How this works
How link building works here, and which package is yours
One of our links can cost fifty times another, and both prices are fair. That looks like a mistake until you know what a link is in each case. One number explains the whole catalogue, what a single link costs, so here it is with everything that follows from it.
The only number that matters: what one link costs
Every link package we sell is one of four kinds of link. Divide any price by its link count and you can see instantly which one you are being sold — by us or by anyone else.
Foundation
₹1–₹2 per link
Web 2.0 pages, wiki entries and profile listings you can create without anyone's approval.
Good for: Coverage and diversity underneath your stronger links.
The catch: Will not move a competitive keyword on its own, and a large share is gone within two months — we measured it.
Mixed monthly drip
₹50 per link
A weekly drip of mixed placements (web 2.0 posts, profiles, article pages and similar) spread across the pages and anchors you choose.
Good for: A steady monthly rhythm without placing a new order every few weeks, with every live link listed in the month's report.
The catch: Per link it costs far more than a one-off foundation pack, because you are paying for the schedule rather than a stronger link. If volume is all you want, buy a pack.
In-article links
₹100–₹125 per link
Articles written for your topic and published on blogs that accept contributed articles, with your link in the body, plus in-article links in shorter posts on article and blogging platforms. Every link sits inside written text.
Good for: Articles written about your subject, pointing at the pages you choose, for a small fraction of what an editorial placement costs per link.
The catch: These are contributed articles, not editorial placements on vetted high-traffic sites, and each link costs two to three times one from the monthly drip.
Editorial guest post
₹2,999 per link
A written article published on someone else's site, with your link inside it, because their editor agreed to publish it.
Good for: The only tier where a human with something to lose chose to link to you. It is also the tier that does not quietly disappear.
The catch: One link costs more than three hundred foundation ones. You are buying a decision, not a placement.
Not on the ladder: our SEO retainers. They pay for our team’s work on your site every month as well as links, so a price per link would mislead.
What happens after you order
- 01
You send the target URLs and the phrases
At checkout or by email afterwards — paying first is fine. Each package has a limit on how many URLs it can carry, shown on the form, because spreading a batch too thin is the most common way an order disappoints.
- 02
We place the links
Editorial placements are written and pitched. Contextual and foundation links are placed across a spread of hosts rather than in one burst, so the pattern does not read as a single dump.
- 03
Every URL is fetched and checked
Before anything reaches you. A link only counts if the page loads AND the page actually contains your domain — a status code on its own proves nothing, and that distinction is where most delivery reports quietly fail.
- 04
You get the report
Every live URL, the anchor used, and the page type. If the batch came up short you are told, rather than the count being padded to match what was sold.
Questions people ask before choosing
Why do two ₹9,999 packages buy 100 links and 200?
Because they buy different kinds of link. ₹9,999 a month buys 200 links from a mixed weekly drip (web 2.0 posts, profiles and article placements), roughly ₹50 each. ₹9,999 once buys 100 in-article links: 30 in new articles on blogs that accept contributed articles and 70 in shorter posts on article and blogging platforms, roughly ₹100 each. The 200 is coverage on a schedule; the 100 is half the count with every link inside written text about your subject.
Why are the SEO retainers not on the ladder?
Because most of what they pay for is not links. A retainer is our team working on your site every month: fixing pages, checking the technical side, writing content and building links to the pages that matter, with a report and a call. Divide a retainer by its link count and you get a number that means nothing. Choose one when you want the site work and the links done together by one team; choose a pack when links are all you need.
Which should I start with if I do not know?
If the site is new, a foundation batch plus one editorial placement teaches you more than either alone. If the site is established and you want movement on specific pages, start with an editorial placement pointed at the page that matters most. If you are unsure, send us the site and the keywords and we will say what we would do first — including when the answer is that your on-page work matters more than links right now.
Do I have to buy monthly?
No. Every kind of link on the ladder except the monthly drip is sold as a one-off. The monthly plans exist because link building is cumulative and one batch is one month of it, but a single pack is a legitimate purchase and we will not pretend otherwise.
How do I know it worked?
Open Google Search Console for your own site, set the range to the last three months and compare against the previous period. Watch impressions and average position before clicks — both move first. Every report we send lists the exact pages we pointed links at, so you can filter to those URLs. What we will not do is promise you a position; that depends on your content and your competitors as much as on links.