SaaS link building services
We run SaaS link building services for all companies that want links from sites their buyers actually read. You approve every site before we write a word, our writers draft the article, and when it goes live you get the URL. Seed-stage or Series C, the process is the same.
35K+
Publishers
40+
Niches covered
100K+
Posts / year
24/7
Support
Publisher inventory
Every site below shows its DA, DR, AS, monthly traffic and price. Open the marketplace to filter by any of them.
| Link | Age | Validity | TAT | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| agilityportal.io | 59 | 69 | 38 | 39.3K | 2% | Dofollow | 6 Years | Permanent | 4d | $170 |
| technologycounter.com | 47 | 51 | 38 | 39.9K | 1% | Dofollow | 7 years | Permanent | 4d | $140 |
| pixteller.com | 44 | 55 | 37 | 45.8K | 2% | Dofollow | 12 Years | Permanent | 4d | $140 |
| fueler.io | 42 | 67 | 40 | 34.2K | 1% | Dofollow | 5 Years | Permanent | 4d | $580 |
| synlabs.io | 41 | 27 | 22 | 1.1K | 1% | Dofollow | 9 Years | Permanent | 4d | $65 |
| outrightcrm.com | 37 | 62 | 51 | 341.9K | 2% | Dofollow | 12 years | 1 Year | 4d | $350 |
| livereacting.com | 35 | 57 | 46 | 145.7K | 1% | Dofollow | 9 years | Permanent | 4d | $650 |
| usermaven.com | 34 | 79 | 33 | 2.5K | 3% | Dofollow | 6 years | Permanent | 4d | $350 |
| saasadviser.co | 33 | 71 | 42 | 78.2K | 0% | Dofollow | 3 Years | Permanent | 4d | $270 |
| anyleads.com | 31 | 51 | 31 | 3.6K | 3% | Dofollow | 23 years | Permanent | 4d | $95 |
Challenges
A good product page isn't enough to rank a SaaS site. The results are crowded, buyers take their time, and anyone reading a guest post can tell within two paragraphs whether the author has ever used the software.
Software buyers do their homework. If your backlinks come from sites that have nothing to do with software, it shows in the profile, and it takes more than a few good links to undo.
In most SaaS categories, several funded competitors are chasing the same keywords. Good content helps, but without links from respected sites it often stalls.
One wrong claim about a feature makes the whole article look careless. The writer has to understand what the product does, and that rarely comes from a two-line brief.
Solutions
We're a link building agency for SaaS companies that would rather have ten good placements than fifty forgettable ones.
Our SaaS list is made up of sites that cover software, business, start-ups, and related areas like B2B tools or marketing tech. If a site doesn't fit, it doesn't go on the list.
Writers read your site and product docs before they start. Feature names, integrations and use cases get checked against what you've published.
For ongoing SaaS link building, we set up a monthly package around the authority level you're aiming for and what your team can review each month. We mix higher and lower authority sites so the profile looks natural.
A seed-stage product needs a steady run of placements in its own category. A larger platform needs a few bigger names too. We plan both on one roadmap so you can see what's coming.
Playbook
We look at your product, your buyers, the links you already have and the pages you want to rank. That tells us what to pitch before we contact a single site.
You get a list of publishers with traffic and authority numbers beside each one. You say yes or no. Nothing gets written until you've picked.
We write the article for the publisher's readers first and your product second. Someone on our team checks the facts and where the link sits before it goes out.
The article goes live on a real URL. You get a white-label report with the link, the site's metrics and the date it went up.
Use cases
A new domain has no authority and nobody is searching for it by name. A few placements on relevant tech sites give search engines and early users a reason to take notice.
If people sign up on their own, search is your sales team. Placements on sites your target users read send them to the pages that matter.
Long sales cycles mean buyers check you out many times before they talk to anyone. A smaller number of strong placements helps more here than a big volume of weak ones. We stay away from link networks, which tend to get flagged.
Outcomes
Deep dive
They're a way of earning links to a software company's website from relevant publishers, mostly through guest articles. The aim is to show search engines, and buyers, that your product is a credible name in its category.
In SaaS, relevance counts for more than almost anything else. We only place links on sites with a real audience, editorial standards and a clear connection to software or business. That keeps your backlink profile clean and makes it less likely to suffer when Google updates its spam systems. Before you see a shortlist, we've checked each site's traffic, spam score and topic. If you're comparing a white hat link building agency for SaaS against cheaper options, ask to see that data first.
One link won't move a competitive keyword. A run of good guest posts alongside strong content on your own site can, usually over several months. Give a campaign six months before you judge it, and look at referral traffic, rankings and branded search as well as the number of links.
Services
Proof
“We work with a lot of vendors who promise category-specific placements and then send us the same generic sites everyone else gets. Guest Post Discovery actually delivered publishers that understood our product, and the content didn't need heavy edits before it went live.”
“I was cautious about outsourcing content for such a technical product, but their writers clearly understood our integrations and use cases without needing three rounds of edits.”
“The reporting made it easy to show our CMO exactly what we were paying for. Every placement came with a live link and a summary we could hand off without rewriting it ourselves.”
“We looked at a few guest post service provider for saas options before this one, and most of them treated every SaaS company the same. This team actually asked about our category before pitching anything.”
FAQ
It depends on the site. Authority, traffic, and topic all affect the price, and each publisher in our marketplace has its price listed so you can see it before you order. If you'd prefer a monthly package, send us your budget and the pages you want to support, and we'll put a quote together.
Tell us about your product and who buys it. We'll come back with a short list of sites that make sense and an honest view of where to start.