Current Prices for PBN Backlinks

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Hi everyone,

I am in the process of creating a PBN. For my business plan, I am trying to get a better idea of my costs and revenue. According to a recent post from "splishsplash" who runs the Wolf Network, a link from a domain with 50-200 quality backlinks should cost $10-$30 a month. Would you all agree on that estimate? How much would you be willing to pay monthly for PBN links from domains at different levels? Thanks in advance for your help!
 
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best way to check is to look at the other sales threads. see what they are offering and price according to what you can deliver.
 
I appreciate the feedback- was confused because I was not seeing many monthly services. Most seem to sell links with one-time payments, which I am skeptical of, for the reasons that others have pointed out on this forum. The second part of my question still stands to anyone reading this who is interested- how much would you personally be willing to pay for a PBN monthly backlink at different levels?
 
RDs is surely not the single indicator to get price based on, there's much more to take into account,
the quality of the domain links, OBL, content used, footprints, PBN setup, hosting (quality/quantity), age, link placement, etc...
these are just a few that should be taken into account as well & the price will basically depend on the budget to get the pbn website & costs to maintain
 
 
If you want to sell them as a monthly subscription keep in mind you'll need to build up trust for buyers.
 
DonKong said:
Hi everyone,

I am in the process of creating a PBN. For my business plan, I am trying to get a better idea of my costs and revenue. According to a recent post from "splishsplash" who runs the Wolf Network, a link from a domain with 50-200 quality backlinks should cost $10-$30 a month. Would you all agree on that estimate? How much would you be willing to pay monthly for PBN links from domains at different levels? Thanks in advance for your help!
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Price differs according to the metrics. look over the sales thread in market place.
 
Hey, there's one company here on BHW that has good reputable service about back link building. I don't want to mention it bc of rules here on the forum, but if you look around I am pretty sure you will find them, there isn't many of them that provide this service, so I will not talk much about it.

Just look around on the marketplace, maybe ?
Good luck
 
If it's niche specific PBN links it may cost anywhere between $10-$20 and for most general PBNs it will between the same pricing range or lower.

You can buy the links which suits you on monthly basis instead of looking for monthly subscription. You need to have a look at the marketplace for PBNS
 
DonKong said:
Hi everyone,

I am in the process of creating a PBN. For my business plan, I am trying to get a better idea of my costs and revenue. According to a recent post from "splishsplash" who runs the Wolf Network, a link from a domain with 50-200 quality backlinks should cost $10-$30 a month. Would you all agree on that estimate? How much would you be willing to pay monthly for PBN links from domains at different levels? Thanks in advance for your help!
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Actually it depends on the metrics , as you mentioned $10-$30 yes it will range between this.
 
Many sellers offer one time payments, but as you know @splishsplash maintains his blogs to a high standard, thanks to his revenue models. In contrast, even I bought links in the past from sellers here who eventually disappeared ( I suspect went bust) and stopped maintaining and registering their blogs. If you are just starting off, then you're site might not even be accepted into the Wolf network. Is your site already paying anything now? or you hoping that a pbn will skyrocket you up the rankings, and you'll start earning then? There are lots of alternative and better methods to drive instant traffic to your site via socials, and some web 2.0s, a PBN really is to give you a long standing good organic SEO ranking. YOu cant just build a site, and then build a pbn and hope to make money, you have to have a business case to start with. ie, a good domain, good niche, good articles, and good layout, and media content.
 
It's good to consider estimates from sources like "splishsplash," but remember to do your own research and think about factors like domain quality before deciding how much you're willing to pay for PBN links.
 
Thank you everyone for your comments and feedback! Based on your feedback, I feel that I am in the right range for pricing. I will do some more research in the marketplace as many of you have suggested.
PHPInjected said:
Here are a few threads outlining PBN's that may have information you don't have yet:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-how-many-links-per-day-week-or-month-should-i-build.1502403/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-many-times-should-i-link-from-a-pbn.1168951/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/c...ork-for-non-english-money-sites-hmmm.1226919/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-ultimate-pbn-guide.1360359/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-setup-a-pbn.1553049/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...s-than-one-hour-for-newbies-holy-cow.1146634/
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These resources are fantastic- will check them out. I appreciate the help.
Panther28 said:
Many sellers offer one time payments, but as you know @splishsplash maintains his blogs to a high standard, thanks to his revenue models. In contrast, even I bought links in the past from sellers here who eventually disappeared ( I suspect went bust) and stopped maintaining and registering their blogs. If you are just starting off, then you're site might not even be accepted into the Wolf network. Is your site already paying anything now? or you hoping that a pbn will skyrocket you up the rankings, and you'll start earning then? There are lots of alternative and better methods to drive instant traffic to your site via socials, and some web 2.0s, a PBN really is to give you a long standing good organic SEO ranking. YOu cant just build a site, and then build a pbn and hope to make money, you have to have a business case to start with. ie, a good domain, good niche, good articles, and good layout, and media content.
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Thanks for the feedback...yes, from my research this is exactly what it will take to build a PBN. I agree- this is a serious undertaking and I am making a business plan for the PBN. As for building a quality PBN, I am sure that with my background in SEO writing and research, I can do the articles myself. I have a developer I work with who can help me build out the site. I have purchased what I think is a quality expired domain already and will buy more soon. I think that I will create a journey thread for anyone interested following my progress.

RusPokerStarrr said:
This is a normal price for an internal link (for the main page, prices should start at $50-$100).
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Can you explain this a little more? In my work for my clients, an internal link referred to a link on their own site linking to another page on their site. Is this what you mean or are you referencing something else? The price that you quoted for the main page link is higher than other estimates- I am interested in learning more about your reasoning.

RMX said:
If it's niche specific PBN links it may cost anywhere between $10-$20 and for most general PBNs it will between the same pricing range or lower.

You can buy the links which suits you on monthly basis instead of looking for monthly subscription. You need to have a look at the marketplace for PBNS
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Won't buying one-time links increase the likelihood that the search engines label the website as a link farm? This is why many people have told me to only sell/buy links as monthly payments that pay for a limited number of links on the site (keeping the link juice intact), and pay for the continued maintenance of the site.

MomentumMedia said:
In general, the cost of PBN links can range from as low as $5-$10 per month for low-quality domains to $50-$100 or more per month for high-quality, authoritative domains. It's important to remember that investing in PBN links can be risky
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What is the greatest risk, in your opinion?
 
DonKong said:
Thank you everyone for your comments and feedback! Based on your feedback, I feel that I am in the right range for pricing. I will do some more research in the marketplace as many of you have suggested.

These resources are fantastic- will check them out. I appreciate the help.

Thanks for the feedback...yes, from my research this is exactly what it will take to build a PBN. I agree- this is a serious undertaking and I am making a business plan for the PBN. As for building a quality PBN, I am sure that with my background in SEO writing and research, I can do the articles myself. I have a developer I work with who can help me build out the site. I have purchased what I think is a quality expired domain already and will buy more soon. I think that I will create a journey thread for anyone interested following my progress.


Can you explain this a little more? In my work for my clients, an internal link referred to a link on their own site linking to another page on their site. Is this what you mean or are you referencing something else? The price that you quoted for the main page link is higher than other estimates- I am interested in learning more about your reasoning.


Won't buying one-time links increase the likelihood that the search engines label the website as a link farm? This is why many people have told me to only sell/buy links as monthly payments that pay for a limited number of links on the site (keeping the link juice intact), and pay for the continued maintenance of the site.


What is the greatest risk, in your opinion?
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I merged 3-4 of your posts together here. When responding to multiple members, please use the quote feature moving forward:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-use-the-multiquote-feature-on-bhw.975670/
 
Given the March update and Google's recent statement about expired domains, I would not be surprised if open PBN backlinks (and what I mean by open PBN backlinks are PBN networks that sell links to the SEO public) will be under considerable pressure to sell at lower rates.

In fact, I wouldn't be surprised at all if the bigger players have started to move out of the market.

Expect a lot of churn and volume, but consider yourself warned.

Google is officially looking closely at expired domains.

I'm just blown away by the fact that it took them so long to get a clue.
 
blackbeans said:
Given the March update and Google's recent statement about expired domains, I would not be surprised if open PBN backlinks (and what I mean by open PBN backlinks are PBN networks that sell links to the SEO public) will be under considerable pressure to sell at lower rates.

In fact, I wouldn't be surprised at all if the bigger players have started to move out of the market.

Expect a lot of churn and volume, but consider yourself warned.

Google is officially looking closely at expired domains.

I'm just blown away by the fact that it took them so long to get a clue.
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But the reality is different. This is not happening today, it has been happening for many years.
 
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