A content plan writes and publishes your articles. Backlink credits buy links from other members. Most people start with the first alone — credits with no articles behind them have nowhere to go.
One site, publishing steadily, no links yet.
ex-VAT, billed monthly
One site that needs authority as well as articles.
ex-VAT, billed monthly
Two sites, or one market competitive enough that you want a say in every link.
ex-VAT, billed monthly
Five sites or more, priced per site, under your own branding.
ex-VAT, billed monthly
One credit is one point of the linking site’s authority. A link from a site scoring 25 costs 25 credits; a link from a site scoring 60 costs 60. Nothing about it is a bundle you have to reverse-engineer.
A 0 to 100 domain score, taken from one provider and cross-checked against a second. You see it on the offer before you accept, along with the site, the article and the paragraph the link will sit in.
Hosting a link in one of your own articles earns 60% of your own authority score, capped at 25 credits a placement. A site scoring 40 earns 24 credits for each link it hosts.
Not when it is matched, and not when it is written. Credits are spent once a crawler has seen the link live in the body text without a nofollow. Unused credits stay for 90 days.
A few good links a month while you find your feet.
ex-VAT, billed monthly
Steady authority building, with control over what you accept.
ex-VAT, billed monthly
For sites competing on terms where authority is the whole battle.
ex-VAT, billed monthly
These are arithmetic, not negotiation. Nobody should have to email us to get the price everybody else gets, so they come off the bill automatically.
| Sites on the account | Off every site |
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| 1 to 2 | no discount |
| 3 or more | 10% |
| 5 or more | 15% |
| 10 or more | 22% |
The discount lands on the cheapest sites first, so adding a site never raises the bill on the ones already there.
Worked through: 5 sites on the Agency plan is 5 × €79, so €395 a month. At 5 sites the volume discount is 15%, which makes it €335.75.
Growth is €99 a month, or €986.04 for the year — €82.17 a month, paid once. The toggle above the plans shows both.
The first 50 accounts pay 30% less and keep that price for 12 months from the day they sign up. After that you pay the list price of the day.
Growth is €99 a month, so €69.30 for your first 12 months.
If you have a code, the field for it is on the checkout page, after you have picked a plan. There is no code box here because it would do nothing until then — the total it changes does not exist yet.
Enough to read what we write about your business, in your language, with the language report attached to each piece. If the writing is not good enough you will know inside an hour of it landing, and you will not have paid for the privilege.
The link exchange is not part of the trial, and that is not a sales tactic. A link placed for someone who leaves after 3 days is a link the hosting member has to keep or remove, and neither is fair on them. So the exchange opens when you start paying — and even then, only once your site has 8 published articles and 30 days of publishing behind it, because links arriving faster than that is the pattern that looks bought.
If you have been running your own SEO you already know the shape of it, and none of it is beyond you. It is four separate jobs, each wanting a different kind of attention, and every hour they take is an hour off the work you are actually paid for. Here is what each costs by hand, and what we take.
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Deciding what to write about
An afternoon in a keyword tool, choosing between four hundred phrases on volume figures that are thin for your language and stale for your town.
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We read your own Search Console for the phrases you already rank eighth to thirtieth for. Those are the ones a single article moves, and they are specific to you rather than to your industry. |
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Writing it in your language
The tools write English and translate. A native reader catches it in the first paragraph, and fixing the case endings takes longer than writing the thing would have.
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Composed in the language from the start, then put through a grammar gate built for that language. An article that fails twice is held for a person instead of published under your name. |
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Getting anyone to link to you
Emails to strangers. Most ignored, some answered with a price list, and no reliable way to tell a real site from a network selling links to anyone.
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Real businesses in your market and language link to each other from inside real articles. You approve every one, you see the twenty-five checks it passed, and credits are only spent once we see the link live. |
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Knowing whether any of it worked
Search Console in one tab, analytics in another, and no line drawn between the article you published in March and the enquiry that arrived in June.
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Every article carries its own impressions, clicks and position. On top of that we ask the assistants what your buyers ask, and record whether you get named. |
None of it is clever. It is the same work you would do, run nightly by something that does not get bored, with every decision written down where you can check it and argue with it.
Agencies want the cash. Site owners want the links. Rather than guess which of the two you are, both are on the table and you take whichever is worth more to you.
20% of everything they pay us. For as long as they stay a customer — there is no twelve-month cut-off, which is where the usual offer in this category stops.
Paid out once you have earned €50. Below that it sits in your balance rather than costing more in bank fees than it is worth.
100 credits when someone you sent subscribes, and 50 credits for them on the way in. At authority 25 that is 4 links for you and 2 for them.
Credits are the better deal if you are building a site of your own. Cash is the better deal if you are not.
A referral is attributed for 60 days after the first click. If they sign up on day 60 they still count; if they sign up a year later, honestly, that was not your click.
One point of the linking site’s authority. A link from a site scoring 25 costs 25 credits, one from a site scoring 60 costs 60. Credits are taken when a crawler has seen the link live in the body text without a nofollow, so a link that never appears costs you nothing.
They roll over for 90 days. After that they lapse, because a balance that never expires stops meaning anything and we would rather you spent them on links than held them.
No. Links live inside articles, and a site with nothing being published has nowhere for an incoming link to point and nothing to offer in return. Your site also has to clear the gate first: 8 published articles and 30 days of publishing.
The allowance on a plan covers a few links a month — 100 credits is about 4 links from authority-25 sites. That is enough for a market where content decides the ranking. Where authority decides it, it is not, and a pack is what you add.
Yes, and plenty of members do. Hosting a link in one of your own articles earns 60% of your own authority score, capped at 25 credits a placement. You approve each one, and you can turn hosting off entirely without losing anything else.
We recheck placements every 3 days. If one disappears and has not come back within 7 days, the credits go back to you and the site that dropped it loses what it earned for hosting.
No. Every price here is ex-VAT, in euros. What gets added depends on your country and whether you give a VAT number, and the checkout shows the figure before you pay rather than after.
Yes, whenever you like. Articles already published are yours and stay on your site. Links already placed stay too, unless you ask for them to be removed. We do not make leaving difficult; a product that has to trap people is not one we would want to run.
3 articles in 3 days, no card, and the language report attached to each one so you can judge the writing yourself.
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