Nine services. All nine in every package.

Pool the referring domains of the four URLs currently outranking your target page. De-duplicate. Subtract yours. What is left is the gap, and the gap is the whole job.

In most SaaS categories it lands between 40 and 120 domains. That number sets the monthly volume, the timeline and the price — in that order. Anyone quoting a link count before running this subtraction has picked the number from their own capacity.

You get it as a spreadsheet with a ranked route per domain, and you keep it whether or not you continue. Free.

You give us

Target URL, primary keyword, read-only Search Console

Turnaround

7–10 working days

You get

Ranked gap list: likelihood, effort, route per domain

Refreshed

Every quarter — competitors keep buying too

Cost

Free, no contract needed

Manual outreach to a named editor at a publication with a real readership in your category. One pitch, one angle, written to their beat. We draft it, you approve it before it goes anywhere, and the link sits inside the argument — not in an author bio at the bottom.

Every candidate passes the checks first. Roughly two thirds fail and go into the rejection log with a reason code, which you see every month including the months it makes us look slow.

Volume

7, 18 or 36 per month depending on package

Turnaround

21–40 days from pitch to live URL

Minimum standard

≥1,000 verified organic sessions on the referring domain

Market rate

Guest placements average $220–$609 industry-wide

Our blended rate

$317–$400 per link depending on package

Your link placed inside an article that already ranks and already gets traffic. The host page has existing authority, so these register faster than a fresh post.

We only buy where the surrounding paragraph makes the link genuinely useful, and we cap them at about 35% of your monthly number. A profile made mostly of insertions looks exactly like a profile made mostly of insertions, and the pattern is obvious once there are more than twenty of them.

Volume

Blended into your monthly number, up to 35%

Turnaround

7–18 days

Pre-check

Host page must already rank and receive real traffic

Market rate

Insertions average around $141 industry-wide

Why the cap

Because the pattern is visible without one

Getting you listed — accurately, and high on the page — in "best tools for", "top alternatives to", integration directories and category round-ups. These are the pages your buyer opens right before they shortlist.

Half of this is inclusion outreach. The other half is correcting listings that describe your product as it was two years ago, with wrong pricing and missing integrations. That second half is boring and it is usually the fastest win in the programme.

It also pays back independently of rankings. A listing read by twenty thousand people generates demo requests whether or not a single position moves.

Audit size

60–200 round-ups mapped per category

What we do

Inclusion, correction, position improvement, new round-up seeding

Market rate

Paid inclusion typically $350–$750 per round-up

Disclosure

Every paid placement is labelled in your sheet

Measured on

Referral demos, reported separately from rankings

Benchmarks, calculators, free micro-tools, glossaries. Built against measured demand — we find what your category already cites, count the citations, and build the version that is missing. If nothing comparable earns links, we tell you and spend the budget elsewhere.

Worth saying plainly: if your budget is under about $3,000 a month, one good asset usually beats twelve months of thin outreach. We will say that on the first call rather than sell you the wrong package.

Volume

One per quarter on the Volume package

Turnaround

3–10 weeks depending on complexity

Includes

Concept, build, copy, structure, launch outreach

Ownership

Yours, on your domain, permanently

Skip it if

Three competitors already rank for the same asset

If you arrive carrying three years of someone else's work, we classify it before adding to it. Every referring domain categorised, footprints clustered by host, template and outbound pattern, anchor distribution mapped.

You get a removal list, a disavow file and a rebalancing plan. On roughly one engagement in five the honest recommendation is to buy nothing in quarter one and clean up instead. That is an awkward invoice and we send it anyway, because stacking new links on a damaged profile buys you a defended position rather than a better one.

Audit

Full classification, footprint clusters, anchor mapping

You get

Removal list, disavow file, rebalancing plan

Duration

2–4 weeks; one quarter if remediation is needed

Included in

Every package, run before acquisition starts

Standalone

Yes — one-off audit, no retainer

Every placement ships with a record: live URL, anchor text, the paragraph it sits in, do-follow status, the referring page's own organic traffic, and the date it was first indexed. Written to your shared sheet on the day it goes live.

This is not the same as reporting. A monthly report is a summary you have to believe. A verification record is something you can spot-check on a Tuesday afternoon.

Nothing is billed until its record exists and the index check passes at day 30.

Fields

URL · anchor · paragraph · rel · page traffic · index date

Written

Publication day, not month end

Format

Live shared sheet, always open to you

Also includes

The rejection log with reason codes

Billing gate

Not billable until live, indexed and verified

Before the first pitch goes out we model what your anchor distribution should look like at month twelve. Branded and naked-URL anchors carrying the majority, partial-match in the middle, exact-match deliberately scarce — roughly 70% of anchors carrying no keyword at all.

Then we report against that model every month. The alternative is twelve individually sensible decisions that add up to a profile nobody would have chosen.

When

Agreed in writing at kickoff

Target

Branded 35–45%, exact-match 2–5%

Reported

Monthly, against the agreed model

Included in

Every package

Correcting a skew

Dilution over 6 months, not removal

Every URL we deliver gets recrawled weekly for a year. Removed, switched to no-follow, de-indexed or 404ing gets flagged within seven days and replaced at no cost.

Links decay — sites get sold, editors prune archives, contributors leave and their pages go with them. A service that does not address this has quietly moved a known cost onto you.

One exception, and it is fair: if you delete or migrate the page we linked to, that one is yours.

Frequency

Weekly automated recrawl

Window

12 months from publication

Triggers

Removal · no-follow flip · de-index · 404 · publisher offline

Remedy

Replacement placement, no extra charge

Exception

Breakage caused by changes to your own page