We run a catalogue of donor sites, written up by people who prefer a dated record to a loud claim.
SEOBacklinkList editorial team ·
What the catalogue holds
SEOBacklinkList is a self-serve marketplace for individual dofollow backlinks, editorial placements and link insertions on real websites vetted for traffic. Think of it as a shelf of 50,000+ donor domains, kept in order by a crawler rather than a volunteer.
Every entry shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. Costs run from $1 to about $500, and there is no subscription. The same facts appear on every row, so two donors can be compared side by side. Handy.
You find links, add them to a basket that charges nothing, review it and pay. Simple. The article is written automatically with one clean link to your page, or you can send your own prompt or a finished article. Placements usually go live within about 24 hours.
Ordering is also open to scripts. A REST interface with a Bearer key exists, and AI agents such as ChatGPT or Claude can browse donors and fill a basket over MCP. Paying the basket remains a step a human approves.
How we work
Our own crawler, our own index
Donor data comes from our own crawler and our own index, not from a pasted spreadsheet.
Orders by API or agent
There is a REST interface with a Bearer key, and AI agents can browse donors and fill a basket over MCP. A person approves payment.
Publishers welcome
Site owners can sell links on their own sites, set a price, approve every placement and receive weekly payouts.
Honest limits
We cannot promise rankings, and we will not say a purchase is safe from Google. Paid links that pass credit can break its spam policies.
Why a librarian's voice
Because the problem is cataloguing. Most free lists fail for lack of a date and a source, which is the first thing a librarian writes down.
We give every figure on this site a context: a month, a tool or the word example. Where we do not know, we say so, and where Google has been vague we quote only what it has published.
Our data comes from our own crawler and our own index, with the inventory shared across the marketplace. A free list is a photograph. This is closer to a shelf that someone dusts, with each entry dated so you can judge for yourself how fresh it is before you rely on it.
Who writes the guides
The SEOBacklinkList editorial team writes them. No named individuals, no invented customers, no awards. Our guides begin with the questions DIY SEOs actually type, starting with why public lists decay and how to read a donor site. You can read them without an account.
Some visitors ask whether they need a backlink specialist. Probably not. The guides here are written for people doing it themselves, and a specialist earns the fee mainly on large, multilingual or penalised sites where mistakes are expensive.
Questions go through your account page. Have a look at our price page before you write if your question is about cost.
What you will find in each guide
A question phrased the way people really type it
A straight answer in the opening lines, limits included
Dates for Google updates, with the month, not just the year
Examples that say they are examples
A link to the next shelf, whether or not it ends in a sale