OffSiteSeo

Outsource link building and keep only the decisions

When you outsource link building to OffSiteSeo, the prospecting, writing, publishing and checking move off your team's calendar, and what stays with you is the part that needs your judgment: which pages to support, which sites fit, and which topics to approve.

Publications per month
  • No ranking promises. Every paid link uses rel=sponsored.
  • Live URL in your report, link checked every week.
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  • 1 to 40publications a month
  • Link checked every7 days
  • From24 USDa month, billed yearly

In-house hire versus a fixed plan

Upfront effort
In-house link builder
Recruiting, onboarding, tool setup
OffSiteSeo plan
Sign up and choose placements
Monthly cost
In-house link builder
Salary, benefits and tools, fixed
OffSiteSeo plan
From 24 USD a month billed yearly, fixed by plan
Time to first placement
In-house link builder
After ramp-up and outreach cycles
OffSiteSeo plan
As soon as an order clears the publisher's calendar
Output
In-house link builder
Depends on reply rates
OffSiteSeo plan
1, 4, 15 or 40 publications per month
Writing
In-house link builder
Your hire, or another freelancer
OffSiteSeo plan
Our editors
Checks after publication
In-house link builder
Only if someone builds a routine
OffSiteSeo plan
Every 7 days with email alerts
Lost links
In-house link builder
Rebuilt manually
OffSiteSeo plan
Replaced within 12 months without using a publication
Continuity
In-house link builder
Leaves with the person
OffSiteSeo plan
Stays in your workspace history

The comparison is not about whether an in-house specialist is valuable. For many teams that specialist is better used on strategy, content and on-site work, while placements run through a plan.

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What you hand over when you outsource

  • Finding and vetting sites, through our reviewed catalog
  • Writing an original article for every placement
  • Coordinating with publishers and their editorial review
  • Confirming the link after publication
  • Weekly monitoring and replacement of lost links
  • Building reports with live URL, anchor, target, attribute and publish date

What stays with your team

  • Choosing which pages need support and in what order
  • Picking placements from the filtered catalog, or asking editors for a recommended mix
  • Approving topic briefs on Growth and above
  • Setting anchors and target URLs
  • Deciding how link work fits into your wider SEO plan

That split keeps control where it matters and removes the hours that do not need your expertise.

How the outsourced work runs

Each month you add placements to your basket within your plan's allowance. Every order moves through Ordered, Brief approved, Writing, Editor review, Scheduled, Live and Link verified, and you see the stage of each one in your workspace. When an article goes live you get an email, the report updates with the live URL, and the link joins weekly monitoring. Details of every stage are on the link building process page.

Sites you would have had to find yourself

The catalog contains reviewed publishers that passed a manual quality check. Each entry shows topic category, language, country, indexed pages band, domain age band, estimated traffic band where a public estimate exists, tier and availability this month. Names stay hidden until publication to protect publishers from spam and scraping, and the live URL arrives in your report. Standard placements count as one publication and Premium as two, from the Growth plan.

Outsourced does not mean cutting corners

Every paid link uses rel="sponsored" and every article page shows a short "Partner content" label, which is how paid placements should be disclosed. The links are not dofollow. An unlabeled paid link would be a link scheme under Google spam policies, and outsourcing should reduce your risk, not add to it.

Your clients still gain referral visits, brand mentions on relevant pages and topical context around their sites. We never promise rankings, traffic or guaranteed indexing.

Plans that replace the hire

Starter costs 49 USD a month or 24 USD a month billed yearly (288 USD) for 1 publication. Growth costs 149 USD or 74 USD billed yearly (888 USD) for 4 publications and 3 seats. Agency costs 499 USD or 249 USD billed yearly (2,988 USD) for 15 publications and 10 client workspaces. Scale costs 1,299 USD or 649 USD billed yearly (7,788 USD) for 40 publications, SSO and a dedicated editor.

A recurring add-on gives +1 publication per month for 39 USD (19 USD billed yearly), and unused publications roll over for one month. See link building prices for the full comparison, or link building packages for which plan fits which team.

Hand over the outreach, keep the decisions

Enter the page you want to support and see which vetted sites match it this month.

Publications per month
  • No ranking promises. Every paid link uses rel=sponsored.
  • Live URL in your report, link checked every week.