Outsource link building at the publisher price.
Linkpreneur hand-picks every placement and passes on the publisher invoice at cost, plus one flat fee per link. That is about $140 all in, against a blended 2026 market average of about $509.
5.0 average from 4 reviews
Read them on TrustpilotApprove every link yourself, or set your caps and let autopilot work inside them.
Membership from $149 a month, for the sourcing and vetting that happen before a link exists. Your credit is only drawn when a link is verified live.
One placement
vetted-site.com
- Publisher price (our cost)
- $0.00
- Flat fee per link
- $0.00
- Your price
- $0.00
Sites vetted
133
76% turned away
100%
link survival rate
Placements that went live per month, last seven months
One honest model, on every placement
Two ways to run it
Approve each link, or set the rules once.
Either way we do the digging. You never have to go hunting for sites, compare metrics or haggle with a publisher.
You approve every link
Each recommendation arrives with the page-level match, the target page, the anchor and the expected all-in price. Nothing leaves your wallet until you say yes, and you can point the link at a different page of your own or set your own anchor from the same screen.
Or autopilot works inside your caps
You set a monthly budget, a maximum number of links per month and a maximum all-in price per link. Autopilot only ever queues top picks, mails you the full list of what it intends to buy, and waits out a veto window of 48 hours in which you can cancel any line. Whatever survives runs the same checks as a manual approval.
Core capabilities
Every link, placed where it can matter
We take on a limited number of clients so every campaign is hand-sourced and vetted for your exact pages, not pulled from a marketplace feed. Your membership pays for that work, and for the premium data behind it, before a single link exists.
AI relevance scoring
We embed the page we would link from and compare it to your target page, scoring topical fit and brief focus so links land where they count.
Deep page vetting
Every candidate page is scanned for authenticity: PBN footprint, cloaking, thin or spun content, dead pages and bad neighbourhoods.
about 76% of candidate sites rejected
Premium data, built in
LiveWe pay for the same premium search and backlink intelligence agencies charge hundreds a month for, and vet every site with it so you do not have to.
You see the purchase price we get and one flat fee per link. Nothing hidden in the number.
Typical marketplace
- Our cost
- —
- Hidden markup
- —
One number, and no way to tell how much of it is markup.
Open-book
- Our cost
- $90
- Flat fee per link
- $50
Two lines, and you can add them up yourself.
Live from the platform
0%
of vetted sites rejected
0
links live and guarded
0.0%
link survival rate
Read from the platform itself, not a case study. A figure we cannot measure yet shows a dash instead of a number.
In their own words
What clients say once the links are live
5.0 average from 4 reviews
Read them on TrustpilotGiven that my site is about B2B software, relevance and traffic page niche links are really important to me. In terms of the type of content, Linkpreneur suggested using an existing article on an SaaS-related publisher page (very close to the topic of my landing page). Most of the other things they suggested were pretty irrelevant to me compared to this.
Randy Wasmer US
Verified13 Sept 2026
Really appreciated the ability to review the proposed page before the placement went live and even made suggestions. Changed the anchor text for the placement once I had approved the page and it seemed right for the URL I was targeting (so they sourced, I approved). They really helped me with this services, all links are amazing.
Sandra Murphy US
Verified12 Sept 2026
On my placements with Linkpreneur, I can see what the publisher is charging for his article at cost, plus the flat fee that we charge per link for Linkpreneur. I know exactly what I am approving in terms of link budget. Thanks Robert and the team for getting my ranks higher!
Lisa Keltner US
Verified11 Sept 2026
How it works
- 1
We vet
Every candidate site passes a metric-driven vetting model and a human verdict before a client ever sees it. The rejection rate is public.
- 2
You approve
Recommendations come with the page-level match, the target page, the anchors and the expected all-in price. You approve, we reserve the estimate from your wallet. Or you set your caps once and autopilot works inside them.
- 3
You see the price
We pass on the purchase price we get for each link at cost, plus one flat fee. No markup, no negotiation, and your portal shows the amounts on every placement.
What the money buys
Quality is not free, and neither is it automatic
A link that survives is the end of a long piece of work, most of it done before you ever see the site on your recommendations page. Here is what sits behind the two numbers on your invoice.
$50per placed link
The vetting, the negotiation and the watching
Charged once, when a link goes live. Nothing for the work on sites that never make it, and there are many.
- Every candidate goes through one worksheet: data enrichment, an infrastructure fingerprint, a page-authenticity scan, a site classification, a deep profile read and then scoring.
- Twenty-two different data reads are available to that worksheet, from backlink profiles and ranked keywords to anchor texts, monthly link gain and loss, traffic by country and archived page titles.
- Five pass-or-fail gates stand between a site and your recommendations page: the quality bar, verified traffic, the network check, page authenticity and the geographic fit against your own markets.
- Thirteen risk signals are measured on top of that, from a link spike to a topic break to sharing infrastructure with another site in our own pool.
- Six scored inputs produce the quality score and the fair-price band we negotiate against.
- A person negotiates every purchase and a person decides every site we approach. The platform never adds a link to your account by itself.
- Once it is live it stays watched: the page is re-read on a fixed schedule, the link is checked for indexation, an archived snapshot is taken, and Search Console and Analytics figures are pulled for the page it points at.
$149per month
The platform that keeps all of it running
One site included, and every layer switched on from the first day.
- Thirty-three scheduled sweeps run the platform: sourcing, scoring, the link guard, indexation, anchor profiles, rank tracking, the competitor radar, reporting, billing and the health checks that watch the rest.
- The recommendation engine reads your own profile before it offers anything, so a candidate is judged against your site and your markets rather than against a generic bar.
- Your guidelines are enforced on every candidate, and a refusal tells you which rule it broke.
- A fourteen-day target from your approval to a live link, and a desk that tells you where a deal is stuck rather than leaving you to ask.
- Up to three competitor domains watched on the same schedule as your own, so you see what they are building while it happens.
- Every live link stays monitored for as long as it runs, not for a launch window.
- Proof you can hand to anyone who asks: an archived snapshot of the page, an indexation check, and an evidence pack per placement.
- The premium search and backlink intelligence behind all of it is on our bill, not yours.
And there is a ceiling, on purpose
We cannot buy faster than a small team can check, and your site cannot absorb links faster than it grows. Both limits are real and both are visible in your portal.
A pace that follows your site
A site with under fifty referring domains can take two new links in thirty days. At a hundred it is four, at five hundred twelve, at twenty-five hundred thirty-five. Fifty in thirty days is the ceiling for anyone.
A desk with a name on it
Sourcing, negotiating and placing are human work. When the desk is full it is full, which is why a plan carries a fourteen-day target rather than a promise of tomorrow.
A refusal is a result too
Publishers say no, prices come back too high, and pages fail the authenticity scan. That work is done and paid for on our side, and it never reaches your invoice.
See the publisher price before you agree to it.
Every recommendation names the site, what it costs us, and what we found when we checked it. You approve the ones you want, and nothing else moves.