Tier 2 Boosters
Make the backlinks you already paid for actually do something.
Twenty-four Tier 2 products aimed at your published articles, releases and citations — never at your money site. The cheapest thing you'll do all month.
- It already knows your assets — They were built here, so the target list fills itself.
- Your money site isn't selectable — Safety is structural, not a warning you can ignore.
- Anchors from real data — Pooled from tracked rankings and Search Console.
- Two dozen live products — Web 2.0, PBN tiers, wikis, forums, campaigns, and more.
- DA30 to DA70+ bands — You choose power versus volume explicitly.
- Seven campaign bundles — From a light starter run to a full multi-platform blast.
- Indexer add-ons at order time — A Tier 2 link that never gets crawled passes nothing.
- One run, one report — However many products and assets are involved.
Everybody sells you links.
We're the only ones who go back and make the ones you already bought hit harder.
Your Tier 1 links have power. But a link only passes what it has — and right now your guest posts, releases and citations are sitting there with no links of their own, passing a fraction of what they could.
Charge them up and all that authority flows uphill into your money site, through an asset Google already trusts.
Your first booster is free. No card.
No card. Verify your email and 30 credits land in your account — Your first booster, free.
Why your existing links underperform
You spent months building assets. Nothing links to them.
Guest posts. Press releases. Syndicated articles. Citations. All live, all indexed, all sitting there.
And a link only passes what it has. An orphaned guest post has almost nothing, so it passes almost nothing — which means you paid authority prices for a fraction of the authority.
The fix isn't another Tier 1 placement. It's the cheapest, highest-return action available to you, and nobody sells it to you, because nobody else knows what you already own.
Then there's the other half of the problem: most people who do buy volume links point them straight at their money site, which is precisely the way to make a link profile look manufactured.
Your first booster, free.
Thirty credits land when you verify your email, and Tier 2 products start at a single credit — a DA30 Authority order is twenty-five. So this is the one place where the free credits buy a finished deliverable outright, with no asterisk and no top-up.
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
Five steps, and it won't let you do the dangerous thing.
The builder encodes the discipline rather than trusting you to remember it. The in-product guidance doesn't hedge either — here it is verbatim.
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Step one: pick the assets to strengthen
Your published articles, press releases, guest posts and citations — already listed, because they were built here. And the client's own site and blog are excluded from the list by design. You can't select them. That's the whole safety argument in one sentence.
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The product says why, bluntly
"Never point these links directly at your main or money website. Tier 2 links are powerful but lower-trust; aiming them at your homepage can look unnatural. Always send them to your Tier 1 backlinks instead." Every product's details modal repeats it: point this at your Tier 1 properties, and that passes authority up the chain to your money site safely.
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Step two: choose platforms, per asset
From the full catalogue, asset by asset. A profile that's 100% one link type is a profile that looks manufactured, so the catalogue is deliberately wide: Web 2.0 blogs, authority-banded network links, .EDU, wikis, forums, profiles, article submissions, blog comments, shorteners, mixed platform.
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Step three: keywords, pooled from your own data
Anchors come from the client's tracked rankings and Search Console data, pooled across the orders — real terms the site is actually associated with, rather than invented ones. This is the step that quietly separates this from every spreadsheet-driven tool.
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Step four: review the whole cost before you commit
Full cost and composition for the entire campaign, then publish it as one multi-order run. You see the number before anything is charged.
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Step five: one summary, one report
Every order in the run, grouped into a single branded report — regardless of how many products and how many assets were involved.
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And add indexing at the point of order
Three indexer strength tiers, available per order or applied across an entire multi-platform campaign. This matters more than it sounds: a Tier 2 link that never gets crawled passes nothing at all. Crawlability shouldn't be an afterthought, so it's on the order form.
What you end up holding
A charged-up Tier 1 layer, and one report that proves it.
- Placements across a dozen platform types
- Web 2.0 blogs with content, aged accounts carrying real account history, authority-banded network links, .EDU, wikis, forums, profiles, comments and more.
- Authority bands you chose
- DA70 Authority, DA50 Do-follow, DA50 Authority, DA30 Do-follow, DA30 Authority — so the power-versus-volume trade-off is yours, explicitly, rather than a vendor's silent default.
- Or a prebuilt campaign
- Seven multi-platform bundles at different scales, each firing a mixed footprint across many platform types in one order — which is what a naturally grown link profile looks like.
- One branded report for the whole run
- Client-ready, covering every order, stored against the client record.
- Crawled links, not hypothetical ones
- Indexer tiers pinged search engines so the placements actually get crawled. Captcha backup is available too — a second solving pass completes materially more placements.
- Content, if the product needs it
- Article batches for submission-based products, human-quality article packs from 25 to 200 for campaign runs, custom images per post, and social signals pointed at the created links.
Your first booster, free.
Thirty credits land when you verify your email, and Tier 2 products start at a single credit — a DA30 Authority order is twenty-five. So this is the one place where the free credits buy a finished deliverable outright, with no asterisk and no top-up.
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
The catalogue, with live credit costs.
- Web 2.0
- Standard Web 2.0 Blogs at 15 credits (10 posts minimum, up to 50 backlinks). Aged Web 2.0 Accounts at 50 (20 posts, up to 100 backlinks) — dedicated accounts carrying existing history, which reads more naturally than a same-day signup.
- Authority-banded network links
- DA70 Authority 50 credits (5 placements, up to 10 backlinks). DA50 Do-follow 40. DA50 Authority 35. DA30 Do-follow 30. DA30 Authority 25 (10 placements, up to 20 backlinks). Each PBN post holds up to two links.
- Multi-platform campaigns
- Seven prebuilt bundles, 65 to 100 credits, from a light starter run to a full flagship blast. One order, mixed footprint, handled by the campaign engine.
- Standalone types
- .EDU Authority 5. Article Submissions 3. Blog Comment Links 3. Wiki Backlinks 2. Wiki Article Links 2. Mixed Platform 2. Forum Profile Links, Profile Backlinks, Social Network Profiles and URL Shortener Links at 1 credit each.
- Order extras
- Indexer tiers one, two and three. Captcha backup (a second solving pass; roughly 130% more placements complete). Article batches. Human-quality content packs, 25 to 200 articles. Custom image per post. Social signals.
- The builder
- Five steps: assets, platforms, keywords, review, finalized. Your site and blog are excluded from the asset list by design. Anchors pooled from tracked rankings and Search Console.
- Reporting
- One branded report per publish run, however many orders it contains.
Tier 2 prices derive from the fulfilment provider's own cost, so a provider catalogue change moves them. That's exactly why the credit cost is printed on the button at order time rather than quoted from a marketing page — and why the figures above match the screenshot rather than a price sheet.
Who this is for
Anyone sitting on assets that aren't working hard enough.
The operator with months of Tier 1 spend behind them
Those assets are passing a fraction of what they could. This is the highest-return action available to you right now, and it's the one nobody has offered — because nobody else can see what you already own.
The freelancer reselling SEO
Strengthen a client's existing assets for a fraction of the cost of another Tier 1 placement, and report a bigger link count in the same month. That isn't a trick. It's the correct sequencing — and here it's a five-step wizard instead of a week of work.
The expert who's done this by hand
You already know the tier discipline. You've kept the spreadsheet of Tier 1 URLs, matched platforms manually, and copied anchors from Search Console. This is that, automated, with the unsafe target removed from the form entirely.
What it costs to find out
Your first booster, free. No card.
Thirty credits land when you verify your email, and Tier 2 products start at a single credit — a DA30 Authority order is twenty-five. So this is the one place where the free credits buy a finished deliverable outright, with no asterisk and no top-up.
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.
The honest caveat is that you need a Tier 1 asset to point it at. If you don't have one yet, write an article free with Pro Writer, publish it, and then boost it — which is the correct sequence anyway.
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.
- Why can't I point these at my own website?
- Because it's the one move that reliably backfires, so we removed it from the form. In the product's own words: "Never point these links directly at your main or money website. Tier 2 links are powerful but lower-trust; aiming them at your homepage can look unnatural. Always send them to your Tier 1 backlinks instead." Your site and blog are excluded from the asset list by design — safety here is structural, not advisory.
- How does it know what my Tier 1 assets are?
- Because they were built in the same platform. Your published articles, press releases, guest posts and citations are already in your client record, so the builder populates its own target list. No competing tool can do that, because no competing tool built the assets.
- Where do the anchor texts come from?
- Your tracked rankings and your Search Console data, pooled across the orders in the run. Real terms the site is already associated with, rather than a list somebody invented in a spreadsheet.
- Do I need to buy the indexer add-on?
- It's optional, but consider what a Tier 2 link is for. If it never gets crawled, it passes nothing at all — the placement exists and does no work. Three strength tiers are available per order or across a whole campaign, which is why crawlability sits on the order form rather than in a follow-up upsell.
- Isn't this just spam?
- The distinction that matters is where volume links point. Aimed at a money site, high-volume low-trust links are exactly the footprint you don't want. Aimed at a Tier 1 property that already earns trust, they charge that property up and it passes the authority on. That's the entire thesis, and it's why the money site isn't selectable.
- How many orders can I run at once?
- The builder publishes a whole campaign as one multi-order run — many products across many assets — and groups the lot into a single branded report. You review the full cost and composition before anything is charged.
- What's captcha backup for?
- A second captcha-solving pass on the placements that would otherwise fail. It raises the number that complete successfully by a substantial margin, which is the difference between an order that mostly landed and one that mostly did.
Everybody sells you links.
We make the ones you already bought hit harder.
Your first booster is free, and the credits arrive when you verify your email.
If you've got a Tier 1 asset sitting there doing nothing, this is the cheapest thing you'll do all month.
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.
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