What does a link insertion service do?
It gets your link added to articles that are already published on other sites. We find suitable pages, agree the placement with the publisher, have the link inserted, check that it is live and keep checking it afterwards.
Is link insertion the same as a niche edit?
Yes. Link insertion, niche edit and curated link are three names for the same placement: a link added to an article that is already live. Our niche edits page explains the placement itself; this page is about how we run the service for you.
What do I approve before you buy?
The exact publisher page, your target page, the anchor text and the all-in price. Nothing is reserved or charged until you approve. With a membership, autopilot can approve within a budget and a price cap you set, with a 48-hour window to cancel any purchase.
How is the price set?
The publisher names a price, and we pass it on at cost without a markup. Our fee is $39 per inserted link as a member ($149/month), or $79 with no membership. Approval reserves the estimate from your wallet, or charges your card if you pay per link by card; if the final price is lower, the difference goes back to your wallet.
Which sites do you insert links on?
Sites that pass our vetting: real traffic, a topic that fits your page, no signs of a private blog network, and a page that can be indexed. You see the exact page before you decide. We do not publish a list of our sites.
Can my agency resell the service?
Yes. Agencies run it under their own brand, with client sub-accounts and a shared wallet, and set their own margin on top of our cost. The agencies page has the details, and you can ask for a short call there.
How quickly is a link inserted?
That depends on the publisher. Each recommendation shows an expected window, and the live URL appears in your portal once we have verified it.