Best backlink platforms in September 2026

My take : A very pleasant platform to get to grips with: everything is clear, well presented and simple to use. The catalogue is large and of good quality, with prices that are not the lowest on the market but stay reasonable. Transparency is good; the main drawback is the lack of Google Analytics 4 and Search Console data, which means relying on third-party metrics that are easier to manipulate. Best for those who value a polished interface and a solid catalogue over the lowest price.

Pricing

SEO copywriting from $25. No subscriptions or hidden fees

Catalogue

150,000+ websites, 80,000+ unique domains

My take : Overall I like this platform for buying links on large domains. It isn't suited to small budgets: under €100 there isn't much quality. Above that, you get very good spots across all kinds of niches, including sensitive ones.

Pricing

Posts from EUR 25 depending on the publisher; our tester finds no real quality below EUR 100; managed service from EUR 400/month, no contract

Catalogue

30,000+ domains, ~200 added weekly

My take : A modern, transparent platform focused on targeting: it recommends media by affinity with your project and even lets you filter by presence in ChatGPT and Google's AI overviews, a rare angle. Listings are rich, with the ahrefs traffic curve, acceptance rate and delivery time. Prices are not the lowest but the targeting avoids wasted purchases. A good choice for those who want to steer their visibility finely, AI included.

Pricing

From €100 per placement. No public pricing tiers, quotes are per campaign

Catalogue

37,300+ media outlets, 685 added last month, 3,180 categories

My take : A complete, versatile marketplace: beyond standard articles, it adds Telegram placements, press releases across a large media network and a competitor analysis useful for targeting. The optional link insurance and a sizeable review sample reassure on reliability, and prices stay reasonable. You need to create a project to reach the full catalogue. A good pick for those wanting to vary link formats with good metrics at a balanced price.

Pricing

10% commission on deposits, 1–4% payment fees. Copywriting $5–$100+

Catalogue

37,000+ websites, 2,000+ major media outlets for press releases, plus Telegram channels

My take : A broad, well-run international marketplace: a large catalogue of verified sites, thorough filters and transparent third-party metrics on every listing. Payments are secured through escrow, though a few buyers report refund delays. Prices stay reasonable without being the lowest. A good fit for those wanting volume and international coverage with clear data, rather than the rock-bottom price.

Pricing

Guest posts from under $50 to several hundred; copywriting $25–$150+

Catalogue

90,000–100,000 publisher sites

My take : Linkavista positions itself as an AI-driven PBN with a genuine marketplace: 80,955 catalogue sites, 41,185 of them French (counted live), full verified per-listing metrics, a negotiation inbox and built-in competitor analysis. The tooling is solid, but trust is tempered by a middling Trustpilot, reported post-order price counter-offers and features still in beta. A good ground for French-language links, provided each quote is checked. Provisional score, to be refined with my real hands-on feedback.

Pricing

Backlinks from EUR 7 per link; marketplace roughly EUR 28 to over EUR 800 depending on the site

Catalogue

80,955 sites in the catalogue, positioned as an AI-driven PBN

My take : Linkuma is a private PBN built for volume: links from EUR 7 with copywriting included, a 21-day indexing guarantee and multi-month scheduling give it an aggressive price-to-volume ratio. The price of that simplicity is control: you choose neither the site nor the content, no per-spot metric is exposed and everything happens inside a closed network. Best kept for reinforcement campaigns where volume matters more than fine media selection. Provisional score, to be refined with my real hands-on feedback.

Pricing

Starter €7, Linkuma €10, Boost €30, Marketplace €70–€190

Catalogue

4,000+ sites in a private network, 30,000-site PBN, 12 themes

My take : A functional but unremarkable platform: the catalogue is decent, with a strong French-language tilt, per-media metrics and regular promotions. The interface stays basic and there is no public third-party review page to back up reliability. Prices range from small blogs to national newspapers. It works for volume at a controlled price, but you will find more polished and more transparent options elsewhere.

Pricing

Copywriting €14–€56

Catalogue

21,000+ publishers

My take : Serpzilla is a very high-volume network: over 150,000 sites, 40+ filters, five-minute placement and negligible entry points (from $0.01/month). Paying only for active links protects the buyer, but the model stays rental-based, with leased links that die once you stop paying, sometimes optimistic traffic estimates and a reputation dented by recycled site networks. Best kept for low-cost volume tests, watching the links' real durability. Provisional score, to be refined with my real hands-on feedback.

Pricing

Niche edits from $0.01/month, guest posts from $5, sitewide links from $1.30/month

Catalogue

150,000+ websites, 1 billion pages available for placement, 40+ filters

My take : Icopify is a very low-cost marketplace (from $4 per backlink) on a massive 40,000+ site inventory, with full content control and a clean interface. But the quality signals are worrying: metrics described as misleading, sometimes dead sites, a presence guarantee poorly honoured in practice, dismal support and a 1.0/5 Slashdot score. A minimum balance is even required to view the catalogue, worth flagging. Handle with caution, checking each site before buying. Provisional score, to be refined with my real hands-on feedback.

Pricing

$4 to $400+ per backlink; content from $6.45 per 500 words

Catalogue

40,000+ publisher sites