Getalink review

Getalink is a Spanish marketplace that states its terms plainly, with links live for at least one year, a 14-day refund rule and open acceptance of betting, casino, crypto and CBD campaigns. It publishes no prices, and its Trustpilot profile has only three reviews, so there is little independent evidence to go on.

Best for

Buyers in Spanish-speaking markets, and advertisers in restricted niches who need publishers that accept their topic.

Not for

Buyers who want to compare prices before registering, or who rely on a large body of independent reviews.

Getalink at a glance

Catalogue
30,000+ media sites on the English page, 20,000+ on the Spanish page
Coverage
120+ countries (vendor claim)
Pricing model
Free platform, pay per publication
Guarantee
Links and content live for at least one year
Refund
On request if nothing is delivered within 14 days
Turnaround
5 business days on average (vendor claim)
Public rating
Trustpilot 4.0 (3 reviews), October 2026
Restricted niches
Accepts betting, casino, crypto, CBD, tarot and adult

What is good

  • One-year minimum for links and content, stated on the home page
  • Clear refund rule when nothing is delivered within 14 days
  • Says openly which restricted niches it takes
  • Publisher data from several tools, refreshed every seven days according to the vendor
  • Wide product range beyond articles, including press releases and newsletter adverts

What is not

  • No prices on the public pages
  • Only three Trustpilot reviews, none in the last 12 months
  • The Spanish and English pages give different catalogue sizes
  • No refund once the final URL is delivered
  • Referral terms are not published

This review is based on Getalink’s public pages and third-party ratings, checked on 4 October 2026. The rating out of 10 is the editor’s own judgement.

How it works

Getalink is a Spanish marketplace for links and press coverage. You open a free account, filter the catalogue of newspapers and blogs, and order a publication. The site says articles run to at least 600 words and that publication takes five business days on average. You can pay from a platform balance, by PayPal, by card or by bank transfer.

The catalogue size depends on which page you read. The English page says more than 30,000 media sites, and the Spanish home page says more than 20,000 newspapers and blogs. Both say more than 120 countries. The Spanish page adds that more than 1,000 agencies use the platform and names Smartbox, Samsung, Canva, Coinbase and L’Oréal as clients.

What you can order

Sponsored articles are the main product. Getalink also lists link insertions into published posts, brand mentions without a link, press releases, newsletter adverts, local citations, online reputation work and a project manager service.

Two items on the list carry more risk than a normal placement. Tier 2 link packs are bulk links pointed at your existing placements, which our lesson on tiered link building explains. Getalink also lists Google Business Profile reviews as a product. Google’s rules do not allow paid or fake reviews, so we would not order those.

Pricing

Getalink shows no price list on its public pages. The platform is free and you pay per publication, at prices you see after registering. Our lesson on link building in Spain covers the price level in that market.

Quality

Getalink says it has direct agreements with media and shows publisher data from Ahrefs, SE Ranking, Majestic, Moz, Sistrix and Semrush, refreshed every seven days. Those numbers help you sort a list. They do not replace your own check of traffic, topic fit and outbound links, as set out in how to vet a publisher.

Its openness on restricted niches is useful. The site lists sports betting, casino, crypto, tarot, CBD and cannabis, and adult as accepted topics. If you work in these fields, our iGaming hub and the page on high-risk markets explain what publishers charge and what the law requires.

The guarantee

Getalink states that all links and content bought through the platform stay live for at least one year. If no content has been delivered within 14 days you can ask for a refund. Once the final URL is delivered, refunds are not available under any circumstances. One year is a third of the 36 months that WhitePress promises.

What public reviews say

Getalink’s Trustpilot profile shows a score of 4.0 from three reviews, checked in October 2026, with none in the last 12 months. All three are positive, and one mentions gaming and sports betting campaigns. Three reviews are too few to draw a conclusion from.

For other options, see our link marketplace comparison.

Bottom line

Getalink is a Spanish marketplace that states its terms plainly, with links live for at least one year, a 14-day refund rule and open acceptance of betting, casino, crypto and CBD campaigns. It publishes no prices, and its Trustpilot profile has only three reviews, so there is little independent evidence to go on.

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Getalink questions

Does Getalink accept casino and betting sites?

Yes. Getalink's site says it accepts sports betting, casino, crypto, CBD and cannabis, tarot and adult campaigns, and describes itself as one of the international marketplaces with the most publishers for these niches.

How long do Getalink links stay live?

Getalink states that all links and content bought through the platform stay live for at least one year.

How much does Getalink cost?

The platform is free to join and you pay per publication. Getalink does not show prices on its public pages.

How Getalink compares

VendorCoveragePricingPublic rating
Getalink30,000+ media, 120+ countriesFree signup, pay per publication, content includedunknown
Growwer41,000+ media, internationalWallet top-up; managed service from EUR 500 (third party)iSocialWeb editorial score 9.3/10 (not a user rating)
LinkatomicSpain, LATAM; ES and ENPay per postunknown
WhitePress36 languages; 148,000+ websites, 384,000+ offersPay as you go, publisher-set prices, no stated minimumTrustpilot 4.6 (91 reviews)
Getalink Editor's rating 7.2/10Visit site