Packages exist. Quality still depends on the niche.

Why packages and gap-led planning can coexist

Most buyers need a budget anchor before a conversation — that is what the plans above are. But we don't sell them blind. After the free gap analysis, the proposal adjusts volume, publisher tier and placement mix to what your competitor map actually calls for. Sometimes that means fewer placements on stronger publishers; sometimes it means a different mix of guest posts, niche edits and digital PR. The plan you see here is the starting point, not the prescription.

What changes the price

iGaming, crypto and finance publishers are not priced like general blogs — access is relationship-driven and editorial bars are higher, so equivalent volume costs more. International campaigns add native-language content production. Niche edits on already-ranking pages are priced per opportunity, not per package, because each one is negotiated individually. White-label engagements add reporting process rather than more links.

What every engagement includes

Publisher vetting against our 10-point methodology, your sign-off on publishers and drafts before anything goes live, live URLs with anchors and dates in every report, and replacement of any placement that is removed. Where a publisher requires disclosure or a specific link attribute for an arranged placement, we follow the publisher's policy — see how we handle editorial standards.