Vazoola review

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

How it works

Vazoola is a link building service based in New Haven, Connecticut. It sells link building, white label backlinks, brand mentions and digital PR, mainly to agencies.

Its main ordering route is a platform it calls Bounty Express. You fill in an order sheet with your target pages and the quality tier you want. Vazoola then posts the job to publishers as a limited-time offer, and its team selects sites from what it describes as a pool of over 750,000 blogs and publications. The result is a paid guest post style placement with content written for you.

You do not approve the exact site before the link is placed. Vazoola says you control the types of site and the level of quality, and that it can often make simple edits afterwards. A managed white label service is also offered.

Pricing

Vazoola’s pricing page showed these tiers on 4 October 2026, in US dollars:

Tier	Domain Authority	Price per link
Tier 1	DA 20+	$50
Tier 2	DA 30+	$90
Tier 3	DA 40+	$130
Tier 4	DA 50+	$215
Tier 5	DA 60 to 90+	Not published

The price includes one dofollow placement, the content and quality control for up to one year. The page says all links come from sites with 100 or more monthly organic visits. Agencies can agree custom tiers.

Vazoola says it generally works with clients that spend $1,000 or more a month, and that small test orders are available to new users. Orders are typically completed within 30 days, and it says Bounty Express links can arrive in as little as five days.

Quality

A traffic floor of 100 visits a month is low, so a link can meet the tier and still sit on a site with few readers. Because you see the site after placement, check your first deliveries with our guide on how to vet a publisher and our guide to auditing vendor deliveries.

The replacement term is clear: links are covered for up to one year and replaced free if removed. The home page also mentions a money back guarantee. Vazoola’s terms page redirected to another domain that we did not read, so we cannot state the refund conditions. Ask for them in writing.

What public reviews say

Vazoola’s Trustpilot profile had no reviews when we checked in October 2026. Its own site displays a Shopper Approved seal and client testimonials, without a score or review count that we could read. That leaves little independent evidence of how orders turn out.

For other options, see our link building services comparison.