About LinkBaxaar
LinkBaxaar is a self-serve marketplace for individual backlinks, with pages written for owners of sites in many languages and countries.
What we do
We run a marketplace of more than 50,000 vetted donor domains. Each row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price, so you can compare before you commit.
Placements are permanent and dofollow, written automatically unless you supply your own text. Prices start at $1.
Three content modes are on offer for each order. The article can be written automatically from your target URL and keyword, written from your own prompt, or supplied by you as a finished text.
Ordering is available through the website, a REST API with a Bearer key, and AI agents over MCP, including ChatGPT and Claude. An agent can browse donors and fill the basket, while a human approves the payment.
The account is shared by everything: the marketplace, your basket, your balance and every ordered link with its current status.
Browsing is free. You create an account when you want to fill a basket, and you pay only at checkout.
Our home page and guides are in English, while the sites on the marketplace come in many languages, which is why the language column sits right beside the price.
What this site is for
Three promises, all modest.
Prices in the open
Dollars, from $1, with the range up to about $500 explained.
Language first
Every guide starts from the language and country of your customers.
No miracle claims
No ranking guarantees, no invented customers, no tricks.
Where our numbers come from
Donor figures come from our own crawler and our own index. They are estimates, and they will differ from Ahrefs, Semrush or Majestic.
The guides on this site are written by the LinkBaxaar editorial team. Every example with numbers is marked as hypothetical, and we do not publish customer stories we cannot show.
We do not list customer names, awards or results, because we have nothing verifiable to show and would rather say so. What we can show is the structure of a decision, which is why the guides use hypothetical cases from Graz to Kraków.
The domain setup plan and the pricing explainer are the two best places to see how we think.
We also try to say what we do not know. We cannot tell you which donor will lift your page, because nobody can read Google's mind, and we would distrust any stall that claimed otherwise.
Dates matter to us. Where a guide mentions a Google update, such as the March 2024 core update or the December 2022 link spam update, the month is stated so you can check it yourself.
Why a bazaar
Good markets have honest price tags, loud neighbours and room to walk away. We tried to copy all three. Leaving is easy.
To get in touch, use your account page. Browsing the marketplace needs no payment.
Publishers can sell links too. They set a price, approve every placement and are paid out weekly. That keeps both sides honest, because a stall that sells junk soon has no customers.
Our tone is deliberately a bit playful, but the facts are plain: 50,000+ vetted donor domains, prices from $1 to about $500, no subscription, and a basket that charges nothing until you pay.
If you run a shop in Lisbon, a clinic in Bangkok or a software firm in Warsaw, the guides were written with you in mind. Start with the rival gap teardown if you want an example.
Haggling is not on the menu, since prices are fixed per row, but comparing three stalls before buying is encouraged.