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Link building company for SaaS, and the agent that replaces one

The link building companies that work show you each site before they pitch it, and they stop counting a link the day it disappears. If a firm won't do both, keep looking. Or let our agent do the same job from $49 a month with every pitch in front of you.

How to tell a good link building firm from a reseller

A link building company finds pages worth a link, gets the person who runs each one to agree, and proves the link went live. Firms mostly differ in where the sites come from. Plenty of link building agencies resell the same marketplace inventory under their own name, which is why quotes from two different firms can list the same sites.

People who buy this work put it more plainly. In the r/linkbuilding thread on the best link building agencies, u/Still_Ad_7615 wrote: "Links still work. Bad links don't. Agencies keep pretending those are the same thing." u/GroMach_Team went further: "Most agencies just sell spots on link farms that eventually get nuked."

When people compare link building companies on Reddit, the names that come up include Loganix, FatJoe, Editorial.Link, Linkifi, The HOTH and LinksThatRank. One r/localseo commenter placed small trial orders with Loganix, FatJoe and Editorial.Link and said only Editorial.Link delivered what they expected. That's one buyer's experience, so don't read it as a ranking. Whoever ends up on your shortlist, ask four things: where the sites come from, whether you approve each one, whether the links are dofollow, and what happens when a link is removed.

We built another option. Our agent pulls the pages ranking for your keywords and shows why it picked each one. It drafts a pitch about that specific page, and once you approve it, the pitch goes out from your inbox. Every week it re-checks the links you've won and stops counting any it can't find. If you'd rather hand the work off, our team does directory submission by hand for a one-time $99, $167 or $357. The sample report shows what you get before you pay for either.

Last checked: 30 October 2026.

What you get

How it actually works.

You see the site before the pitch

Every target comes from a page ranking for one of your keywords, and its score and the signals behind it are on screen. You can push back before anyone is contacted.

You read the pitch before the editor does

Each draft is written about the page it's going to and waits in your queue. It sends from your inbox, so the replies and the relationship stay with you.

Links count only while they're live

Won links are fetched from the live page and re-checked weekly. If a link is removed or turns nofollow, it drops out of the count.

No retainer to escape from

From $49 a month on Starter, $99 on Pro or $199 on Growth, and you can cancel from the dashboard. There's no minimum term.

A team when you want one

Our team submits to directories by hand, from $99 one time per site. Agencies and founders with several products can buy 3 sites for $199 or 5 for $249.

Proof

Real domains. Go and check them.

☀️+43 DR

August.ai

12→55

in 60 days · 2.1K links · +900% traffic

🎨+20 DR

BlackInk.ai

15→35

in 90 days · 10.5K links · +200% traffic

🤖+19 DR

Virlo.ai

8→27

in 49 days · 1.3K links · +1200% traffic

🎓+18 DR

Hey.Kwakwa.com

22→40

in 48 days · 724 links · +22% traffic

Objections

The things you're already thinking.

What should a link building company show me before I pay?

Ask how they choose sites, for a sample of what they report, whether the links are dofollow, and what they do when a link is removed. Our sample report page shows exactly what we hand over.

Is this cheaper than hiring a link building firm?

Usually. In the r/localseo thread, one commenter described a service at about $4,000 a month aimed mostly at SaaS, and per-link estimates in an r/SEO thread on cost ran from $50 to over $1,000. The agent is $49 a month on Starter, $99 on Pro and $199 on Growth, with no per-link fee.

Do you guarantee a number of links a month?

No. Some firms do, and it's worth asking how they plan to keep that promise. We show you the pipeline and what came out of it instead.

Who is this not for?

Anyone who wants links bought in bulk, a fixed number of links each month, or articles written for them. It also won't help a site that has nothing worth linking to yet. Start with directory listings and switch the agent on later.

What does the agent cost, and what do I get?

The agent working on your site every day: it finds opportunities, scores them with the reasons attached, finds contacts, and drafts the pitches. Starter is $49 a month ($19 for the first month on a new account) with 1 site, 1,500 credits and 1 sending inbox. Pro is $99 a month with 3 sites, 4,000 credits and 3 sending inboxes. Growth is $199 a month with 10 sites, 10,000 credits and 10 sending inboxes. Every plan gets the whole agent, and you read every draft before anything sends. Cancel from the dashboard whenever you want.

From the founder

I built this because I was doing it by hand for my own products, and the tedious part was never the writing. It was finding the twenty pages worth writing to, then remembering which ones I'd already asked.

So the agent does the finding and the remembering, and leaves you the part a human is still better at: deciding whether the pitch is any good. If it ever stops doing that well, tell me — the address below is mine and I read it.

Piyush Patel

Founder, BacklinkBot

Ask me anything

Your next backlinks are
already out there.

On pages ranking for your keywords right now, written by people who have never heard of you. Run the agent and see how many it finds.

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