Semjuice review

This review is based on Semjuice’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

Semjuice is a French SEO agency whose main product is a netlinking platform. It says backlinks have been its speciality since 2018. Unlike a classic marketplace, you do not browse sites with individual prices. You buy a link at a given level of strength, which Semjuice names after fruit juices, and the agency places it on a partner site that matches your topic.

There are two platforms. The Semjuice platform publishes themed links inside articles written for the order, aimed at long-term gains. NextLevel by Semjuice places links inside pages that Google has already indexed and ranks, aimed at a faster effect. The first is a paid guest post model and the second is a niche edit. Our comparison of guest posts and niche edits explains the trade-off.

Pricing

Semjuice publishes its prices, which is uncommon. Its netlinking page lists these tiers for the main platform, before tax, for a short or a long article:

Tier	Short article	Long article
Watermelon	€525	€550
Pineapple	€355	€375
Orange	€190	€210
Kiwi	€100	€115
Grape	€50	€65
Strawberry (directory listing)	€25	not offered

A custom tier, Multifruits, starts from €700. NextLevel has no fixed list. Its price depends on the page’s keyword rankings, search volume, a power index from 1 to 100 and the category of the site, from bronze up to media.

A fixed price per tier makes budgeting simple. The cost is that you cannot compare a named site against its direct price, as you can on an open catalogue.

The guarantee

We could not confirm a guarantee on the pages we opened. The netlinking page talks about re-evaluating partner sites every month but does not state how long a link stays live. A search listing of Semjuice’s own site describes its links as unique and for life, and mentions a catalogue of more than 9,200 partner sites across 50 topics. We did not find either statement on the page itself, so ask for the term in writing before ordering.

Public ratings

Semjuice holds a Trustpilot score of 4.6 from 25 reviews, checked in October 2026. Eighty-eight percent give five stars and 12 percent give one star. Reviewers praise the advice on link strategy, the time staff take to understand a project and the quality of the writing. Trustpilot notes that the company has no recent history of asking for reviews.

What to check before ordering

1. Ask which site. Before or after the order, find out where the link will sit and check it with the steps in how to vet a publisher.
2. Match the tier to the page. A top-tier link is wasted on a page that cannot rank. See which pages need links.
3. Vary the anchors. Fixed tiers make it easy to order many similar links. Our lesson on anchor text planning helps you avoid a pattern.
4. Compare a French alternative. Soumettre.fr offers both a managed option and an open catalogue.

The page on link marketplaces explains the risks that come with any paid placement.