We hold the payment from the moment you order. The publisher is paid only after the post is published and you approve it. If an order is not completed, the full amount comes back to your balance.
“We used to spend half the week chasing site owners over email. Now I filter by niche and traffic, place five orders in an afternoon, and only pay once the link is live. That last part is what sold me.”
Sophie Turner
Founder, Northbeam Digital · Agency
★★★★★
“White label reports were the reason we switched. My clients see our logo, not a marketplace, and I can split orders by client project. It saved us from building our own outreach team.”
Daniel Moreno
Owner, Wanderkit Travel · Publisher
★★★★★
“I was getting guest post emails every day and ignoring most of them. Listing here means the brief, anchor and price arrive together, and I can say no without a long back and forth.”
Emma Collins
Marketing Lead, Ledgerly · Brand
★★★★★
“We needed sponsored articles on finance sites that would label them properly. Seeing how each site marks sponsored content before ordering kept our legal team happy.”
Pick a website from the catalog, send your article or brief, and pay. We hold the payment while the publisher places your post. Once the link is live and you approve it, the publisher is paid.
How do you verify a website's traffic?
Publishers connect Google Search Console or Analytics, so the traffic you see comes from Google, not a screenshot.
What is the difference between a guest post and a link insertion?
A guest post is a new article published on the site with your link in it. A link insertion adds your link to an article that is already published, so no new article is needed and it usually costs less.
Can I write the article myself?
Yes. Upload a finished article as a .docx or a Google Doc link, with your anchor and target URL. The publisher checks it against their guidelines and may ask for edits. You can also ask the publisher to write it, for a fee shown upfront.
How long does it take for my post to go live?
Every listing shows the publisher’s usual turnaround, which varies from site to site. Link insertions on existing articles are usually the fastest. Once the publisher submits the live URL, you check it and approve.
How and when do publishers get paid?
The advertiser pays when the order is placed and Contlinks holds the money. It moves to the publisher’s balance once the post is live and approved. Publishers withdraw by PayPal or crypto once the balance reaches $50.