the link is there, points to your page, is not nofollow or UGC, and that the page is indexable.
- Only then is the publisher paid. We check the link again after 30, 90 and 180 days.
What makes a backlink worth buying
Not the Domain Rating on its own. A DR 60 site whose traffic collapsed last year is worth less than a DR 30 site that ranks for real keywords in your niche. When we compare sites ourselves we look at, in this order: topical fit, organic traffic and its trend, how much the site links out, and only then DR. We wrote down the full checklist in how to check a website before you buy a guest post.
Is buying backlinks against Google’s rules?
Yes, Google’s spam policies say links you pay for should be marked rel=”sponsored” or nofollow. In practice many publishers don’t, and plenty of sites rank with paid links anyway, but the risk is yours to weigh. We show you up front which publishers tag their links as sponsored, so you can decide per site. What we never accept as delivered: nofollow or UGC links, or pages blocked from Google.
What it costs
Each site has its own price, set by the publisher. You pay that price plus our 25% service fee, plus VAT where it applies. On the wider market, a link on a decent site typically costs between €50 and €500. See link building pricing for how prices are built up and what drives them.
Questions
Can I buy cheap backlinks here?
You can buy links on smaller sites for less. What you won’t find are packages of hundreds of links for a few dollars; those are almost always PBNs, spam directories or link farms, and they do more harm than good.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. Nobody honest can. We guarantee that the link you paid for is published, followed and indexable when the order completes, and we refund you if it isn’t delivered.
Can I buy dofollow backlinks only?
Yes. Nofollow and UGC links are never accepted as delivered. Some publishers use rel=”sponsored”; that is shown in the catalogue before you order.