Tier 1 Backlinks
Backlinks on sites you've heard of — with the live URL in the report.
Guest posts you pick yourself, press releases that land on AP News and USA Today, and syndication that reports every pickup. Written for you, published for you, tracked until indexed.
- ~13,700 publishers — Filter by niche, authority, traffic and language.
- Every metric before you buy — DR, DA, PA, trust flow, traffic, traffic value, referring domains.
- We write the article — We only list publishers who let us supply the content.
- 500+ outlet publications — On the upper press packages, TV and radio included.
- A full pickup report — Every live outlet URL, stored permanently on our side.
- An unrestricted route — For the niches traditional PR desks refuse outright.
- Citation injection — Syndicated copies carry the client's NAP and Google map.
- One report, one balance — Not five broker email threads and three invoices.
A Tier 1 link isn't a link.
It's a citation on a property that's already trusted.
That's why one of them outperforms a thousand of the cheap kind. And it's why we put the writing inside them instead of spun filler.
Roughly 13,700 publisher sites, every authority metric on the table before you commit a dollar. Press distribution that puts your client's name on AP News. One article republished across a network with their name, address, phone and map riding along in every copy.
Five articles, written free. No card.
No card. Verify your email and 30 credits land in your account — Five articles, written free.
Why most link spend disappoints
You bought a link. You did not buy a reader, a crawl or a rank.
The broker sends a URL. You add it to the report. The client nods.
Nothing moves, because the page it's on has no traffic, no crawl frequency and no trust — and you had no way to know that before you paid.
Then there's the writing. The publisher's cheapest freelancer produced 600 words around your anchor, and it reads exactly like that.
So the link sits inside content nobody engineered to rank, on a property nobody checked, and you find out in eight weeks.
The fix is not more links. It's seeing the metrics first and owning the writing.
Five articles, written free.
Thirty credits land when you verify your email, and a guest-post article costs five. So you can put five finished, publication-ready articles through the full fourteen-stage pipeline — the same writing that goes inside the placements — before you decide whether to buy a single link.
Founding accounts lock $0.35 a credit on every plan and every top-up — the rate that otherwise needs a $1,750-a-month plan. A few founding spots are left.
No card. Nothing expires on a timer.
The mechanism
Three ways onto trusted property.
Guest posts for editorial authority. Press distribution for brand-name coverage. Syndication for a distributed citation footprint. Same balance, same reports, same client record.
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Guest posts: you shop with the agency's own data
Browse roughly 13,700 live publisher sites and filter to exactly what you want. Before committing to any single site you see domain rating, domain authority, page authority, trust flow, citation flow, monthly organic traffic, traffic value, referring domains, total backlinks, organic keyword count, language, a clean-content flag, and the exact niches that publisher accepts. You are not taking a broker's word for it.
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And the junk is filtered before you see it
The default view only shows sites clearing both a minimum authority and a real monthly traffic threshold. Relevance is enforced by the publisher's own accepted-niches list — not by us guessing, and not by an algorithm claiming to match your brief to a website.
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We write it, because we only list publishers who let us
That's a deliberate constraint on the marketplace. If a publisher insists on supplying the content, they're not in it. Which means the writing is ours, which means the quality is ours — the same fourteen-stage pipeline that writes your money-site content, informed by your company brief, with your brand name deliberately blacked out because editorial sites reject promotional copy.
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Press releases: pick a route, then a package
The release is drafted from your company brief or written and pasted manually, and previewable through a shareable link that needs no login — so a client can approve it before anything fires. Submission is queued and goes out on schedule.
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Then the pickup report comes back
Every live outlet URL, stored permanently in the client's record. That's what turns an abstract spend into something you hand over on Friday when the client asks what they got for last month.
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Syndication: one article, republished with the citation woven in
You give us a published blog post. We pull the client's name, address and phone straight from their record and weave the citation into the article. We drop in their Google map. Then the piece goes into a live channel that gets pulled on a daily schedule and republished across the distribution network.
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And the moment it publishes, it's frozen
Once the network starts pulling, the source of truth can't drift — so every downstream copy stays identical instead of slowly rotting out of sync. For local clients we also strip the source page's own duplicated contact markup first, so the copies carry the client's details and nothing else.
What you end up holding
Live URLs, a pickup report, and proof that outlasts the vendor.
- A published article with a live URL
- On a third-party authority site whose metrics you inspected before ordering, with your link inside content our pipeline wrote.
- 500 or more outlet publications
- On the upper press packages, including television and radio networks. Coverage including AP News, USA Today, Benzinga and Street Insider. Three hundred or more even on the entry route.
- A financial distribution route
- 300+ placements across premium financial networks, held to stricter editorial standards than the standard route. Add-on coverage includes Barchart, Digital Journal, and a podcast blast across 100+ platforms including Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Deezer and JioSaavn.
- An unrestricted route
- It accepts crypto, gambling, adult and the other niches traditional PR desks refuse outright. If you operate in one of those, you already know how short that list is.
- A pickup report kept permanently
- Upstream placement history is typically only retained for about sixty days. Miss that window elsewhere and the proof is gone. We store it on our side, against the client record, indefinitely.
- Syndicated copies carrying a citation
- Each one with the client's name, address, phone, Google map and a link home — plus per-row one-click index submission from the reports list.
Five articles, written free.
Thirty credits land when you verify your email, and a guest-post article costs five. So you can put five finished, publication-ready articles through the full fourteen-stage pipeline — the same writing that goes inside the placements — before you decide whether to buy a single link.
Founding accounts lock $0.35 a credit on every plan and every top-up — the rate that otherwise needs a $1,750-a-month plan. A few founding spots are left.
No card. Nothing expires on a timer.
The countable facts
Each product, precisely.
- Guest post marketplace
- Roughly 13,700 live publisher sites. Filterable by niche, language, authority and traffic. Default view enforces minimum authority and real monthly traffic.
- Metrics shown pre-purchase
- Domain rating, domain authority, page authority, trust flow, citation flow, monthly organic traffic, traffic value, referring domains, total backlinks, organic keyword count, language, clean-content flag, accepted niches.
- Guest post pricing
- The draft and headline suggestions are fixed (5 credits for the article). The placement is priced dynamically from the site you pick, at order time, and shown before you confirm.
- Press release packages
- Six distribution packages and seven add-ons. Entry route reaches 300+ publications; upper packages 500+ including TV and radio. Charged at publish: the package plus any add-ons, with small separate charges for AI topic generation, headlines and the draft.
- Press release preview
- A shareable no-login preview link, for client approval before submission.
- Blog syndication
- One fixed charge per campaign (100 credits). One published article, republished across the distribution network. Citation and map injected from the client record. Frozen at publish. Permanent pickup report.
- Indexing
- One-click submission per row from the reports list, then tracked to indexed.
We publish no turnaround times, because we don't have reliable turnaround data and a made-up estimate is worse than no estimate. You'll see the order status move through its stages in the report.
Who this is for
Anyone who has to show their work.
The freelancer who needs six placements this month
Buying that from brokers means three accounts, three invoices, three content standards and no single record of what shipped. Here it's one flow, one report, and a client-ready list of live URLs on sites whose metrics the client can verify themselves.
The agency dreading the monthly question
"What did I actually get for last month?" A pickup report listing the client live on AP News and USA Today ends that conversation in your favour — and it's stored permanently, so it still exists next quarter.
The operator in a refused niche
Crypto, gambling, adult. Traditional PR desks won't take your money. The unrestricted route will, and almost nobody else serves you properly.
The local business publishing once a month
Syndication turns that single post into a distributed citation footprint with consistent contact details on every copy — the exact signal the map pack rewards — without writing anything extra.
What it costs to find out
Five articles, written free. No card.
Thirty credits land when you verify your email, and a guest-post article costs five. So you can put five finished, publication-ready articles through the full fourteen-stage pipeline — the same writing that goes inside the placements — before you decide whether to buy a single link.
Verify your email and 30 credits land in the account. Not a trial that takes your card "for verification". No card at all.
And nothing expires on a timer. Credits sit in the account until you spend them.
Straight with you: the grant covers the writing, not the placement. Placements are priced from the publisher you pick at order time, and press distribution starts at 116 credits. What's free is the part that proves whether our writing is good enough to be worth placing.
Launch — founding accounts
$0.35 a credit, locked for good.
Credits normally run $0.50 at the smallest amount and slide down to $0.35 only at 5,000 a month — a $1,750-a-month plan.
Founding accounts get that bottom rate on every plan, every top-up and every pay-as-you-go purchase, starting at a $35 top-up. Same rate. One fiftieth of the commitment.
It's written onto your account, not onto a coupon you have to remember, and it applies for as long as you have the account.
A few founding spots are left. When they're gone, so is the rate.
| Credits | Standard | Founding | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | $50 | $35 | $15 |
| 500 | $225 | $175 | $50 |
| 1,000 | $400 | $350 | $50 |
| 5,000 | $1,750 | $1,750 | — |
The last row is the point: at 5,000 credits the two prices meet, because $0.35 is the volume rate. Founding accounts get it without the volume.
30 credits on email verification, no card, and the locked rate is applied to the account itself. Every deliverable's cost in credits is printed on the button that spends them.
Before you ask
The questions we'd ask.
- How is this different from buying from a broker?
- You see the data before you commit. Domain rating, authority, real monthly traffic, traffic value, referring domains, the publisher's accepted niches — all of it, on the table, on the site you're considering. You are shopping with the same data an agency uses to mark it up and sell it back to you as a premium placement.
- Who writes the guest post?
- We do, through the full fourteen-stage pipeline, informed by your company brief — and your brand name is deliberately blacked out in the draft, because editorial sites reject promotional copy. We only list publishers who allow us to supply the article, which is exactly why the writing is consistent.
- Are the placement sites matched to my business automatically?
- No, and we won't pretend otherwise. Filtering uses the publisher's accepted-niches list, so you're choosing from sites that accept your category. Your company brief drives the article, not the site selection. You pick the site.
- How long does a placement take?
- We don't publish turnaround times, because we don't have turnaround data we'd stand behind and a made-up number is how expectations get broken. You'll see status move through its stages in the report, and the live URL lands there when it lands.
- How many sites does blog syndication reach?
- We don't put a number on it, because there isn't one we could defend. What we will tell you precisely is the mechanism: the citation and map injected from the client record, the article frozen at publish so downstream copies can't drift, and a pickup report of every live URL kept permanently. The 500+ figure belongs to press distribution — that one's a real count on a real package.
- Why keep the pickup report on your side?
- Because upstream placement history is typically retained for about sixty days. Miss that window and the proof of what you delivered is simply gone. We store it against the client record so it's still there when someone asks in March about a release from last summer.
- Can I preview a press release before it goes out?
- Yes, through a shareable link that needs no login — so a client can read and approve the release without you creating them an account or pasting it into an email.
One citation on trusted property
beats a thousand of the cheap kind.
Write five articles free and read them. If the writing isn't better than what you're getting now, don't buy a placement.
That's the whole test, and it costs you nothing.
And if you're one of the first accounts, your credits are $0.35 for as long as you have the account.
30 credits on email verification. No card. A few founding spots are left.
The rest of it