Guest post marketplace with the writing and checking included
A guest post marketplace usually hands you a list of sites and leaves the rest to you, while OffSiteSeo gives you the same freedom to pick placements and adds the writing, editing, publishing, reporting and weekly link checks inside one monthly plan.
- No ranking promises. Every paid link uses rel=sponsored.
- Live URL in your report, link checked every week.
- 1 to 40publications a month
- Link checked every7 days
- From24 USDa month, billed yearly
Marketplace or managed plan, what is the difference
On a typical marketplace you browse sites, pay per order, write the article yourself or pay extra for it, chase the publisher, check the link when it goes live and hope it is still there months later. You have full control, and you also have all of the work.
A managed plan takes the work away but often takes the control too. You pay a monthly fee and receive a report, without a say in where links go. OffSiteSeo sits between the two: you choose each placement in a filtered catalog, and our editors handle everything after the choice.
- Typical marketplace
- You browse and pick
- OffSiteSeo
- You browse and pick with filters
- Typical marketplace
- Separate order each time
- OffSiteSeo
- Monthly plan with a set number of publications
- Typical marketplace
- You write or pay extra
- OffSiteSeo
- Our editors write one original article per placement
- Typical marketplace
- You or the platform
- OffSiteSeo
- Handled for you
- Typical marketplace
- Varies by publisher
- OffSiteSeo
- Seven stages visible in one place
- Typical marketplace
- Usually none after delivery
- OffSiteSeo
- Every 7 days, with email alerts
- Typical marketplace
- Usually your problem
- OffSiteSeo
- Replaced within 12 months
What buyers get from the catalog
You see reviewed publishers by topic category, language, country, indexed pages band, domain age band, tier and availability this month, plus an estimated traffic band where a public estimate exists. Add placements to your basket, set the target URL and preferred anchor, and the basket counts against your monthly publications. Over the limit, it offers the recurring add-on or a higher plan.
Site names stay private until publication. Many marketplaces show domains up front, and those lists get scraped, spammed and resold within weeks, which drives good publishers away. Keeping names private keeps the catalog clean, and the live URL still lands in your report as soon as the article is up.
- One original article per placement, never reused.
- One client link per article plus natural references to sources.
- No link blocks, footer links or sidebar links.
- Topic brief approval on Growth and above.
What publishers get from the marketplace
Publishers list their site for free, pass a manual quality review and set a placement tier. They receive finished articles written for their audience and approve or decline each one. They are paid per accepted publication, minus a 30 percent platform commission, and they never have to write, pitch or chase anyone.
Publishers keep editorial control, and the articles carry a short Partner content label with the client link marked rel="sponsored". There is no need to mention link selling anywhere on the site. If you run a site, read how to sell guest posts.
From basket to verified link
Once you confirm the basket, each placement moves through Ordered, Brief approved, Writing, Editor review, Scheduled, Live and Link verified. Publishing dates depend on each publisher's own schedule, and the status shows the date as soon as it is set. After publication, the link joins the weekly check list.
The report collects every placement with live URL, anchor, target, attribute and publish date, and exports to CSV on every plan, to PDF from Growth, and to white label PDF on Agency and Scale. More detail is on our link building process page.
Labeled links on both sides of the marketplace
Every paid link carries rel="sponsored", and every article shows a Partner content label. Publishers and buyers both stay on the right side of search engine and advertising guidance this way. The links are not dofollow. A paid link without the attribute is a link scheme under Google spam policies, and in a marketplace that risk is shared by the publisher and the buyer, so we remove it for both.
Sponsored links still bring referral visits, brand mentions, topical relevance and discovery. We do not promise rankings or traffic to buyers, and we do not promise publishers a set number of orders.
Who chooses this over a classic marketplace
In-house SEO teams that want control without the writing work, agencies that need repeatable monthly delivery for many clients, and founders who want links that make sense for their topic. Agencies often pair the marketplace with white label link building reports. If you want to browse first and understand how sites are reviewed, see guest post sites, and if you are ready to order articles, our buy guest posts page explains the buying side.
Plans for marketplace buyers
Starter is 49 USD a month or 24 USD a month billed yearly (288 USD), with 1 publication. Growth is 149 USD or 74 USD yearly (888 USD), with 4 publications and Premium placements counting as 2. Agency is 499 USD or 249 USD yearly (2,988 USD), with 15 publications and 10 client workspaces. Scale is 1,299 USD or 649 USD yearly (7,788 USD), with 40 publications and unlimited workspaces.
A recurring extra publication costs 39 USD a month (19 USD yearly). Unused publications roll over one month. There is no pay per link, everything runs inside a plan. See link building prices.
Can I order a single guest post without a plan?
No. Every order runs inside a monthly plan, starting with Starter at 1 publication a month. If you need more in a given month, the recurring add-on gives one extra publication.
Do I have to write the articles?
No. Our editors write one original article per placement. On Growth and above you approve the topic brief before writing starts.
Why can't I see the publisher's domain?
To protect publishers from spam and scraping. The live URL arrives in your report as soon as the article is published.
How are prices different from a per-order marketplace?
Your plan covers writing, publishing, reporting and weekly monitoring, so there are no separate fees for each step. Premium placements count as 2 publications.
Can publishers reject my article?
Yes, publishers approve every article. If one declines, our editors revise the article or move it to another fitting placement.
Is the marketplace open to agencies?
Yes. Agency and Scale add client workspaces, roles and white label PDF reports.
Browse the guest post marketplace
Enter your page and see which reviewed placements match your topic this month.
- No ranking promises. Every paid link uses rel=sponsored.
- Live URL in your report, link checked every week.