The short version: a person does the work.
- 100% hand-made
- Vetted sites only
- 10+ years in SEO
What buyers point to
Everything hand-made
Accounts, bios, images, categories. No template stamped across two hundred sites with a name swapped in.
A list nobody else has
Our sources are researched in-house, not scraped from the same public dump every automation tool ships with.
Traffic or authority, never neither
We check both before a site qualifies, using traffic data as the first filter and DR as the second.
Drip-feed as standard
Large orders spread over weeks. Fast delivery is available, it is just rarely the smart option.
Credentials handed over
You own the account. If you rebrand, you change the link yourself without asking us.
Ten years of this
Same team, same approach, through every core update for 10+ years. We have watched the shortcuts stop working.
How an order actually gets built
- Step 01
You pick the parameters
Niche, language and link type, chosen before anything is built, not after.
- Step 02
A writer sets up the profile
A real account, a bio written for that site, an image that fits its category.
- Step 03
It goes out on a drip
Spread across days or weeks so the pace looks like something a normal site would attract.
- Step 04
Status lands in the dashboard
Live URL, indexing status and export, updated as each one goes live.
Where the standard shows up in the price
The less obvious parts
Filters that mean something
Sort the database by niche, country, follow status or platform type before you order. A German client rarely wants two hundred American boards, and the software lets you say so.
Twenty new sites a month
Someone on the team spends their week finding and testing new platforms. That is how a list stays useful instead of turning into the same fifty names everyone else sells.
Dashboard worth opening
Live status, index status, drip progress, exports. Nothing hides behind a support ticket. Everything is visible in your account before you spend more.
Why the rate changes with volume
Small orders
Up to 50 links sits at $5 each, which covers the time a writer spends per profile without any volume discount baked in yet.
Larger and recurring orders
51 to 100 links drop to $4, above that to $3, and a 3-month recurring plan takes a further 25% off. Bulk buyers above 1,000 a month get a rate quoted per unit.
Who is behind the account
A small in-house group, not a marketplace of freelancers bidding on your order. The same people wrote your bio last year and will likely write the next one.
That continuity is also why the reseller side works: a named contact instead of a rotating queue, and agencies who've sold this for years without a quality complaint.
What we will not claim
Profile links do not rank a page on their own. They build a base: a brand that looks real, a link profile that is not suspiciously thin, and pages that help a crawler find you. Anyone promising position one from a profile batch is selling something else.
We also will not promise indexing. Whether Google keeps a page is its own decision. We report the outcome instead of hiding it.
And we will not take every order. Sites in a few risky verticals get turned away because the platforms we work with delete them, and that wastes both our time.
If profile links are not the right spend for you this month, we will say so. Cheaper for us than a refund and an angry email. Rates are on the pricing page if you want to judge for yourself.