A link exchange designed to leave the smallest possible footprint.

Yes — DR 25, where DR can be measured. We read Domain Rating from Ahrefs' free public API. That endpoint scores root domains only, so a subdomain comes back with its parent domain's DR; we record that but never count it toward the threshold, because it isn't that site's own authority. A site with no measurable DR is judged on the composite authority score instead — built from open link-graph data, domain age, popularity tier, on-page audit score and index coverage — and its dashboard row says which applied.

No one can honestly promise that. Link schemes carry risk, and any vendor claiming a penalty-safe or Google-approved network is overstating what they can control. What we can describe is how this one is built: pool rotation first with reciprocal placements rate-limited and delayed, required topical relevance, in-content placements on indexed pages, blocked exact-match anchor repetition, publisher approval on every link, and a full audit log. You decide whether that trade-off suits your site.

Sometimes, and we'd rather say so than let you find out later. Most placements come from a rotating pool, so the site you host a link for is usually not the site that links to you. A reciprocal placement is permitted, but never within 45 days of the first link — a same-week mutual pair is the easiest exchange pattern to spot, and the gap is what stops the two directions appearing together. Google's guidance names excessive link exchange directly; we cap volume, require topical relevance and drip placements for exactly that reason, and no one can promise you a network is penalty-proof.

We don't publish a network size. Matching only fires when a topically relevant partner exists for your site, so if there isn't one yet you'll see an empty matches list rather than an off-topic placement. That's the honest state of a network as it grows.

Hosting a partner's link inside one of your published articles earns one credit. Receiving a link that points at your site spends one. With no credits you can't receive links, which keeps the exchange balanced and stops one-way extraction from the pool.

Yes — every single one, and you can attach a reason. The proposal shows you the proposing site, the target URL, the proposed anchor text, and the surrounding paragraph before you decide. Links never auto-publish; a proposal you don't approve simply doesn't ship.

A composite authority score below the minimum bar, thin or spun content, no evident editorial process, indexation problems that would make a placement worthless, or restricted verticals. When a site isn't accepted, the verdict and the reason appear in your dashboard.

Scheduled re-verification detects it. The placement is marked removed in your ledger and stops counting as a live placement, so your reporting reflects the links that actually exist rather than the ones that once did.

Backlink monitoring and your placement ledger are part of the product on any paid plan. Network access — enrolling a site, being matched, and exchanging placements — is available on the Pro and Agency plans. Current plan details are on the pricing page.