Link Price Finder: How to Compare Backlink Prices Across Marketplaces
A link price finder shows what one site costs on every marketplace at once. Learn how to use one, what to check…
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Type a website and see what guest post marketplaces charge to publish your link there. Use it free in your browser, or run the open-source version from GitHub with your own API keys.
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No spreadsheets and no emailing publishers for a quote. Three steps, about a minute.
Paste up to 20 domains or URLs from your outreach sheet. We clean them up and remove duplicates.
We ask each partner guest post marketplace for its current listing and line the offers up, cheapest first.
Press Go to open that publisher on the marketplace and order there. You pay the marketplace directly.
Backlink prices swing a lot. A guest post on a small niche blog can cost under $100, while a placement on a major news site can cost thousands. And the very same site is often listed at different prices by different sellers.
These are the things that move the price. The checker shows each of them next to the offer, so you can tell a fair price from an inflated one.
Instead of opening a tab per marketplace, check them together. Live prices come from partners that give us API access, with quick links to other marketplaces. We add and remove partners from time to time.
New articles on the publisher's site, with or without content writing included.
Your link added to an existing, already indexed article. Also called niche edits.
See which publishers accept casino, crypto or CBD links and what they charge extra.
There is no paid plan waiting behind a timer. Marketplaces may pay us a referral fee when you buy through our links, which keeps the checker free. Offers are always sorted by price, never by commission.
Open source
Have your own marketplace API keys? Run the MIT-licensed command-line version on your machine, check hundreds of domains at once and export prices to CSV or JSON. No account needed.
git clone https://github.com/jayxconnect/linkacquire
cd linkacquire && pip install .
# add your marketplace API key (see README)
bpc example.com another-blog.net:250
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A backlink price checker shows what marketplaces charge for a guest post or link on a specific website. With LinkAcquire you paste a domain (or a list), and it pulls the live listed prices from partner guest post marketplaces so you can see the cheapest offer before you buy.
There is no single price. A guest post on a small niche blog can cost well under $100, while placements on large news and media sites can run into the thousands. The price depends on the site's authority, real organic traffic, niche, link type, whether writing is included and extra fees for sensitive topics. The same site is often listed at different prices on different marketplaces, which is why it pays to check before buying.
Yes. There is no paid plan, trial or credit card. Some marketplaces pay us a referral commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you. Offers are always sorted by price, never by commission.
We pull live prices from marketplaces that give us API access, and add quick links to other popular guest post marketplaces so you can compare there too. We add and remove partners from time to time, so your results always show the current list.
From each marketplace's official API, fetched when you run a check. Results may be cached for up to an hour to respect the marketplaces' limits.
Yes. The LinkAcquire backlink price checker CLI is open source under the MIT license. It runs on your own computer, uses your own marketplace API keys, and compares guest post and link insertion prices for any list of websites.
No. The CLI is a separate, minimal tool for people who already have marketplace API keys. linkacquire.com is a free hosted price checker that needs no keys or installation.