Pricing · Published in full

$300 a link. $500 for premium sites.

Every editorial link carries two costs: our work, and whatever the publication charges to run it. Most agencies bury both in one padded, unpredictable number. We publish two: $300 for standard publications, $500 for the premium ones that charge a steeper fee. Either way, that is the whole price.

$300 · Standard

Real-traffic publications, the publisher's fee included. One flat number for every qualifying site: not priced by traffic band, not by DR score. Verified traffic decides which sites qualify, never DR alone.

$500 · Premium

A handful of top publications charge a steeper fee to place editorial work. Those links are $500, the fee still included. One clean number, never a variable add-on.

No surprise fees

You pre-approve every domain before we pitch, and you see whether it is a $300 or a $500 site first. Nothing reaches your invoice you did not approve.

The quality bar

Every site earns its place before you see it.

Both prices are flat, but the standard is not. Every publication clears a real organic-traffic floor and a relevance check before it reaches your shortlist, and you pre-approve every domain before we pitch. Verified traffic, never DR alone.

Starter Pack · one-time

Test us with 3 links. One-time, $900, every guarantee included.

Start with the free baseline

Every link includes

  • You pre-approve every domain before we pitch
  • Site verified by real organic traffic, never DR alone
  • Fresh prospecting for your niche: no inventory list, no recycled catalog
  • Daily link monitoring from the day it goes live
  • 12-month free replacement if the link drops
  • No lock-in

How do we know what a link really costs? We opened our own invoices: the real cost of an editorial link in 2026 →

For context: quality editorial links trade at $500 to $900+ elsewhere (Reporter Outreach, State of Link Building 2026, n=500). We publish $300, or $500 on premium sites, the fee included in both.

Two ways to buy

Pay per link. Or own the whole motion.

Editorial links

$300/link · $500 premium

$300 for standard sites, $500 for premium. Fee included either way, no minimum.

  • Guest posts, listicle inserts, link insertions on pages that already rank
  • You pre-approve every domain
  • Publisher's fee included in both prices; you see which before we pitch
  • Daily monitoring · 12-month free replacement
How the service works →

Also on the menu

Two more offers. Same quality bar.

Running an agency? Partner-slot details and availability →

Replacement guarantee · the terms

If a link drops, here is exactly what happens.

Plain terms: what triggers the guarantee, what you get, and what happens if we can't deliver.

Trigger
A link we placed goes down: removed, unlinked, or the page taken offline. Daily monitoring means we usually spot it before you do.
Window
12 months from the day the link goes live.
Remedy
A free replacement link on another domain you pre-approve.
If we can't replace it
You get that link's fee back.
INVOKED 2 TIMES TO DATE · REPLACED FREE 2 / 2

We never promise rankings. We guarantee the quality bar and report the movement.

Pricing questions

The questions buyers ask before paying.

What counts as a placement?

A live link on a domain you pre-approved, on a site that cleared our verified organic-traffic bar. You see the full URL the day it goes live, and it stays on daily monitoring from then on. Guest posts, listicle inserts and link insertions all count the same way: live, visible, on a page a real reader can find.

When do I pay?

Editorial links are billed per link: $300 on a standard publication, $500 on a premium one that charges a steeper placement fee. The publisher's fee is included in both, so the price you see is the whole price, never a variable add-on. You pre-approve every domain and know whether it is a $300 or a $500 site first. The Citable Authority retainer bills monthly at $3,950, with a 90-day opt-out and no lock-in.

What's the publisher's fee, and when do I pay it?

Many quality publications charge a fee to place editorial work. We include it in the price rather than adding it to your invoice. On standard publications that keeps the link at $300. On premium publications that charge a steeper fee, that is what makes the link $500 instead. Either way it is one number, you always see whether a site is $300 or $500 before we pitch, and there is never a fee added after the fact.

Why is the retainer more than 6 links cost a la carte?

Because the links are the floor of the stack, not the whole of it. Six links at $300 run $1,800 on their own. The retainer wraps them in a managed program: monthly brand-mention tracking so you see where you are cited and where you are not, the quarterly AI-citation report against your baseline, and a strategy call with the founder. It also absorbs the publishers' fees along the way. Priced as a program rather than a link count, the retainer is $3,950 a month.

What if a domain I pre-approved falls through?

It happens: editors decline, sites change direction. We go back to prospecting and bring you fresh domains to approve. You're never charged for a placement that didn't happen, and pre-approval means you're never surprised by where a link lands.

Know where you stand before you spend.

The free AI-citation baseline shows where ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Overviews cite you today. Quality-checked, two fields to request. If we're not a fit, keep it.

No call required · usually ready in minutes · yours either way