From $1 a link, no subscription
Referring domains for sites outside the US and UK
Your shop speaks Polish, Portuguese or Thai, and your rivals sit in the same language. Browse 50,000+ vetted donor domains with language, price and Domain Rating on each row, and pay only when the basket looks right.
- 50,000+ vetted donor domains
- Language shown on every row
- Basket charges nothing until you pay
Rough price per link this estimate uses
- DR 0–9~$2
- DR 10–29~$6
- DR 30–49~$18
- DR 50+~$45
What it is for
Referring domains, one market at a time
A multi-country site is not one shop. It is a row of stalls, and each stall needs neighbours who speak its language. Four situations come up again and again.
A country-code domain of its own
A .de, .pl or .com.br already tells Google where it belongs, so its links should come from sites that fit. Our domain setup plan shows how to split a small budget between several.
A language folder on one big domain
Subfolders such as /es/ and /pt/ share one pool of authority, which makes language matching the main job. The language filter walkthrough works through a hypothetical Austrian store.
A local rival you cannot outrank
Count what the three nearest competitors have before you spend a cent. The rival gap teardown is a before-and-after sketch with invented numbers.
A payment you are nervous about
Prices are in dollars and the balance is topped up in the dashboard. The page on paying from abroad lists what to check with your bank first.
Who it is for
What a trader wants to know before haggling
A good bazaar stall shows the price. Ours does too. Every donor row carries Domain Rating, organic traffic, the count of its own referring domains, niche, language and cost, and you can filter on all six.
Language matters more than most buyers expect. A Czech clinic that collects links from English-language blogs ends up with a profile that looks borrowed, whereas the same money spent on Czech sites reads as a business people in Prague actually talk about.
No lottery tickets here. Rankings depend on your pages, your rivals and Google's own updates, such as the March 2024 core update and the spam updates that followed. We sell the placement and show you the facts.
Our call
Buy slowly, and buy in the language of the shop
Five well-matched placements will teach you more than fifty scattered ones. Start small, watch your own reports for a few weeks, and widen only when a market shows movement.
- Match donor language to the page you point at
- Check rivals' referring domains first
- Keep each market's basket separate
- Reorder where the first batch behaved
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Which setup needs which kind of link
| Your setup | Where the links should lean | Read next |
|---|---|---|
| One country-code domain per market | Same language, ideally from that country's own sites | Domain setup plan |
| Language folders on one .com | Language of each folder, page by page | Language walkthrough |
| Subdomain per country | Treat each as its own small site | Rival gap teardown |
| English site selling abroad | Mixed, with the buyer's language where it fits | Counting your domains |
How it works
From search to live link
- 1
Find links
Filter donors by language, niche, Domain Rating and price on the marketplace.
- 2
Add to the basket
Nothing is charged at this point, so you can add, swap and delete freely.
- 3
Choose the content mode
Let the article be written automatically from your URL and keyword, give your own instructions, or hand over a finished article.
- 4
Pay from your balance
Top up in the dashboard, review the basket, then confirm. Invoices are available.
- 5
Watch it go live
Most placements appear in about 24 hours, and each one shows its status under ordered links.
The stall, in four numbers
- vetted donor domains, each with language and price shown
- 50,000+
- per placement, scaling with authority, traffic and niche
- $1 to ~$500
- usual wait from payment to a live, permanent dofollow link
- ~24 hours
- subscriptions, since you pay per placement
- 0
FAQ
Questions from site owners abroad
- What are referring domains and why do they matter for a non-English site?
- A referring domain is a separate website that links to you, counted once however many links it gives. Tools such as Ahrefs and Majestic report them. For a local-language site, the language and country of those domains help show Google where you belong.
- Can I filter donor sites by my own language?
- Yes. Every donor row shows its language next to Domain Rating, traffic, niche and price, and you can filter on each one. The rows do not promise a country, so open the donor yourself if the location matters to you.
- Does the marketplace sell in my currency?
- Prices are shown in dollars, from $1 per link up to about $500 for top domains. You top up a balance in the dashboard. Ask your bank about conversion fees before the first payment, and read our page on paying from abroad.
- Do I need hreflang before I buy any links?
- Fix it first if you can. Links do not replace hreflang annotations, and a link pointing at the wrong language version wastes money. A clean setup also lets you see which market a link actually helped.
- How fast does a link go live?
- Usually within about 24 hours of payment. The article is written automatically unless you supply your own, and the placement stays permanent and dofollow. Your ordered links page shows the status of every order.
- Can I try it with a very small budget?
- Yes, since links start at $1 and there is no subscription. The basket charges nothing until you confirm, so you can build a small test order for one market and review it calmly.
- Can I sell links from my own site?
- Yes. Publishers set their own price, approve every placement and receive weekly payouts, so you stay in control of what appears on your pages. Create an account and ask through your account page to get started.