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Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. Same inventory, same vetting, same approval flow, on retail terms instead of wholesale ones. Our brand-side accounts are mostly B2B SaaS and startups buying authority in a category that is still deciding who wins it. The pricing page covers those terms, and nothing on the wholesale side changes what you get.

Rates are wholesale across the full catalogue, with volume tiers that count your whole client book rather than each client separately. We do not publish those numbers, and we do not send a generic sheet. Margin depends on what you sell, at what volume, and to whom, so we go through it with you directly. Get in touch, tell us how your accounts are shaped, and you will know your margin before you pitch a client rather than after.

Retail is published, unlike the wholesale side. Four placements a month is $1,490 and ten is $2,990, with a custom tier above that for 20 or more. Every plan is month to month with a 90-day money-back guarantee, you can pause or cancel whenever, and every link we build stays yours even if you stop working with us. The full table — DR range, services included, reporting cadence per tier — is on the pricing page.

Which is exactly why we do not carry the inventory that causes them. Every site is manually vetted for real organic traffic, index status, and outbound link profile before it goes on a shortlist. No PBNs, no link farms, no marketplace bulk. If a placement is removed or de-indexed within 90 days, we replace it at no charge, and you are told before your client notices.

Guest posts and link inserts land in 14 to 21 days. Press releases go live within 5 to 7 days of submission. HARO and editorial placements are secured as opportunities arise, typically 1 to 4 a month per account. On capacity: tell us the ceiling you might sell to and we will tell you honestly whether we can hold it, before you quote it. A supplier who says yes to everything is the one who makes you miss a deadline.

One brief per account to start — target URL, keywords, niche, DR range — sent however you already talk to us. After that there are two review points per campaign: you approve the shortlist of publications before any outreach goes out, and you approve every draft before it is submitted. Both are asynchronous. There is no discovery call you have to sit through and no standing weekly meeting.

Yes, month to month, without penalty. Client budgets move, retainers pause, seasonal work spikes. You adjust per client account without renegotiating anything, and there is no cap on how many client accounts you run concurrently.

We write everything: press releases, HARO pitches, guest post drafts, link-insert outreach. Native-English writers, and international campaigns are available. You review and approve every piece before it is submitted, so you can forward a draft to your client for sign-off first if that is how your accounts work.

Press releases get a full credit if they are not indexed within seven days. Guest posts and link inserts get a free replacement if they are removed or de-indexed within 90 days. HARO placements are best-effort and fully refunded if nothing lands in a billing cycle. You pass the replacement on to your client as a normal part of the campaign rather than as an incident.

AI visibility is whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's AI Overviews name a brand when someone asks for a recommendation in its category. Those answers are increasingly where shortlists get made, and they are assembled from what the wider web already says: citations, mentions, and coverage on publications that carry authority. The work that earns them is the work we have always done, real placements on real publications. What has changed is that the payoff now shows up in an answer box as well as a results page. For a reseller it is the easiest upsell you have, because your client has already noticed they are not being named.