Resources / Link-building services

Link-building services do not all sell the same thing.

Compare the offer before the price: a blogger-outreach placement, a managed distribution package and an editorial retainer have different scopes and commitments.

This roundup covers FATJOE, Loganix, offsiteposts.com, The HOTH and uSERP using official company pages. offsiteposts.com is our own service, and links are only one part of its package.

01 / Roundup

Methodology: public offers, not a quality award

We reviewed the linked public company websites on 12 November 2026. This roundup describes what each company publishes about its own service, using its official service or pricing page as the source. It is not a test purchase, an audit of publisher quality or independent verification of delivery.

Pricing is included only where published on the company’s own site and quoted figures could be reconciled confidently. Prices, promotions and terms can change; follow the primary source before ordering. Where no amount is quoted here, that is not a claim that the company never publishes prices.

We assign no review scores, stars or ratings. Display order is not a ranking, and there is no winner badge. offsiteposts.com is our own service and is explicitly disclosed wherever it appears. Its inclusion is a commercial conflict, not an independent recommendation.

02 / Roundup

Compare the unit of purchase

A per-placement price, a combined distribution package and a monthly editorial retainer are different scopes. Check whether writing is included, whether you can review sites or drafts, when the delivery clock starts and which replacement terms apply.

Company-stated guarantees are attributed to that company. They do not become offsiteposts.com policies and are not promises of rankings or business outcomes. Our own package terms remain fixed.

Profiles

Services covered

Listed in no particular order. Display order is not a ranking.

  • FATJOE

    https://fatjoe.com/blogger-outreach/

    FATJOE describes Blogger Outreach as ghost posts: content appears from the blog owner rather than a guest author profile. Writing is included, and the product is sold in Domain Rating tiers.

    The official page states delivery from 14 days, a lifetime link guarantee and a money-back guarantee if its guarantees are not met. It says buyers cannot pre-approve placements or content. These are FATJOE’s stated terms, not offsiteposts.com policies.

    Pricing

    • FATJOE publishes USD prices per placement by DR tier, with a separate GBP toggle. Exact amounts are not reproduced here because the reviewed figures differed from the research snapshot. Check the linked official page for the current price.

    Pros

    • A published tiered price list and a clearly defined blogger-outreach deliverable.
    • Writing is included; link and money-back guarantees are described on its own page.

    Cons

    • No pre-approval of sites or content on this product means less site-level control than a service that lets clients veto a proposed shortlist.
    • This is a volume outreach product, not our industry-matched package of posts plus named brand mentions.
  • Loganix

    https://loganix.com/guest-post/

    Loganix describes two ways to buy: expert-selected packages or a database of 10,000+ pre-vetted sites. It provides a shortlist for review and approval, with a stated 3-week turnaround from site approval.

    Its guest-post page describes Essential Links and Authority Links. Essential criteria include multi-topic sites, DR/SA 30+, 100–500+ monthly visits, themed content and guaranteed placement. Those are Loganix’s own criteria—not our thresholds or independently verified audience figures.

    The page states a placement guarantee and free replacement if a link is rejected.

    Pricing

    • No dollar price is quoted in this roundup. Confirm current Essential Links and Authority Links pricing directly on Loganix’s official page or with its team.

    Pros

    • Site approval and an expert-selected option alongside a self-serve database.
    • Published selection criteria and placement/replacement terms on the service page.

    Cons

    • Confirm the current scope and price before buying; this roundup does not treat a historical price snapshot as a current quote.
    • It is a guest-post and link service rather than our combined package of posts and named brand mentions.
  • offsiteposts.com

    https://offsiteposts.com/

    Our service

    Disclosure: this profile describes offsiteposts.com, the publisher of this page.

    Our service. offsiteposts.com publishes this roundup and sells Distribution as a Service: one-time sponsored posts, brand mentions and do-follow links with writing and placement included.

    #1 position within sponsored listicle features we arrange is included. That is a purchased, labeled position—not a claim that this roundup independently ranks our own service first. Turnaround is within 5 business days; posts are guaranteed live at least 12 months.

    Pricing

    • Starter: $1,450 one-time for 5 posts, 20 brand mentions and 5 do-follow links. Growth: $4,450 one-time for 10 posts, 100 brand mentions and 15 links. Both include writing, placement and the arranged sponsored listicle features.
    • Tax is not added at checkout. Custom packages are available through business@offsiteposts.com. These are packages, not a per-link marketplace or monthly retainer.

    Pros

    • A defined one-time scope combining posts, mentions and links, with writing and placement included.
    • Industry-relevant site proposals with a client veto, and a published 12-month minimum live guarantee for posts.

    Cons

    • Not a self-serve site catalogue. Team-written content is not sent for approval; submit already-approved content if approval is required.
    • Packages cannot be changed after ordering. There are no refunds or cancellations because we work with a large volume of third-party vendors and cannot get refunds or cancellations from them.
    • All links are do-follow, with no nofollow or sponsored-rel option. Paid do-follow links can conflict with Google’s guidelines. Rankings, traffic and AI mentions are not guaranteed.
  • The HOTH

    https://www.thehoth.com/link-outreach/

    The HOTH describes Link Outreach as manual outreach for guest-post-style placements, with 500–2,000-word options and DA or DR tiers. Its stated turnaround is about 30 days.

    The product FAQ says content cannot be approved before posting. Broken links are fixed or replaced for 6 months, or 1 year on a Discount Tier contract or an active HOTH X subscription, according to that page.

    Pricing

    • Official prices displayed on 12 November 2026: DA/DR 20+ regular $150, promotional $75; 30+ regular $200, promotional $100; 40+ $315; 50+ $375. These are the product-page figures, not a promise that a promotion will remain available.

    Pros

    • Published tiers from a long-running vendor, with reporting and stated replacement terms.
    • Both regular and promotional prices can be checked on the official product page.

    Cons

    • Promotional and regular prices differ, so a comparison should not silently quote only the lower figure.
    • No pre-posting content approval on this product; its stated turnaround is longer than some alternatives, though scopes and time units are not identical.
  • uSERP

    https://userp.io/link-building/link-building-pricing/

    uSERP describes a premium editorial link-building service focused on SaaS and B2B. Its pricing page says it works in what it calls the top two quality tiers. That is its stated quality framework, not a rating assigned by this roundup.

    The published terms guarantee agreed link deliverables rather than rankings. This is a monthly editorial link-building engagement, not a guest-post marketplace.

    Pricing

    • Plans start from $5,000 a month, with a three-month initial term and then month-to-month billing, as published on the official pricing page reviewed on 12 November 2026.

    Pros

    • A published starting price and a documented quality bar on the official page.
    • The page distinguishes guaranteed deliverables from rankings or traffic outcomes.

    Cons

    • A retainer and initial term create a different commitment from a one-time package.
    • The starting monthly cost is higher than our published one-time package prices, but the scopes are not like-for-like. It is not a small-budget or per-listing marketplace option.
FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

Does this roundup say paid links are risk-free?

No. Paid links passing ranking credit can conflict with Google’s spam policies. Our links are all do-follow, with no nofollow or sponsored-rel option.

Is uSERP’s monthly plan equivalent to a one-time package?

No. The purchasing model, commitment and scope differ. Compare the current written scope rather than treat starting prices as like-for-like services.

Do any of these descriptions prove future rankings?

No. These are summaries of company-published services and terms, not evidence of a future ranking, traffic or AI-visibility result.

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