Link building that builds real authority

A quality manual campaign typically starts around $150 per link for DR 30–50 sites. DR 70+ placements usually run $300–$500+. Anything under roughly $30 is almost always a PBN or link farm: a link that helps for a few months and then becomes a liability.

Individual links typically go live within two to three weeks. Ranking movement usually follows in 60–90 days of a sustained campaign, longer in competitive niches. Link building isn't instant, but its effects last far longer than paid traffic.

DR is Ahrefs' Domain Rating, DA is Moz's Domain Authority: both measure domain strength through backlinks, and neither is a Google metric. We use both when screening publishers, but weigh organic traffic more heavily, since a high-DR site with no real visitors passes very little SEO value.

On our Growth and Authority plans, you'll receive a publisher shortlist before we write or pitch anything, and can flag any sites to avoid. Starter orders go through our niche-matching process without a pre-approval step.

Yes. All reports carry your agency's branding, and we don't appear in any document, email, or communication your client sees. Agencies running multiple campaigns can also access volume discounts and shared dashboards.

Most placements are do-follow editorial links within the body content, which forms part of a natural backlink profile. If you need a specific ratio or no-follow placements, just note it in your brief and we'll follow it.

Only if there's clear evidence of harm or a manual action. Google's algorithms generally ignore low-quality links on their own, so pre-emptive disavowing is usually unnecessary: the real risk comes from the method used, not the concept itself.