Single links from $1
Backlink building for a SaaS, from launch week on
Choose single dofollow links from 50,000+ vetted donor domains, see Domain Rating, traffic and price in every row, and pay only for what sits in your basket.
- 50,000+ vetted donor domains
- No retainer, no subscription
- Live in about 24 hours after payment
Rough price per link this estimate uses
- DR 0–9~$2
- DR 10–29~$6
- DR 30–49~$18
- DR 50+~$45
Who it is for
Backlink building when the product is two months old
You shipped. The pricing page exists, the demo works, and Search Console shows a trickle of impressions that nobody clicks. Links are the next lever, yet most advice assumes a blog with years behind it.
A young SaaS needs fewer links than you fear, aimed at fewer pages. Start with the two or three URLs that could actually convert a visitor: the home page, the pricing page and one comparison page. Everything else can wait.
Many founders at this stage are tempted to spread the spend across a dozen URLs at once. Resist that. One well-chosen page teaches more in a month than a scatter of weak ones, and it leaves a clear, dated record that the review can actually use.
Give yourself a finish line before the first order. Decide which page it concerns, which number you will read and what a useful result would look like in six weeks. Write it down. Without that line, every week feels like a hit or a miss, and the basket keeps filling.
Also write down what you will not buy yet. A short list of pages you will leave alone keeps the early budget on the one URL that matters.
This site is a marketplace with guides written for exactly that stage. Read a guide, open the list, add a handful of rows. It is slow on purpose.
A useful check before any order is simple. Read the page you want to lift the way a stranger would. Then read the donor's most recent article as a visitor. Two reads, one decision. If the two fit together without a stretch, the row earns a place in the basket.
Keep the first month modest on purpose. Small is fine. A result you can explain is worth far more than a large one you cannot, and it gives the next decision something solid to rest on.
What it is for
What a founder gets from a row-by-row marketplace
You see the donor first
Every row lists Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. You judge the site before you spend a cent, which is more than most retainers allow.
Spend scales with your runway
Prices run from $1 to about $500 for top domains, depending on authority, traffic and niche. Nothing renews itself next month, so a quiet month costs you nothing.
Three ways to write the article
Give a target URL and keyword, give your own instructions, or paste a finished article. The placement carries one clean link to your page and usually goes live within about 24 hours.
Our position
Fix the page, then buy two links
A link cannot rescue a pricing page that confuses people. If your comparison page is thin, spend the first weekend on that and the first $20 after it.
- Pre-launch: no paid links, only a handful of free listings
- Weeks 1 to 8: two or three placements to one page
- After revenue: widen to more URLs, review monthly
Compare
Three ways a bootstrapped team can get links
| Route | Cash cost | Your time | Control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ask for them yourself | Close to $0 | Many evenings | You pick every target |
| Hire a link building firm | A monthly retainer | A few calls | Limited, often bundled |
| Buy single placements here | From $1 per link | An hour per batch | You pick each donor and page |
The numbers on the list
- vetted donor domains
- 50,000+
- lowest price per link
- $1
- top domains
- ~$500
- typical wait after payment
- ~24 hours
How it works
From empty basket to a live placement
Filter the list
Narrow by niche, language, Domain Rating and traffic until a dozen rows remain.
Fill the basket
Adding costs nothing. Review the basket twice before you pay.
Pay from your balance
Top up in the dashboard, then pay. Not before.
Watch the status
Each placement appears under ordered links, and the full walkthrough shows what to expect.
Checklist
Before the first dollar leaves your balance
- The target page loads fast on a phone and answers one question clearly.
- Search Console is connected, so you can see impressions before and after.
- You wrote down one keyword per URL and a date to review.
- Your budget cap is set, even if it is only $100.
- You compared the cost against agency offers once, so the list price makes sense.
FAQ
What founders ask before they buy
- Is backlink building worth it for a SaaS that has no revenue yet?
- Usually not on day one. Free listings and a clean comparison page come first. Once a page shows impressions in Search Console, one to three paid placements are a fair experiment. No link guarantees a ranking, so cap the spend.
- How many links does a young SaaS need?
- Fewer than you think. Two or three well-chosen placements on one URL tell you more than thirty scattered ones. Judge after a few weeks of Search Console data, then decide whether to add more.
- What does a single link cost?
- From $1 up to about $500 for top domains. The price follows donor authority, traffic and niche, and you see it in the row before adding to the basket. There is no subscription. The price guide explains the ranges.
- Can I write the article myself?
- Yes. Choose automatic mode with a target URL and keyword, give your own instructions, or supply a finished article. Whichever you pick, the placement carries one clean dofollow link to your page.
- Are paid links safe with Google?
- Nobody can promise that. Google's spam policies target links meant to manipulate rankings, and SpamBrain looks for patterns. Keep volumes small, pick relevant donors, and treat every order as a test.
- Where do free launch listings fit?
- They come first, since they cost nothing. Many directories attach nofollow to links, so treat them as discovery rather than ranking help. The directory guide covers which are worth the afternoon.
