Are paid backlinks safe? And other real questions.

We place genuine editorial content on real publications we own and operate, with clear FTC sponsored disclosure. That is white-hat digital PR, relevant articles, real audiences, contextual links, not a PBN or link scheme. We never promise specific Google rankings; we place the kind of links that hold up.

Undisclosed links bought purely to manipulate rankings carry risk. Disclosed, editorial, relevant placements on real publications are how digital PR has always worked, and that is what we do. Every placement is disclosed, on a site with a real audience, with verifiable metrics.

We own and operate every portal in the network. That is the whole point: we set the editorial standard, control the calendar, and stand behind the traffic, so you are not trusting a stranger's blog or a publisher-reported screenshot.

Yes. Every placement is a contextual, do-follow editorial link inside a real article written for readers, never a footer or sidebar widget.

Because we own the analytics. We show live Domain Rating and Google Analytics organic traffic for every portal, and sample articles, before you order.

No outreach, no waiting on third-party replies. Because we publish on our own portals, most placements go live in about 5 to 7 days, with a live-link report.

A sponsored article is a new, full editorial piece built around your link. A niche edit, or link insertion, places your contextual link inside an existing, already-indexed article on a relevant portal. You can choose either at order time.

BacklinkPlace is a professional placement service for agencies and brands. Paid-only keeps the network quality high and free of the spam volume that ruins free link schemes. Your rankings are not worth risking on cheap links.

Yes. Plans are month-to-month, cancel anytime, no contracts.

Yes. On Growth and above you can plan anchor text and target URLs, and our editors place the link naturally so it reads well and holds up. We avoid over-optimized, repetitive anchors that put your domain at risk.