Bazoom review

This is a desk review. It is based on Bazoom’s public pages and third-party ratings, checked on 3 October 2026. We have not placed test orders, so there is no test score. The rating out of 10 is the editor’s own judgement.

How it works

Bazoom is a link marketplace with a managed service flavour. You open an account, choose from a catalogue that Bazoom says holds more than 80,000 media outlets, and order a sponsored article with your link in it. The homepage describes separate routes for consultants, agencies, direct clients, affiliates, newcomers and media outlets that want to sell.

The company is Danish, with offices in Denmark and Miami, and says it offers support around the clock. Its vendor-stated average publication time is four days.

Pricing

Bazoom’s homepage says there are no subscription or entry fees. You pay only for the links you buy, and all prices include both content and publication. That is simpler than platforms that bill the article separately, but it also means you cannot see what share of the price goes to the publisher.

Individual placement prices are not public. For context, BuzzStream measured an average vendor markup of 56 percent on guest posts across the market in 2026, and ESBO’s September 2026 data puts the median sponsored article at $570 globally, from $100 in India to $1,440 in Sweden. The Nordic markets where Bazoom is strongest sit at the expensive end of that range. Our cost and budget guide explains how to set a ceiling per link.

Quality

A marketplace lists publishers. It does not vouch for them. Across the paid placement market, BuzzStream found that 39.6 percent of selling sites have no organic traffic. Bazoom does not publish its acceptance criteria for outlets, so treat the catalogue as a list to check, not a shortlist. Our guide on how to vet a publisher covers the checks: real traffic, topic fit and who else the site links to.

Guarantee and restricted niches

We could not find a publication guarantee term on Bazoom’s homepage. That is a gap next to WhitePress, which promises 36 months, and Collaborator.pro, which gives three months free. A term may exist in the contract, so ask before you order.

Bazoom also does not state publicly whether it accepts gambling, adult or crypto clients. If you work in one of those markets, confirm it with the sales team first.

What public reviews say

Bazoom holds a Trustpilot score of 4.3 from 94 reviews, checked in October 2026. The negative reviews come mostly from publishers, who report payment delays and cancelled orders, and the company replies to few of them. Those complaints are about the selling side, but they matter to buyers: unhappy publishers are more likely to remove content.

Affiliate programme

Bazoom’s affiliate page offers partners up to 5 percent revenue share for 12 months after a referred client’s first purchase, with approval required. Offpage Atlas takes part in this programme: the links to Bazoom on this page are referral links, and we may earn a commission if you sign up through them. It does not change what you pay.

For other options, see our link marketplace comparison.