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Find a site on the guest-post sites list by language, country, Domain Rating, price and link type, then order a post: a person arranges it and confirms the price before you pay.
The guest-post sites list is a list of websites whose owners accept guest posts and sponsored links. You find it in your dashboard under Marketplace → Guest-post sites. The list is refreshed every hour from our partner's catalogue, so sites that have left disappear and new ones appear on their own.
Anyone can look at the list on our website, but there the sites are numbered ("Site 12") instead of named. Once you are signed in, you see each site's real domain and sample link when the supplier's feed allows it; otherwise a site shows as "Site N" in your dashboard too.
Use the filters at the top of the list:
Sort the list by Domain Rating, by price or by the newest sites, and choose 24, 48 or 96 sites to a page.
Each site shows its Domain Rating, language, country and link type, and the offers it sells, for example a guest post with a link or a link added to an article already on the site. Where the site gives them, an offer also shows the turnaround in days, how many links are allowed, the minimum word count and how many revisions are included. Prices are shown before VAT.
Your order opens a support ticket, and the screen links straight to it. Ordering does not take a payment. A person from our team arranges the post with the site and confirms the price with you in the ticket before anything is charged. You follow every step, and reply, in that ticket.
Sites that accept gambling or adult content are on the list for signed-in buyers and can be ordered like any other site. The public version of the list on our website leaves them out.
Ask in the ticket your order opened, or open a new support ticket from Support before you order. Our team answers questions about a site's audience, rules and turnaround.
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