Rankchase review

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

How it works

Rankchase is a matching platform for link exchanges and brand mentions between websites. It is run by USERQUEST LDA, a company in Lisbon, Portugal, and the site names its two co-founders, João and Tiago, and a remote team of five.

You add your website and Rankchase looks for other member sites in a related niche with a similar Domain Rating. For each match it shows the Domain Rating, traffic figures and a spam score of low, medium or high. You send a link exchange request from the dashboard, and the two site owners agree the details between themselves. The site says to expect several matches a week.

Rankchase does not place links. It introduces partners. The site describes direct exchanges between two matched sites and does not mention three-way swaps.

A link exchange is a swap of links between site owners. Our tactic page rates it R2 between a few relevant sites and R3 at volume, because Google’s link spam policy names excessive link exchanges.

Pricing

Rankchase had two tiers on 4 October 2026:

Tier	Price	What you get
Free	$0	Email notices that a match exists, with the website details hidden
Premium	$19 a month per website	Full match details and contact information

Premium members can contact free members. The price is per website, so three sites cost $57 a month. There is no charge per link. We found no annual price, trial length or refund terms on the home page.

At this price the test is simple. If the matches in your niche are relevant and reply, one month tells you. If the pool in your niche is thin, cancel. The site does not publish the size of its pool, so you cannot know before you try.

Risk

This page rates the risk at R3, the top of the range for exchanges, because the product exists to produce swaps on a regular basis and the swaps it describes are direct. Used sparingly with relevant partners, the practical risk sits lower.

Keep it there with three habits:

• Swap only with sites you would link to anyway, and check each one with our guide on how to vet a publisher.
• Do not accept every match. The spam score and traffic data are there to help you refuse.
• Keep reciprocal links a small part of your profile, as our page on a natural link profile explains.

What public reviews say

The home page shows no rating, and we did not find a profile on an independent review platform that we could read. For a small product from a five-person team that is not unusual, but it means there is no outside evidence to report.

For other options, see our link exchange platforms comparison.