Editorial.Link

Editorial.Link is a link building agency selling editorial placements, managed packages, and white-label services.¹ The company publishes package prices in dollars and describes pre-approval as part of its process.^{2 1} Its standing is shown in the current Public Evidence Score in the infobox for round 2026-09-pes1, dated 7 September 2026.

Background

The footer names Editorial Link LLC at a St Petersburg, Florida address matching the register extract.^{1 3} A secondary extract records Florida filing L24000194309 from April 2024 with a 2025 name change.³ The extract states that the firm was formerly Admix Global LLC under manager Dmytro Sokhach.³ As of September 2026, the site names Sokhach as chief executive alongside outreach lead Valentyn Shuvaev.⁴ The domain's earliest capture dates to May 2021, which aligns with the brand's recent history.⁵ The terms describe a European company under EU courts, which conflicts with the Florida company footer.^{6 1}

Services

The company sells single editorial links, startup and growth packages, and bespoke managed campaigns.² Named strategies include guest posts, digital public relations, and journalist-request outreach on the homepage.¹ A dedicated white-label page and an optimisation page for artificial-intelligence visibility extend the range.^{7 8} The company states that packages include account management, pre-approval, and stated authority and traffic averages.² Industry coverage names software, legal, insurance, property, and online retail buyers on the homepage.¹

Pricing

As of September 2026, a single editorial link is listed at $375 per link.^{1 2} The startup package costs $1,750 for five links, while the growth package costs $6,000 for 20.² Every order route runs through contacts or a call, so no cart checkout is offered.² The single link cites authority floor 60 and the packages cite average ranges with traffic of 5,000.^{1 2} A bespoke tier carries custom pricing through a demonstration route for named publishers such as HubSpot and Canva.^{2 1}

Terms and buyer protection

Public terms of service are published, but no general money-back policy for completed placements appears.⁶ The terms promise reinstatement or substitution where links are removed, using permanent language throughout.⁶ The homepage offers six-month restore-or-replace cover at no extra cost, including cover after the contract ends.¹ Placement runs within a 30-day window, with first links stated within seven days after approval.^{6 1} Restricted-industry orders may be cancelled with a refund, while no monthly cancellation clause appears.⁶ Disputes sit under exclusive European Union court jurisdiction according to the published terms of service.⁶

Reputation

As of September 2026, Trustpilot shows 4.3 from 7 reviews on a claimed profile that invites reviews.⁹ The G2 listing extract shows 5.0 from 27 reviews, with no verification tier readable on the extract.¹⁰ As of September 2026, the Clutch listing shows 5.0 from 81 reviews with the extract mentioning a Premier Verified label.¹¹ Recency counts were not visible on the accessible extracts for any of the three profiles.^{9 10 11} The Google reviews widget links outward, but its rating and count were not readable without the widget.¹² The methodology page describes the review smoothing method used in scoring across the four platforms.

Delivery evidence

The Belkins case study names periods, link counts, traffic movement, and eight referring domains.¹³ Three further cases cover software, finance, and development niches with quantified traffic changes stated.¹⁴ The homepage names publisher brands without article-level addresses, so link visibility stayed unverified at article level.¹ The company states that outreach runs through publisher relationships without link farms or private networks.¹

Operational footprint

LinkedIn records 11 to 50 staff, while the site claims a team of 28 people.^{15 4} As of September 2026, the about page names 14 people across the team listing.⁴ Contact runs through email, a United States phone number, a form, and meeting booking.⁴ Turnaround commitments are published for first links and for the overall placement window as of September 2026.^{1 6} The office address is given as St Petersburg, Florida, with a Tallinn address also listed.^{1 15}

Value for money

Published prices map to single links and two packages, but no G30, G50, N30, or M1 basket unit was recorded.^{2 1} The single link carries a dofollow statement with content as needed, and packages cite traffic of 5,000.^{1 2} The methodology page describes how the price basket comparison works for providers with published unit prices.

Penalties

Pre-approval is offered as standard, with buyers seeing and selecting prospects before outreach begins.^{1 2} No public copy guaranteeing client rankings, traffic, or authority-metric gains was found on the reviewed pages as of September 2026.^{1 2 6} The six-month warranty and permanent terms language describe different durations, as do the company descriptions.^{1 6} No evidence was found that placements land on provider-controlled sites while marketed as third-party editorial.^{1 13} The Trustpilot invitation note is not a consumer alert, and no platform sanction was observed.^{9 10 11} Product pages and terms state dofollow throughout, with no silent non-dofollow default found as of September 2026.^{6 1 2}

Category evidence

Managed link building carries the full set of offer, prices, cases, and terms on the site.^{1 2 6} Guest posting, digital public relations, and journalist outreach appear as named strategies without dedicated samples.^{1 2} White-label and artificial-intelligence visibility hold dedicated pages with agency and service pricing scope stated.^{7 8} Industry pages name software, legal, insurance, property, retail, motoring, and crypto niches at varying depth.^{1 9} Packages hold a dedicated pricing page with pre-approval terms, while most industries lack samples.²

Frequently asked questions

What does Editorial.Link sell?

The company sells single editorial links, startup and growth packages, and bespoke managed campaigns.² Named strategies include guest posts, digital public relations, and journalist-request outreach on the homepage.¹ A dedicated white-label page and an optimisation page for artificial-intelligence visibility extend the range.^{7 8}

What does an editorial link cost?

As of September 2026, a single editorial link is listed at $375 per link.^{1 2} The startup package costs $1,750 for five links, while the growth package costs $6,000 for 20.² Every order route runs through contacts or a call, so no cart checkout is offered.²

Are Editorial.Link placements dofollow?

Yes, product pages and terms state dofollow throughout, with no silent non-dofollow default found as of September 2026.^{6 1 2} The single link cites authority floor 60 and the packages cite average ranges with traffic of 5,000.^{1 2} The company states that packages include account management, pre-approval, and stated authority and traffic averages.²

Can buyers approve sites before publication?

Yes, pre-approval is offered as standard, with buyers seeing and selecting prospects before outreach begins.^{1 2} Placement runs within a 30-day window, with first links stated within seven days after approval.^{6 1} The Belkins case study names periods, link counts, traffic movement, and eight referring domains.¹³

What replacement or refund terms apply?

The homepage offers six-month restore-or-replace cover at no extra cost, including cover after the contract ends.¹ The terms promise reinstatement or substitution where links are removed, using permanent language throughout.⁶ Public terms of service are published, but no general money-back policy for completed placements appears.⁶

Where is Editorial.Link based and who runs it?

The footer names Editorial Link LLC at a St Petersburg, Florida address matching the register extract.^{1 3} The extract states that the firm was formerly Admix Global LLC under manager Dmytro Sokhach.³ As of September 2026, the site names Sokhach as chief executive alongside outreach lead Valentyn Shuvaev.⁴

How is Editorial.Link scored?

Its current Public Evidence Score appears in the infobox for round 2026-09-pes1, dated 7 September 2026. The methodology page gives the full published specification behind the current Public Evidence Score. Value for money is reflected in the current Public Evidence Score, which renders from the published price basket.

History

This article was created from round 2026-09-pes1 evidence, with collection completed during September 2026. The revision log below is rendered from the provider data file rather than typed by hand.

See also

• Best link building services
• Best link building packages
• Best white label link building services
• Best SaaS link building services
• White label link building
• Methodology