Reboot Online

Reboot Online is a London-based search marketing agency selling digital public relations and SEO. It sells quoted monthly retainers, calculator-priced project packages and white-label services for client agencies. Its standing appears in the current Public Evidence Score shown in the infobox for round 2026-09-pes1, dated 7 September 2026.

Background

The operator is Reboot Online Marketing Limited, a registered company in England under number 08282774.¹ Its registered office address is recorded at 727 to 729 High Road in London.¹ Companies House names Shai Aharony and Naomi Aharony as both directors of the company.² The site presents the same pair as co-chief executives alongside eight further named directors.³ The domain was first captured by the Wayback Machine in March 2004, before the 2012 incorporation.⁴ Site, register and contact page agree on the company name, number and registered office.⁵

Services

The company sells digital public relations, link building, search optimisation and managed white-label services.⁵ The link building service earns stated editorial placements in mainstream newspapers and industry-relevant websites.⁶ Digital public relations runs mainly on monthly retainers with stated guaranteed minimum link counts.⁷ A public cost calculator suggests sector packages with stated link counts and delivery timeframes.⁸ The public agency collaborations page offers white-labelling, referral terms and collaboration routes for agencies.⁹ Dedicated industry pages cover sectors from casino and travel to healthcare, law and ecommerce.¹⁰ The stated current sourcing model is outreach earning editorial links rather than paid placement.⁶

Pricing

As of September 2026, digital public relations retainers start from 3,500 pounds per month.⁷ Search optimisation retainers carry a stated public minimum spend of 2,000 pounds per month.¹¹ The link building service starts at a stated 5,500 pounds plus value-added tax per month.⁶ Calculator sector examples range from 18,500 pounds for automotive to 63,500 pounds for gaming.⁸ The automotive calculator example promises a stated 28 links across two months of delivery.⁸ All orders go through contact forms, audits or sales calls, with no public checkout.⁷ The published prices are starting figures or calculator suggestions, never fixed transactable checkout units.⁸ Value-added tax is added to the quoted link-building line, unlike the other listed figures.⁶

Terms and buyer protection

The public terms page addresses domain registration products rather than sold marketing retainer terms.¹² No refund policy for digital public relations, search or link-building retainers was found as of September 2026.¹² No replacement cover for placements or links is published in the public terms as of September 2026.¹² No cancellation window for marketing retainers appears on the public terms page as of September 2026.¹² Submitted formal domain complaints go in writing and receive acknowledgement within five working days.¹² Delivery timeframes are agreed per campaign, with sector examples spanning two to six months.⁸ The published search code of conduct sets stated practice rules for the agency team.¹³

Reputation

As of September 2026, the Clutch profile displays no reviews and no overall rating.¹⁴ A dated Wayback capture from September 2025 likewise shows no reviews on the profile.¹⁴ No matching Trustpilot profile for the company domain was found in the evidence as of September 2026.¹⁴ Rating and count figures for other platforms were not readable on the access date.¹⁴ Scores combine platform ratings by review count, with smoothing described on the methodology page.

Delivery evidence

Four opened samples are live third-party articles with visible links to named client sites.^{15 16 17} The named case studies cover eToro and JRPass with checkable live linked placement addresses.¹⁸ The eToro study cites published coverage with a live link to the client report.¹⁸ The JRPass study reports a large rise in referring domains from digital public relations.¹⁹ One cited MarketWatch page address returned an error when the reviewer tried opening it.²⁰ The company states that its links are editorially earned from newspapers and industry sites.⁶

Operational footprint

The LinkedIn company snapshots describe between eleven and two hundred staff, inconsistently across captures.²¹ The story page names ten team people across leadership, strategy, public relations and operations.^{3 22} Contact routes include a public telephone line, an email address and a contact form.²³ Sector packages show delivery across two to six months without a numeric retainer-wide promise.⁸ The company office address is the registered London address shown on the contact page.²³

Value for money

No priced basket unit was found, since retainers and projects carry no authority floor.⁶ The methodology page describes the standardised price-basket comparison across guest-post and monthly package units. The published calculator link counts and monthly prices therefore sit outside that basket comparison.⁸

Penalties

The link-building page states that exact future client sites cannot be named before campaigns.⁶ No public route to approve placement sites before publication was found as of September 2026.⁶ The published link-count promises guarantee delivery volumes, never ranking, traffic or authority gain outcomes.⁸ No headline promise was found contradicted by footer, legal or terms text as of September 2026.¹² Past ownership of a private network is described on site historically, not as current practice.⁶ The opened samples sit on large named third-party news domains rather than provider-controlled sites.¹⁶ The Clutch profile shows no reviews and no consumer-alert or incentivised-review flag as of September 2026.¹⁴ No link-attribute default is sold on the product pages, though one sample link carries nofollow.⁶

Category evidence

Link building has a dedicated page with scope, starting prices and sample case studies.⁶ Digital public relations has a dedicated page, calculator prices and two named case studies.⁷ Casino and travel sectors have dedicated digital public relations pages with tailored sector packages.^{24 25} Healthcare, law, ecommerce and further industries appear with entries on the industries index page.²⁶ White-label services have a dedicated page, while named artificial-intelligence visibility appears as homepage-only material.⁹

Frequently asked questions

What does Reboot Online sell?

Reboot Online is a London-based search marketing agency selling digital public relations and SEO. Digital public relations runs mainly on monthly retainers with stated guaranteed minimum link counts.⁷ A public cost calculator suggests sector packages with stated link counts and delivery timeframes.⁸

What does a campaign cost?

As of September 2026, digital public relations retainers start from 3,500 pounds per month.⁷ The link building service starts at a stated 5,500 pounds plus value-added tax per month.⁶ Calculator sector examples range from 18,500 pounds for automotive to 63,500 pounds for gaming.⁸

What refund or replacement terms apply?

No refund policy for digital public relations, search or link-building retainers was found as of September 2026.¹² No replacement cover for placements or links is published in the public terms as of September 2026.¹² Delivery timeframes are agreed per campaign, with sector examples spanning two to six months.⁸

Can buyers approve sites, and are links dofollow?

The link-building page states that exact future client sites cannot be named before campaigns.⁶ The published link-count promises guarantee delivery volumes, never ranking, traffic or authority gain outcomes.⁸ No link-attribute default is sold on the product pages, though one sample link carries nofollow.⁶

Where is Reboot Online based and what do reviews show?

The operator is Reboot Online Marketing Limited, a registered company in England under number 08282774.¹ Companies House names Shai Aharony and Naomi Aharony as both directors of the company.² As of September 2026, the Clutch profile displays no reviews and no overall rating.¹⁴

How is this provider scored?

The standing shown is the current Public Evidence Score in the infobox beside the lead. The methodology page gives the full specification applied equally to every provider. All published figures there render automatically from stored round data, never from typed article prose.

History

This article was created from the round 2026-09-pes1 public evidence gathered in September 2026. All later changes to the underlying data appear automatically in the rendered revision log.

See also

• Best link building services
• Best digital PR agencies
• Best high authority link services
• Digital PR
• Placement pre-approval
• Methodology