SaaS Link Building

No, we depend on our partners (they can only include a link to an article when it’s relevant to the content), and editors (there’s an editorial schedule for every post) therefore, we may not spend the entire budget on certain months.

We’ll use your budget as a benchmark and operate around this number. Example scenario: monthly budget is $1000. We didn’t have enough relevant opportunities over a certain month so we’ve obtained three backlinks. Next month, however, we have more opportunities so we will deliver four backlinks

Sometimes companies owning the websites we build links from are going through M&A and bankruptcy or website restructuring. Unfortunately, such changes are not under our control. At the same time, in a rare case when a link disappears from the website within a year after it was built, we will replace it with a link on another website of a similar DA range.

Yes, all of the links we build are dofollow.

We check every link opportunity on Ahrefs to make sure your website doesn’t have links from this platform. Please note that Ahrefs doesn’t see 100% of links pointing to your website.

We have a list of criteria that helps us decide whether we proceed with a submission on a given platform or not. Check our SaaS link building guide to understand the criteria we are using. Some of the criteria are relevancy, traffic, domain authority, spam score, the balance of outbound and inbound links. We partner with hundreds of SaaS businesses working on link exchanges so most likely your link is going to be from a SaaS blog.

Building links to landing pages, product pages and homepages is more difficult compared to building links to blog posts. We are working with the editors and writers who add the link to their blogs posts so it’s hard to make a product/landing page relevant unlike the informational/educational blog post. Therefore, our pricing for links to product/landing pages is slightly higher.

We try our best to place your links in the most natural way possible. In most cases we do minor contextual edits so it fits the context. There’s a low chance we’ll be able to do a major content rewrite on a third-party website. We can consider working on the guest posting instead if there’s a need for custom content.