List of Reputable PBN Services

What kind of results have you had from x PBN service? Please post a link here and your results.

I'm thinking of investing in some PBN services. Let's compile a list in this thread.

Compile your list based on the "Marketplace Reviews" tab. Look for vendors who provide drip-feed options and blocking of crawlers like Ahrefs/Semrush to protect the network from footprints and competitors.

@tiiberius has absolutely fantastic services.. he has quite few in BHW marketplace. Go check his stuff out.

public pbn lists are basically a please nuke me map for google's spambrain lol . once a service becomes too reputable and easy to find , it’s already carrying a heavy footprint
i've burned through $xx,xxx testing marketplace vendors for high-risk niches over the years . 90% of them fail within 12 months cuz they get greedy with outbound link countor use garbage hosting subnets that share IPs with 5000 other spam sites
if u really want to buy instead of building ur own mesh (which is always better tho)
ask if their nodes are on different hosters (digitalocean , vultr , linode mix) or just one big reseller account . if the whole network is on one ASN , one manual action kills everything u bought
grab a sample url and run a header check . if they arent blocking Ahrefs / Semrush / MJ12 at the nginx level , competitors will find ur link and report u within a week
check the other links on the homepage . if a blog links to a plumber , a crypto casino , and a k-pop site all in one sidebar the topical vector is cooked . google ignores these link hubs now
real private networks arent usually compiled in public lists tbh . the best links i’ve sourced were via 1-on-1 deals with guys in Jr. VIP who own small , niche-specific clusters ( 10-20 sites max ) . public = footprint . period .

It depends on your niche, though. If it’s iGaming or something similar, then yes, it’s useful. Otherwise, not really.

EliteHacking said:

What kind of results have you had from x PBN service? Please post a link here and your results.

I'm thinking of investing in some PBN services. Let's compile a list in this thread.

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I’d be careful with PBN services and look for real case studies rather than just DA/DR screenshot's. Check the actual URL's, indexing, niche relevance, and ranking movement before investing.

Grey niche sites can be use PBN

EliteHacking said:

What kind of results have you had from x PBN service? Please post a link here and your results.

I'm thinking of investing in some PBN services. Let's compile a list in this thread.

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I'd be cautious about choosing a PBN service based only on reported rankings I'd look at the overall site quality relevance link history and whether results remain stable over time before considering any service.

I think the actual results matter more than the service name. If someone has tested a PBN service recently, I'd be interested in seeing the before and after data, along with the niche and how long the links were in place. That would give a much better idea of whether the links actually made a difference.

EliteHacking said:

What kind of results have you had from x PBN service? Please post a link here and your results.

I'm thinking of investing in some PBN services. Let's compile a list in this thread.

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I'd be careful with PBN services based only on screenshots or ranking claims. A few services can show short-term movement, but that doesn't mean the links will retain value long term. Google can ignore unnatural links, and PBNs are specifically against its spam policies

EliteHacking said:

What kind of results have you had from x PBN service? Please post a link here and your results.

I'm thinking of investing in some PBN services. Let's compile a list in this thread.

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sure, yes, the thing itself for me is going to have to be more relevant to the site itself rather than to the name of the site. the only thing that is really imprtant is the relevancy nd ranking stability of the site.

I’ve seen PBN results vary a lot depending on niche and link quality. I’d look for clean indexed domains with relevant topics rather than judging the service by metrics alone.