LinksManagement review

This review is based on LinksManagement’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

LinksManagement is a self-serve backlink marketplace that has operated since 2009. You fund an account, filter its inventory and buy links on existing pages, or order article backlinks on new content. It also offers an SEO automation tool that picks links for you, and free SEO guides.

The home page claims more than 8,000,000 backlinks in the inventory, more than 50,000 sites for content placements, 3,459 customers and 7,542 websites promoted. These are the vendor’s own numbers.

Pricing

LinksManagement publishes its prices, sorted by the Domain Authority of the linking page. This is what the home page showed on the day we checked:

Tier	One-time price	Monthly price	Pages in inventory
DA 40	$47.04	From $6.72	22,939
DA 50	$52.50	From $7.50	9,104
DA 60	$187.11	From $26.73	1,911
DA 70	$182.84	From $26.12	1,187
DA 80	$220.29	From $31.47	13

The monthly option is a rented link: it lasts as long as you keep paying. That keeps the first invoice small, but the link is gone when the payments stop. Our lesson on how long backlinks last explains why that matters.

Quality

The inventory is organised by authority score. Domain Authority is a third-party estimate, not a Google measure, and it can be inflated, as our lesson on faked link metrics explains. A link on a DA 60 page with no visitors and no topical fit is worth little. Our lesson on whether links from pages without traffic count covers the evidence.

Links placed into existing pages are niche edits. Bought in volume from a shared inventory, they can leave a pattern, because the same pages are sold to every buyer. Filter by topic and traffic, not only by score, and follow the steps in how to vet a publisher.

The guarantee

The home page says links are monitored for at least six months after publication, and that you get replacement options or appropriate compensation if one is lost. That is longer than the three months Collaborator.pro gives for free and far shorter than the 36 months WhitePress promises. The terms of service page did not open when we tried it, so we could not read the refund rules.

What public reviews say

LinksManagement holds a Trustpilot score of 4.2 from 98 reviews, checked in October 2026. The split is wide: 59 percent five-star and 31 percent one-star. Positive reviews mention ease of use, reasonable prices and quick support. The main complaint is recurring payments. One reviewer says the company subscribed them and charged their card without notice. The company’s reply is that recurring payment is an optional feature meant to keep campaigns from being interrupted. It answers every negative review.

If you order, check your billing settings and whether each link is one-time or monthly.

For other options, see our link marketplace comparison.