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Your link, added to an article that already ranks
A link insertion places your URL inside an existing, indexed article on a site in your niche. Nothing has to be written and nothing waits in an editorial queue, so it is the quickest way to put authority behind a page.
How growing SaaS teams choose a backlink partner
Teams evaluating providers usually start with authority, then realise relevance matters more.
Most shortlists end up including a vetted marketplace like Buy SaaS Linksyour link because the inventory can be checked before anything is bought.
What actually changes
One sentence gains a link. Nothing else moves.
We do not rewrite the article or bolt a paragraph onto the end. An editor adds your URL to a sentence where it genuinely belongs, and the page carries on ranking exactly as it did.
Before
Most shortlists end up including a vetted marketplace because the inventory can be checked before anything is bought.
After
Most shortlists end up including a vetted marketplace because the inventory can be checked before anything is bought.
Same sentence, same page, one contextual dofollow linkWhy it is the quickest option
A guest post has to be written, approved and then wait for the publication's editorial slot. An insertion skips all three, because the article already exists and is already indexed.
How it works
Four steps, and a person at every one
Every placement is pitched to a real editor by a real person. No automated blasts, no link exchanges.
Send the target page and anchor
Tell us the URL you want authority behind and the anchor text you have in mind. If you are not sure, we will suggest one that reads naturally.
We shortlist live articles
Our team searches the catalogue for indexed, on-topic articles where your link has a genuine reason to be there — not a paragraph invented around it.
You approve the page and the sentence
You see the article, its metrics and the exact sentence your link will sit in. Nothing is pitched to the editor before you say yes.
The editor inserts it, you get the URL
The placement goes live on the existing page and lands in your report with the live URL, its authority and its traffic.
Our standards
What the host article has to clear
An insertion is only worth having if the page it lands on is worth being on. These are the checks before we pitch anything.
Already indexed and ranking
The article has to be live, crawled and holding positions. A brand new post has no authority to pass on yet.
Real organic traffic
A floor of 1,000+ monthly organic visits on the site. Dead domains with borrowed authority do not qualify.
Genuinely on topic
Your link goes into an article about your subject, so it reads as a reference rather than an advert someone dropped in.
A sentence that fits
If there is no natural place for the link on the page, we do not force one — we find a different article.
Dofollow, permanent, one per domain
No rentals, no expiry dates, no nofollow surprises, and never two placements stacked on the same site.
Replacement guarantee
If the placement is removed inside the guarantee window we replace it on a site of equal or better authority, free.
Compare
Insertion, guest post or listicle?
All three build authority. An insertion is the fastest and the cheapest to produce, because the hard part — the article — already exists.
| Attribute | Link insertion | Guest post | Listicle |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A link in an existing article | A full article on your topic | A ranked slot in a roundup |
| Best for | Fast ranking support | Authority and depth | Being recommended |
| Page already ranking | Yes | No, it is new | No, it is new |
| Content written for you | Uses existing copy | Yes, 800–1,200 words | Yes |
| Your byline | No | Yes | No |
| Typical turnaround | 1–2 weeks | 2–4 weeks | 2–4 weeks |
FAQ
Questions before you start
Not sure an insertion is the right move for your page? Send us the URL and we will tell you honestly.
A guest post is a new article written for you and published under your byline. An insertion adds your link to an article that is already live and already ranking. You lose the byline and the word count, and you gain speed — and a page that has had months to build its own authority.
Yes. You see the article, the site it is on, its metrics, and the exact sentence your link will sit in. Nothing is pitched to the editor until you have approved all of it.
You can. Send the anchor you want and we will place it if it reads naturally in the sentence. If it would look forced, we will say so and suggest something closer to the surrounding copy, because an obviously stuffed anchor is what gets a placement noticed for the wrong reasons.
Editors do revise old posts. If your link is removed inside the guarantee window we replace it on a site of equal or better authority at no cost, and you are told in the monthly report rather than finding out yourself.
Yes. Every placement is a manually pitched, editorially approved link on a site with real traffic. We do not use private blog networks, automated submissions or link exchanges, and we cap placements at one per domain.
The link itself is usually live within one to two weeks. Because the host page is already indexed and ranking, it tends to be recrawled sooner than a brand new article would be — though how fast that moves your own rankings depends on your niche and competition.
Send us the page you want ranking
We will come back with live articles your link could sit in, their metrics, and what each one costs.