Backlink Building Service
Most backlink building services sell you a monthly number and leave the work invisible. Ours is a defined project with an end date: a person submits your product to 100, 200 or 300+ real directories by hand, and you get the URL of every one.
What you get
new referring domains at the Starter tier, each one a page you can open and check
every submission filled out by a person, following that directory's actual rules and category structure
directories in our own vetted database, filtered by DR and relevance to your category
$99, $167 or $357 per project, with nothing recurring
How it works
- 1
Pick the size of the job
100+, 200+ or 300+ directories, sized by how much coverage your product needs.
- 2
Fill in one intake form
Product name, tagline, category, logo and pricing. That single form covers every submission in the package.
- 3
We build it directory by directory
Each listing is written for that directory's format and submitted manually, starting within 48 hours.
- 4
You get the URLs
A report with a live link for every completed listing, so the build is auditable rather than described.
Pricing
One-time, per project. No monthly retainer.
Starter
Submission to 100+ directories
- Submission to 100+ directories
- Handpicked, relevant listings
- Detailed submission report
- Email support
Pro
Submission to 200+ directories
- Submission to 200+ directories
- Everything in Starter
- Priority email support
- 15% discount on paid listings
Elite
Submission to 300+ directories
- Submission to 300+ directories
- Everything in Pro
- Priority email support
- 27% discount on paid listings
“Day 1 — no backlinks. Day 30 — 400 backlinks. Amazing tool, got 3 customers. Made back what I paid for and then some.”
Vikram Kumar — Associate Software Engineer, TechScale Solutions
What "building" means when the work is real
The word does a lot of hiding in this market. For an automated tool, building means firing the same generic payload at a few hundred forms and counting the submissions rather than the acceptances. For us it means a person opening a directory, reading what it wants, choosing the right category, writing a description that fits the format, and submitting.
The difference shows up in the acceptance rate, not the submission count, and it's the reason we report live URLs rather than a total. A listing that was submitted and rejected isn't a backlink, and any service that reports the first number instead of the second is choosing the flattering one.
What a hundred directory links do, and what they don't
They give a new product something a crawler can find it through. Before the first batch, a product that launched last month usually has a handful of referring domains, and most of them are its own subdomains and a Product Hunt page. After it, there are a hundred independent, indexed pages that name the product and describe what it does.
What they don't do is move you past an established competitor on a competitive keyword. Referring domain count is one input among many, and we won't quote you a Domain Rating figure because nobody can honestly predict one. What we can tell you is exactly how many real, live listings you'll have, because that's the part we control.
Building it yourself
The database is free. All 1,287+ directories are browsable and filterable by DR, price and link type without an account, and there's a free tracker to log your progress as you go. Plenty of founders do exactly this and it works.
The reason to pay us is hours. A careful manual submission runs a few minutes each once you've found the directory, read its rules and adapted your copy, and a hundred of those is a real week of work. At $99 for the Starter package that's about a dollar per listing for the labour, which is the entire pitch.
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Guides, tools & comparisons
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How to Get Your Product Approved on Directories (Avoid Rejection)
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Directory Submission Finder
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Manual vs automated directory submission
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