The best link building services in 2026

PRWiz is a link building marketplace with a done-for-you team built in, and it's the most flexible way to buy links we've reviewed. You browse 9,000+ publisher sites with the real domain, DR, organic traffic, country, language and price on screen, then order a guest post or link insertion on the exact site you want. Guest posts run from $29 to $11,000, with a median of $154.

If you'd rather not pick sites, the done-for-you tiers choose them for you by authority band, from $79 per link at DR 10+ to $675 at DR 70+, usually delivered in 5 to 14 business days. Press release distribution ($349 or $599) and journalist-request links live in the same account, so one dashboard covers most of what a link program needs.

The part most vendors skip is what happens after a link goes live. PRWiz checks every placement daily and alerts you if it's removed, switched to nofollow or dropped from Google's index, and each order states how long the link is meant to stay up. In our price study, its median guest post was cheaper than on 9 of the 13 other marketplaces we tracked.

Editorial.Link builds links through genuine outreach to sites that don't sell placements, and you approve every target before anyone is pitched. You can choose the websites, the articles and the anchor text, and progress sits in a shared tracker with a dedicated account manager.

It prices per link rather than per month. A single link costs $375 at its base rate, and you start with one trial link before signing a contract; five links cost $1,750 and twenty cost $6,000, which brings the price down to $300 each. Placements average DR 67, the company holds a 5.0 rating across 81 Clutch reviews, and first links usually land within about a week of site approval.

Its clients lean toward software and marketplaces, including monday.com, G2, HubSpot, PandaDoc and Capital.com. The team is small and mostly Ukraine-based, so very large programs take longer to ramp up.

Page One Power has run relevance-first, manual link building from Boise, Idaho since 2010. Every campaign is custom, and the team can create linkable content on your own site before outreach begins, which helps when your pages give editors little to cite.

Pricing starts at $3,700 a month on an initial six-month contract, and a 2026 industry roundup puts typical annual spend between $50,000 and $100,000. Each account has a dedicated project manager, monthly reports and a quarterly strategy review.

Its client list is broad and recognizable, from QuickBooks, Hyatt and Lucidchart to Healthline and Mr. Rooter, and agencies can buy the same work under their own brand.

Authority Magnet is a managed link building agency founded in India in 2018. It grew past 50 people at its peak and now runs smaller, high-touch programs, mostly for SaaS and B2B companies that want strategy, content and placement handled by one team.

Programs start with a page and anchor map built around the pages that drive trials and demos, so comparison, alternative and integration pages come first. A strategist then shortlists relevant publications, and you can approve sites before anything is placed.

Clients have left 17 verified reviews averaging 5.0, including affiliate site owners who credit its niche edits with big ranking jumps. Its pricing page lists the numbers upfront: from $5,000 a month, with most full-service programs at $10,000 to $15,000 and no setup fees.

Siege Media is one of the best-known content and digital PR agencies in the US, with offices in Austin, New York, Chicago and San Francisco, though its team now works fully remote. It earns links with original data studies, industry reports and interactive tools that journalists cite on their own.

It says it never buys links, and it works with a network of over 7,500 media partners. Its published Vena Solutions case reports 1,200+ links to Siege-created content in two and a half years, plus 1,200 citations in AI answers. Clients include Zapier, Zoom, Asana, Instacart and Zendesk.

The trade-off is cost and time. Digital PR retainers start at roughly $12,000 to $15,000 a month, and campaigns take several months to build momentum.

Stellar SEO is a Nashville agency, founded in 2012 and fully remote, that does something most managed agencies avoid: it lists a price for every link on its own site. Niche edits cost $225 each, and guest posts run $297, $397 or $600 depending on whether you order DA 30+, 40+ or 50+.

There's no minimum order, so you can test it with a single link before committing, and if a guest post lands below the DA you paid for, it refunds or replaces it. Teams that want steady volume can take a monthly package instead: $2,500 for 8 links or $5,000 for 16.

Since 2021 it has also run a personal injury, mass tort and maritime law practice. It made the Inc. 5000 in 2024 and 2025 and holds 5.0 from 18 Clutch reviews. Per-link prices sit at the premium end, and custom campaigns are still quoted.

BlueTree Digital is a managed agency for SaaS, B2B and fintech brands that places links inside contributed articles on established tech publications. Unusually for a managed agency, it publishes its prices.

The Starter plan costs $3,500 a month for six placements, Pro costs $5,000 for ten and Enterprise $7,500 for fifteen or more. Every placement must clear stated floors of DR 60+ and at least 3,000 monthly organic visits, links are dofollow, and anything removed or nofollowed within 12 months is replaced for free.

Terms are month-to-month, and intake is capped at four new clients a month to protect delivery. Named clients include FreshBooks, CreditDonkey and Dooly.

uSERP is a Denver agency that builds high-authority editorial links for funded SaaS, fintech and enterprise brands. Its clients include monday.com, Robinhood, CrowdStrike, Binance, Wiz and Freshworks, and it reports serving more than 575 clients.

Outreach is manual and handled in-house, with placements focused on DR 60+ sites and a policy of replacing removed links within six months. Its own site starts link building at $5,000 a month on a three-month initial term, then month to month, though a full rate card is no longer public.

Its published case studies back the roster: monday.com gained 22% more organic traffic in three months, and Nav climbed to #1 for "business credit cards".

Reboot Online is a UK digital PR agency that builds campaigns around original research and pitches the findings to journalists. Industry roundups credit it with coverage in national outlets including The Guardian and BBC Online.

Pricing is campaign-based and, like any earned-media shop, it won't promise a fixed number of links. What you pay for is the research, the story and the pitching.

That makes it a strong fit for UK brands that want national press coverage and the brand visibility that comes with it, not just rankings.

Fractl, founded in 2012 in Delray Beach, Florida, builds every campaign on original data or a survey, because journalists cover stories backed by numbers. Its targets are national titles such as The New York Times, Forbes, CNBC and Harvard Business Review.

Its campaign frameworks are built to repeat, so coverage compounds instead of hanging on one viral hit. Named clients include Adobe, Discover and Paychex.

Pricing is a custom retainer based on scope, so it's best suited to brands with a marketing budget measured in quarters, not weeks.