Browse 7900+ verified publishers across 40+ niches to buy high-quality backlinks with DR 1 to 99. Every placement is a permanent DoFollow backlink with verified traffic data, transparent deletion rates, and automatic refunds on dropped links. Pick a niche on the left to filter by DR, price or language.
Every website listed above is one you can buy a backlink from today. Filter by DR, DA, traffic, language and turnaround time, then open View and Buy to see the price and the link options for that site.
Most places that sell backlinks hide the website until after you pay. You get a DR range and a promise. Here you pick the site first and buy the link second. That is the whole reason this catalogue is public.
Every order in the LinkScope marketplace works the same way, whatever the price of the site.
Set DR min, DR max, DA min, language and TAT max in the filter bar. Or pick a niche on the left to cut 7,934 publishers down to the sites that cover your topic.
Compare the DR column against the traffic column. A DR 70 site with almost no visitors was link built rather than earned. A DR 35 site in your niche with real readers is usually the better buy.
You get the price, the link type and the topics that publisher accepts. Some sites offer guest posts, some offer link insertions, and many offer both.
Give us the page you want to rank and the anchor text you want to use. Add a brief if you want to steer the topic. You get the live URL when the post goes up, in 1 to 30 days.
DR is Domain Rating from Ahrefs and scores link strength from 0 to 100. DA is Domain Authority from Moz and does the same job with a different formula. We show both because clients and agencies ask for different ones. Traffic is monthly organic visits, and it is the number that tells you whether real people read the site.
The badge beside each DR score sorts publishers into four groups, so you can build a mixed order quickly.
Your strongest links. Point these at money pages, category pages and any keyword where the first page is hard to break into. They cost the most and they move rankings the fastest.
The core of most orders. Strong enough to shift rankings, cheap enough to buy in volume. If you only have budget for one band, buy here.
Good for supporting pages and blog posts, and for filling out a thin backlink profile before you spend on stronger links.
New sites and growing blogs. Cheap links that keep your profile looking natural. Many of these sites will hold higher DR next year.
Buying only Top Tier links looks strange to Google. Real link profiles hold a spread across all four bands. Mix them and your profile looks earned.
A new article written around your link and published on the publisher's site. You set the topic and the brief, so the page around your link matches what you are trying to rank. Guest posts cost more and take longer, because someone has to write the article.
Also called niche edits. Your link is added to an article the site already published. The page is usually indexed already, so the link starts working sooner. You give up control of the topic and you pay less.
Pick a guest post when topical relevance matters, such as a service page in a competitive niche. Pick a link insertion when you want speed and volume on a budget. Most link building campaigns use both.
Placements start at $10. Price rises with DR, DA and organic traffic. Link insertions cost less than guest posts on the same site, and restricted niches like gambling, adult and finance cost more because fewer publishers accept them.
| Tier | DR range | Publishers | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emerging | DR 1 to 19 | — | $10 |
| Mid Authority | DR 20 to 39 | — | — |
| High Authority | DR 40 to 59 | — | — |
| Top Tier | DR 60 to 99 | — | — |
Cheap links are not the problem. A profile built only from cheap links is. Spend most of your budget on High Authority sites, add a few Top Tier links to the pages that matter, and use Emerging sites to keep the mix natural.
There are three ways to buy backlinks, and the difference that matters is whether you get to see the website before you pay.
You buy a package and the agency picks the sites. Links usually start around $75 and most agencies want a monthly retainer. You rarely learn which domains you paid for, so you cannot check whether the same site already links to your competitors.
You buy a gig from a seller. Prices swing wildly and the metrics come from the seller rather than from a tool. Many sellers do not own the sites they list and are reselling a slot from someone else, which is where quality slips.
You see the domain, the DR, the DA, the traffic and the turnaround time before you spend anything. LinkScope lists 7,934 publishers across 41 niches this way. You choose every site yourself, order one link at a time, and get a refund if a link drops.
Here is the honest answer. Google's link spam policy says a paid link that passes PageRank breaks its rules. Anyone who tells you paid links are Google approved is selling you something. What matters in practice is what Google actually catches.
Google looks for patterns rather than single links. A site with a clean, slow, varied link profile is a hard target. A site that buys in bulk from bad sources is an easy one.
That is why this catalogue shows traffic next to DR rather than DR on its own. The data is here so you can make the call yourself.
Use the filters above to set your DR range, your budget and your turnaround time, then work down the list. Every site shows you what you are paying for before you spend anything. Or browse a specific niche on the left to narrow the catalogue down.