Sell links and placements on your own terms
You set the price and the terms. We take 10% of a placement and nothing else — no markup added to your price behind your back, no fee on money coming in, no charge to publish. Payouts start at $10 and clear in 1–7 days, faster the longer your links stand.
What it costs you, against the others
| Marketplace | Their cut | Published? | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkBourse | 10% on placements, 15% on services, 5% when you brought the buyer | Here, and in the admin that sets it | $10 minimum, 1–7 days |
| Collaborator | 15% on withdrawal, plus 10% charged to the buyer on deposit | Yes | $10 Wise / $150 Payoneer, 1–3 business days |
| Getfluence | Markup added on top of your price | No — never stated to either side | Paid the 10th–15th of the following month |
| Linkhouse | Margin set “at sole discretion” | No | 50 minimum, invoice required, 7 business days |
| iCopify | 10% deducted at payout | Partly — a 1% buyer fee is not in the price shown | $5 minimum, PayPal only, Mondays |
Read from their own pricing and publisher pages in August 2026. Where a cut is marked unpublished, it is because they do not state it anywhere we could find.
What we ask of a site
A real audience, and we do not set a floor on it
Collaborator requires 5,000 monthly visits, iCopify DA20 and 500 visits, WhitePress runs two numeric tiers. We do not refuse a small site — we publish what we measured about it and let the buyer decide, because a niche newsletter with 800 engaged readers is worth more to some advertisers than a scraped 50,000.
You prove you control it
A DNS record, a file, a meta tag, an email at the domain, or your own analytics — six routes, checked by machine in seconds rather than by a queue in days. Unverified listings stay reachable but rank below verified ones, because the badge has to mean something.
The terms you declare are the terms we check
If you sell do-follow, the nightly read expects do-follow. If you promise 12 months, we look for 12 months. Declare what your site actually does and nothing here will ever surprise you — the listing form suggests your own site’s real rel profile for exactly that reason.
No link farms, no redirects, no hidden ownership
A site that exists to sell links is worth nothing to the buyer and eventually nothing to you. We read every sold page every night, so a network shows up in the data rather than in a moderator’s opinion.
What happens if a link comes down
We read every sold page every night — the link, the rel, the anchor, whether the page is still indexable. If something changes, you get a message and seven days to put it back. Fix it inside that window and nothing happens at all.
If it is still gone after seven days, the refund is pro rata on the term you sold: a link that stood 9 of 12 guaranteed months returns a quarter, not the whole payment. Everywhere else in this market it is all or nothing — WhitePress and Linkhouse take the full fee, Linkhouse adds a further 50% penalty on top.
A page we could not read is not a page that failed. A firewall, a 403 or a timeout is recorded as “could not measure” and never starts that clock, and no money moves against a reading we did not take.
The clock runs for exactly as long as the term you sold. Getfluence’s robot stops looking on day 30 of a 12-month sale; ours does not stop until the term does, and a link sold as permanent is checked for as long as it exists.
Getting paid
- Money is in escrow before the work starts, so you are never chasing an advertiser and there is no pay-when-paid.
- Released on acceptance, or automatically on what we measured — you do not need the buyer to press anything for a placement to settle.
- The hold shortens as your record improves: 7 days when you start, 1 day once your links keep standing. It is the one thing on this page that a competitor cannot copy without building the measurement first.
- Bring your own advertisers and pay 5% instead of 10% — we did not source the deal, so we do not charge as though we had.