Our link marketplace sells individual links to people who run article sites and keep a spreadsheet of what each post earns.
ArticleWebsite editorial team ·
What we are
ArticleWebsite is a marketplace, not an agency. You find a donor domain, see its Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price, and add it to a basket. Nothing is billed until you pay.
The inventory covers 50,000+ vetted domains. It comes from our own crawler and our own index, which is why the numbers can differ from the tool you use. Prices run from $1 to about $500, with no subscription and no minimum plan. Placements are permanent dofollow, and most go live within about 24 hours of payment.
Pricing follows the donor. Not a plan. A small niche blog with modest traffic sits near the bottom of the range, and a high-authority site with large organic traffic sits near the top. You see the price before the basket, so there are no surprises at the checkout.
Everything on the site is written for owners who run an article site as a small business. If that is you, start with the budget guide, and if you are thinking of selling, jump to the pre-sale checklist.
What we do, and what we leave to you
We list and vet donors
Each row carries the metrics you filter on, so the choice stays visible to you.
We write the placement
Automatic mode writes the article with one clean link to your page. You can also send a prompt or a finished article.
You pick targets and budgets
Which pages deserve links, and how many, is your call. Our budget guide shows one way to decide.
You carry the risk
Google's spam policies cover paid links, and no vendor can remove that. We keep our advice modest for that reason.
The sheet we wish every owner kept
Our guides assume one habit. Keep a row per article with the URL, the monthly earnings, the current position for its main query, the links you have added, and a ceiling for the next one. That sheet answers most questions before they reach us.
It also keeps you honest. Owners of article sites tend to buy links in a burst after a bad month and then forget what they bought. A log fixes that, and it is what a future buyer of your site will ask to see.
Two jobs sit around it. One is the competitor gap runbook, which finds the links rivals hold. The other is the pre-sale checklist, which tells you how the profile will look from the other side. Both are free to read.
What one marketplace row shows
Fields as they appear in the donor list.
Field
Why it matters to a niche site
Domain Rating
A rough strength gauge from Ahrefs; compare it with the price
Organic traffic
Shows whether real readers visit the donor
Referring domains
How widely the donor itself is linked
Niche and language
Your first filter, before any number
Price
Between $1 and about $500, set by authority, traffic and niche
For publishers too
If you run an article site yourself, you can list it, set your own price, approve every placement before it goes live, and get paid weekly. Take that seriously, since the page stays yours and so does your reader's trust.
Questions go through your account. Our guides are written by the ArticleWebsite editorial team, never by an invented expert, and every example number is labelled as an example.
Where to start
Open the relevance scorecard in one tab and the marketplace in another. Score three donors before you pay for any.