Serpzilla Review & Test: September 2026
Tested first-handMy take on Serpzilla
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.
What Serpzilla looks like
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Serpzilla: strengths and weaknesses
My own take on Serpzilla, not the platform's sales pitch.
Strengths
- Access to over 150,000 sites and a billion pages
- Extremely cheap entry points
- Automation saves a large share of the manual work
- Publication possible within five minutes
- Over 40 filtering metrics
- You only pay for links actually placed and active
Weaknesses
- Traffic estimates can be optimistic
- No traffic geo-distribution filter
- Mistrusted by the SEO community over recycled site networks
- Bulk automated buying creates unnatural link spikes
Serpzilla netlinking platform features
Features as described by the platform, in its own terms.
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Catalogue filterable on many criteria
FreeThe catalogue filters on domain zones, languages, categories, the number of pages indexed in Google, the accepted topic, plus per-column metrics: AS, DR, DA, Google indexing, traffic, placement time (TAT) and price. An assisted relevance sort is offered.
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Site versus competitors analysis
FreeA Site vs competitors module compares the project's referring domains, Authority Score, organic traffic and keywords with those of its competitors, to guide placement selection.
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Automation and strategy
FreeAutomation and Strategy areas help plan recurring link purchases, consistent with the rental model where links are renewed over time.
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AI article writing
PaidAn AI articles tool generates texts informed by competitor analysis, to support article placements.
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Pay as you go
FreeBalance is topped up in advance and you pay only for links actually placed and active. While the balance is empty, the platform hides the real domains and prices in the catalogue.
Serpzilla products and services
As described by the platform, using its own product names and prices.
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Rental links
Niche edits from $0.01/month, sitewide links from $1.30/monthLink placements billed monthly: the link stays live as long as the subscription runs, the platform's core model.
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Guest posts
From $5 per guest postPublication of articles with links, in several formats: advertiser's article, publisher's article, press placement (In The News) and outreach.
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Niche edits
Adding a link into already published content, without a new article.
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Sitewide links
A link present across all pages of a site, billed monthly.
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Forum and profile links
Backlinks from forums and profiles, offered in a dedicated section.
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UGC and brand mentions
Two recent formats: user-generated content (UGC) and brand mentions.
Serpzilla pricing and specifications
announced by the platform
- Model
- Network
- Interface languages
- English
- Multi-vendor negotiation
- No
- Catalogue size
- 150,000+ websites, 1 billion pages available for placement, 40+ filters (announced by the platform)
- Entry price
- Niche edits from $0.01/month, guest posts from $5, sitewide links from $1.30/month (announced by the platform)
- Turnaround
- Placement possible in 5 minutes
- Payment methods
- Credit card, Electronic payment systems
- Guarantee
- You pay only for links actually placed and active
- Link model
- Rental (recurring)
- Third-party ratings
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- Trustpilot: Poor (4 reviews, too small a sample to read as a signal)
How Serpzilla scores, criterion by criterion
- Usability 6/10 (40%)
Access to over 150,000 sites with more than 40 filtering metrics and placement possible in five minutes makes it quick to get started, but the mass automation leaves little fine control over each individual site.
- Reliability 6/10 (25%)
You only pay for links actually placed and active, which protects the buyer, but the model is rental-based, the SEO community distrusts the recycled site networks, and bulk automated buying creates unnatural link spikes.
- Value for money 6/10 (20%)
Entry points are extremely low (niche edits from $0.01/month, guest posts from $5), but the rental model means a recurring cost and traffic estimates can be optimistic, which puts the headline price into perspective.
- Transparency 6/10 (15%)
The catalogue and the 40+ filters are accessible, but traffic estimates can be optimistic, there is no geographic-distribution filter, and Trustpilot is too thin (4 reviews) to read a reliable signal.
What other buyers say about Serpzilla
2.7 /5
Only 12 reviews, too few to read as a trend. Shown for reference, not as a score.
The most recent reviews, in the order the source lists them. This is not a selection.
Honestly, Serpzilla makes link building much easier. Tons of sites, fast orders, and the prices are way better than most platforms I tried. The UI can feel a bit overwhelming at first, but you get used to it pretty quickly.
I've been using Serpzilla for several months now. The platform offers a massive inventory, and the automated system saves me a lot of time. What I appreciate most is the transparency. You can see the exact sites, metrics, and costs before placing an order.
I guess they have it somewhere, that it can take 15 days to refund (via Paypal). It was approved for refund 17 days ago, and they've yet to refund a meager $35. This site is not run by professionals.
Warning to all SEO professionals and link buyers: do not waste your time and money here. Serpzilla is scraping the web and adding websites to their inventory without the owners' knowledge.
Serpzilla vs other backlink platforms
Serpzilla beside three same-type platforms, on their stated figures. A score appears only where a platform was bought from and rated; the others are still under analysis, not marked down.
| Criterion | Serpzilla This review | Linkuma | Linkavista | Getalink |
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| Overall score | 6/10 | 6.5/10 | 7.15/10 | 7.95/10 |
| Type | Network | Network | Network | Marketplace |
| Catalogue | 150,000+ websites, 1 billion pages available for placement, 40+ filters | 4,000+ sites in a private network, 30,000-site PBN, 12 themes | 80,955 sites in the catalogue, positioned as an AI-driven PBN | 30,000+ domains, ~200 added weekly |
| Founded | – | 2022 | – | – |
| Guarantee | You pay only for links actually placed and active | 21-day indexing guarantee: the link is replaced if it is not indexed | A 'lowest price guaranteed' label on listings; refunds possible for a removed link, as reported by buyers | 1-year link guarantee. Refunds only if content is not delivered within 14 days; none once the live URL is delivered |
| Full review | – | Linkuma Review & Test | Linkavista Review & Test | Getalink Review & Test |
Frequently asked questions about Serpzilla
How many sites does Serpzilla have?
Serpzilla announces 150,000+ websites, 1 billion pages available for placement, 40+ filters.
How much does a link cost on Serpzilla?
Serpzilla announces: Niche edits from $0.01/month, guest posts from $5, sitewide links from $1.30/month.
How long does Serpzilla take to publish a link?
Serpzilla announces: Placement possible in 5 minutes.
Are Serpzilla links permanent?
No. Serpzilla rents links: you pay every month, and the link is removed when you stop paying. That makes the headline price a recurring cost, not a one-off.
What guarantee does Serpzilla offer?
Serpzilla announces: You pay only for links actually placed and active.