Links.me review

This review is based on Links.me’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

Links.me is a marketplace for guest posts and backlinks. You open a free account, filter the catalogue and order a placement from a publisher. The home page claims more than 230,000 websites in 48 languages and more than 50 niches, of which 84,194 are unique websites for guest posting and more than 10,000 are available for link insertions. It also says it has completed more than 100,000 orders, that more than 1,000 SEO teams use it and that 75 percent of orders are live within 48 hours.

The operator is Links Me Limited, at 121 Prodromou Avenue, Nicosia, Cyprus. The home page shows “20+ years in market” without explaining what that refers to. The Trustpilot profile was claimed in January 2026.

What you can order

Guest posts and link insertions are the main products. Links.me also sells forum backlinks, Web 2.0 backlinks, article submission and tiered link building, where second and third layers of links point at your existing backlinks.

These extra products are a different kind of link. Forum and Web 2.0 links are placed on pages anyone can post to, and bulk versions of them fall under what we describe on the automated links page, which we rate 5 out of 5 for risk. Editorial placements on real sites sit at 3. Know which one you are ordering.

Pricing

Links.me says its platform commission is 10 percent, with no hidden costs and no subscription. Publishers are also charged a 10 percent fee. Each publisher sets its own price, and the home page shows no price list. The pricing page did not open when we tried it.

A stated commission is useful, because most marketplaces do not tell you their margin. The page on link marketplaces explains how platform margins usually work.

Quality

Links.me calls its websites vetted and shows publisher data drawn from Ahrefs, Semrush, Similarweb and Google Analytics. It does not publish its acceptance rules. A catalogue of this size will hold strong and weak sites side by side, so check traffic, topic fit and outbound links on every order. Our guide on how to vet a publisher sets out the steps.

The niche list includes casino, crypto and adult, so the platform is open to restricted topics. Acceptance still depends on each publisher.

Guarantee and link insurance

The home page mentions an option to insure links and a dashboard that monitors them. It does not say what the insurance covers, what it costs or how long it lasts. The user agreement we read states no guarantee term for placements. By comparison, WhitePress promises 36 months and Collaborator.pro gives three months free. Ask for the insurance terms in writing before paying for it.

What public reviews say

Links.me had no reviews on Trustpilot when we checked in October 2026. Every figure in this review is therefore the vendor’s own. That is normal for a new brand, and it is also a reason to start with a small order.

For other options, see our link marketplace comparison.