Catalogue open since 2026

Buying backlinks for SEO from a catalogue, not a list

Free lists of backlink sources age fast. Our catalogue holds 50,000+ vetted donor domains, and every entry shows Domain Rating, traffic, niche and price before you pay anything.

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50,000+ vetted donor domains
From $1 per link, no subscription
Basket charges nothing until you pay

Budget estimateFree to browse

Rough price per link this estimate uses

DR 0–9~$2
DR 10–29~$6
DR 30–49~$18
DR 50+~$45

What it is for

Buying backlinks for SEO: four shelves of one catalogue

A librarian files a book by what it is, not by who recommends it. We file donor sites the same way, so you can find a link by its properties.

Metrics on the spine

Each row lists Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. Nothing sits behind a click.

Filters, not guesswork

Narrow 50,000+ donors by niche, language, authority or budget. A public spreadsheet cannot do that, and it cannot tell you which rows died last spring.

A basket that waits

Add rows and review them. No charge happens until you pay, so you can build a shelf over several evenings.

Three ways to write the article

Let the article be written automatically from your URL and keyword, send your own prompt, or hand over a finished piece.

Compare

A public list against a catalogue entry

Product facts only. Rankings are never promised by either.
What you check	Free public list	Catalogue row
Who vets the site	Unknown, often nobody	Traffic-vetted before listing
Metrics shown	Usually none, sometimes a stale DR	DR, traffic, referring domains
Price	Hidden or free, with a catch	Shown per row, $1 to about $500
Freshness	Frozen on the day someone pasted it	One shared inventory
Link type	Mixed, often nofollow or exchange	Dofollow, permanent placement

vetted donor domains: 50,000+
lowest price per link: $1
top of the price range: ~$500
usual time to go live: ~24 h

How it works

From a question to a placed link

Find links

Filter by Domain Rating, traffic, niche, language and price.

Add to the basket

Pick rows that match your topic. The basket does not charge.

Pick a content mode

Automatic from URL and keyword, your own prompt, or your own finished article.

Pay and track it

The placement shows in ordered links with its status, usually live within about 24 hours.

Checklist

Five things we look at in any donor row

Does the niche sit next to your page, or only next to your wish?
Is the traffic organic, and does the figure look plausible for the topic?
Do the referring domains read like a real site, or like a farm?
Is the price in proportion to the metrics beside it?
Would you be content if a person opened the page and saw your link?

Who it is for

What a free list taught us about decay

Public lists are written once, then they rot. A site that accepted links in 2022 may be parked, sold or de-indexed by now, and the spreadsheet will still show it with a cheerful tick.

Our crawler and our own index recheck donors against the inventory, which is why a catalogue entry beats a pasted row. The reasons lists age, with dates, are laid out in why free link exchange websites decay.

Reading is the other half of the job. People skip it. A strong row on a weak page still disappoints, so read a donor site before you buy and price the order before the basket fills. Google's spam policies treat paid links that pass credit as a link scheme, and no vendor can promise how a link will count.

Why a catalogue row can be checked again

A check is only useful when it is repeated. Our crawler and our own index recheck donors against the inventory, so the row you read is meant to be current rather than pasted once. Repetition is the point.

Your own habit should follow the same rhythm. Once a month, reopen the rows you rely on, and note anything that has changed since you last looked at them.

What to check before the basket fills

Before the basket fills, open each donor and read its newest article. Confirm that the niche still matches your page and that the traffic figure looks plausible for the site you can see.

Put one question to every row: would you be comfortable explaining this link to an editor? If the answer is no, the row does not belong in the basket, however good its numbers look.

FAQ

Questions people type before they order

Is buying backlinks for SEO safe?

No purchase is risk-free. Google's spam policies call paid links that pass ranking credit a link scheme, and SpamBrain, which arrived with the December 2022 link spam update, hunts for patterns. Buy few, choose relevant sites, and keep ratios believable.

Where can I find a free backlink list that still works?

Treat any public list as a lead, not a source. Check each site by hand for traffic, niche and recent posts. Our guide on list decay shows how to test a row in five minutes.

Can I check my backlinks for free with Ahrefs?

Yes, within limits. The free checker shows a capped sample, and Ahrefs Webmaster Tools covers sites you verify. Google Search Console also lists links to your site. Our limits page compares the three.

How much does one backlink cost here?

From $1 up to about $500 per link, depending on the donor's authority, traffic and niche. There is no subscription. The price page gives example orders, clearly marked as examples.

Is there a free trial for backlinks?

There is no free trial. The cheapest way to test is a single $1-range link on a small donor, plus a basket you can fill and review without paying.

How fast does a purchased link go live?

Usually within about 24 hours of payment. The article is written automatically with one clean link to your page, unless you supply your own prompt or finished article.

Do I need a backlink specialist, or can I do this myself?

A careful beginner can manage a small order with the checklists on this site. Hire a specialist when you have dozens of pages, a penalty history, or a site that sells in several languages.