LinkBuilder.com

LinkBuilder.com is a Prague marketplace selling outreach placements alongside subscription tools for search professionals.^{1 2} Its catalogue spans guest posts, niche edits, journalist requests, citations, and private-network site building.^{2 3} The current Public Evidence Score shown in the infobox reflects round 2026-09-pes1, dated 7 September 2026.

Background

Trading as LinkBuilder.com, the business contracts as Codiny (a Czech limited company) under published terms hosted on its site.^{4 1} Czech register reprints show the company active under file number C 412864 in Prague.⁵ The registered address in the Libeň district of Prague matches the address quoted in the terms document.^{5 4} Roman Malyshev and Oleksii Karnaukh are named as co-founders and managing directors of the company.^{6 5 4} As of September 2026, reprints date formation to November 2024, while the earliest archive capture remains unretrieved.⁵ The about page claims a media catalogue above four hundred thousand outlets with buyer approval.^{6 2}

Services

Subscription tools offer catalogue access, filters, and exports, with higher limits on the upper tier.^{2 7} Managed outreach covers guest posts and niche edits on a fee-plus-media model with approval.^{2 3} A published journalist-request product pays per result against project funds, tiered by authority bands.² Further paid lines include PBN site building, forum and community links, catalogues, and white-label fulfilment.²

Pricing

As of September 2026, the Professional tools plan costs $550 yearly, equal to $55 monthly billed annually.² As of September 2026, the Ultimate tools plan costs $1,050 yearly, equal to $105 monthly billed annually.² As of September 2026, outreach carries a $100 service fee or fifteen percent above a media threshold.^{2 3} As of September 2026, minimums reach $2,000 for outreach and $1,000 for community-link orders.² Tool plans check out online by card and other methods, while placements run through quotes or forms.^{2 7}

Terms and buyer protection

Public terms identify the Prague company as the contracting party and cap liability at prior payments.⁴ The pricing page promises a thirty-day refund with cancellation at any time through account settings.² The terms instead state no refund obligation and allow refusal where material account activity exists.⁴ Terms also permit unilateral cancellation for breach, unusual usage, reputation harm, or legal requests.⁴ No replacement cover or turnaround promise was found, and the privacy policy covers data rather than purchases.^{4 2 8}

Reputation

As of September 2026, the public Trustpilot page shows zero reviews.^{1 2} No readable Clutch rating was found, with live and archived lookups failing at access.¹ No readable G2 rating was found, with live and archived lookups failing at access.⁶ A Maps result showed a rating without a review count, which cannot support a counted total.¹ Smoothing of combined ratings toward the round mean is described on the methodology page.

Delivery evidence

No live third-party placement sample with a visible link was opened during evidence gathering.^{1 6 2} No named case study with checkable client specifics was published on the pages read.^{1 6 2} The stated sourcing model is a marketplace, with buyers selecting domains against metric floors.^{1 6 2}

Operational footprint

Two founders are named on the about page, with no public headcount band available.^{6 4} Public contact routes span email, chat, Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram, and two listed telephone numbers.^{6 4 2 1} The office is listed in Prague, matching the address recorded in the terms document.^{4 6} No public turnaround promise or service-level statement was found on the official pages read.^{6 4 2 1}

Value for money

As of September 2026, no published basket-unit price was found, so no price comparison is possible.^{2 3} The methodology page describes the price-basket comparison used when providers publish defined unit prices.

Penalties

Outreach text promises client approval of site selection, so the pre-approval finding is not recorded.² A publication promise covers delivery rather than rankings, so no guaranteed-outcome finding is recorded.² The refund promise on pricing pages conflicts with terms language, so a contradiction finding is recorded.^{2 4} Network selling is disclosed openly, yet control over marketplace inventory remains unproven either way.² Platform profiles could not be read, so no integrity finding is recorded either way here.¹ Attribute evidence for placement products stays unstated and unsampled, so no finding is recorded either way.²

Category evidence

Dedicated pages cover guest posting and niche edits with fee-plus-media scope and approval steps.^{3 2} Journalist requests, white-label work, packages, and AI visibility each carry scope with monthly prices.² Regulated-niche filters and catalogue listings appear with pricing notes but without samples or rules.² No category-specific samples or case studies were found across any of the dedicated pages.^{2 3 1}

Frequently asked questions

What does LinkBuilder.com sell?

Subscription tools offer catalogue access, filters and exports, with higher limits on the upper tier.^{2 7} The managed outreach service covers guest posts and niche edits under a fee-plus-media model.^{2 3} The catalogue spans more than 400,000 media outlets with regulated-niche filters on upper tiers.²

What does LinkBuilder.com charge?

As of September 2026, the Professional tools plan costs $550 yearly, equal to $55 monthly billed annually.² As of September 2026, the Ultimate tools plan costs $1,050 yearly, with higher limits and niche filters.² Managed outreach adds a $100 service fee or 15 percent of media cost, with a $2,000 project minimum.^{2 3}

Are LinkBuilder.com placements dofollow?

The guest-post and niche-edit product pages do not state the link attribute for placements.^{2 3} A calculator for other formats exposes nofollow as a selectable option, not a hidden default.² The evidence pass opened no live placement samples to confirm link attributes in practice.^{1 6}

Can buyers approve sites before publication?

Outreach text promises client approval of site selection, so the pre-approval finding is not recorded.² Managed guest posts and niche edits include client approval before any AI-assisted article creation.^{2 3} Publication is guaranteed as a delivery promise rather than as ranking or traffic gains.²

What refund terms apply?

The public pricing page promises a thirty-day refund with anytime cancellation for plan subscribers.² The published terms instead state no obligation to refund, with trial payments strictly non-refundable.⁴ Under the terms, monthly non-use refunds stay discretionary where material account activity is seen.⁴

Where is LinkBuilder.com based and what do reviews show?

The business contracts as Codiny, a Czech limited company, under published terms hosted on its site.^{4 1} The Czech register reprints show the company as active in Prague under IČO 22290621.⁵ As of September 2026, the public Trustpilot page shows zero reviews.^{1 2}

How is LinkBuilder.com scored?

The current Public Evidence Score for the provider appears in the infobox beside the lead. It reflects round 2026-09-pes1 evidence across the published criteria and buyer-protection checks. The methodology page describes the criteria, weights and coverage rules behind the score in full.

History

This article was created from round 2026-09-pes1 evidence, with the revision log rendered from provider data. Each new scoring round appends machine-written entries beside manual editorial notes from named editors.

See also

• Best guest posting services
• Best niche edit services
• Best journalist request link building services
• Guest posting
• White label link building
• Methodology