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Ultimate SaaS Link Vault Buy top tier link insertions at $140 and sell them for 10 to 15 times that.

1,613 SaaS sites, the 680 sellers who place on them, and the direct email that reaches each one. You pay after the link is live.

DR 95calendly.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 93hubspot.comFrom $150Seller emailf@.com3 sellers quoting
DR 91flipsnack.comFrom $100Seller emailm@.com18 sellers quoting
DR 92cal.comFrom $120Seller emailb@.com4 sellers quoting
DR 92gitlab.comFrom $160Seller emailj@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91zapier.comFrom $100Seller emaila@.com1 seller quoting

How a row in this sheet becomes margin

  • Sort by DR and by price743 sites sit at DR70 or above. Keep the ones that fit your niche and the budget you already have, and the shortlist gets short fast.
  • Email every seller on the row920 sites carry more than one seller and one carries 66. Writing to the whole row instead of the cheapest name is the habit that gets answers.
  • Pay the seller directYou agree the price, you pay the seller, and you bill the placement on at your own rate.
Get the sheet, $997 a year Look at 25 real sites first

1,613 SaaS sites. 680 direct seller emails. $140 in, $1,400 and up out. Updated all year.

Everything twelve years of buying links leaves behind, counted out of the sheet.

1,613 SaaS sites680 sellers with direct emails6,483 individual offers920 sites with competing sellersMedian price $14047 sites at DR90 or aboveOne site with 66 sellers on itDomain Rating on every row

Your margin starts on the first email you send

A placement bought at $140 resells at $1,400 to $2,100. That gap is the entire business, and a seat hands it to you.

$997 a year

One resale covers the year

Buy one placement at $140, bill it at $1,400, and you are $1,260 up before the seat has cost you $997. Every placement after that is margin you keep. Bill your clients at whatever rate you set.

680 direct emails

You keep the whole spread

You negotiate your own price and you pay the person who places the link. Nobody stands in the middle taking a cut, so the difference between what you pay and what you charge is entirely yours.

500 seats, ever

It closes at five hundred

Five hundred seats keeps the crowd small enough that your email still gets read, and it keeps the seller quoting $140 from putting his price up. It closes at 500 and stays closed, first come first served.

Twenty five sites, pulled straight out of the sheet

Each card is a real site a seller will place you on, the Domain Rating it carries, and the lowest figure anyone quoted me for it. They are here so you can judge the list on sites you already recognise.

DR 95calendly.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 92webflow.comFrom $320Seller emailj@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91zapier.comFrom $100Seller emaila@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91webex.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91tutsplus.comFrom $120Seller emaila@.com4 sellers quoting
DR 95calendly.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 92webflow.comFrom $320Seller emailj@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91zapier.comFrom $100Seller emaila@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91webex.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91tutsplus.comFrom $120Seller emaila@.com4 sellers quoting
DR 93hubspot.comFrom $150Seller emailf@.com3 sellers quoting
DR 92envato.comFrom $220Seller emaila@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91airtable.comFrom $130Seller emailm@.com3 sellers quoting
DR 91cloudways.comFrom $140Seller emaila@.com6 sellers quoting
DR 91mindbodyonline.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 93hubspot.comFrom $150Seller emailf@.com3 sellers quoting
DR 92envato.comFrom $220Seller emaila@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91airtable.comFrom $130Seller emailm@.com3 sellers quoting
DR 91cloudways.comFrom $140Seller emaila@.com6 sellers quoting
DR 91mindbodyonline.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 93zendesk.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com2 sellers quoting
DR 92arcgis.comFrom $25Seller emailu@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91twilio.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91alibabacloud.comFrom $120Seller emailm@.com2 sellers quoting
DR 91fresha.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 93zendesk.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com2 sellers quoting
DR 92arcgis.comFrom $25Seller emailu@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91twilio.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91alibabacloud.comFrom $120Seller emailm@.com2 sellers quoting
DR 91fresha.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 92salesforce.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com5 sellers quoting
DR 92bigcartel.comFrom $70Seller emaila@.com7 sellers quoting
DR 91g2.comFrom $250Seller emaila@.com2 sellers quoting
DR 91searchengineland.comFrom $113Seller emailh@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91iheart.comFrom $150Seller emaila@.com1 seller quoting
DR 92salesforce.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com5 sellers quoting
DR 92bigcartel.comFrom $70Seller emaila@.com7 sellers quoting
DR 91g2.comFrom $250Seller emaila@.com2 sellers quoting
DR 91searchengineland.comFrom $113Seller emailh@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91iheart.comFrom $150Seller emaila@.com1 seller quoting
DR 92gitlab.comFrom $160Seller emailj@.com1 seller quoting
DR 92cal.comFrom $120Seller emailb@.com4 sellers quoting
DR 91qualtrics.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91opencart.comFrom $100Seller emailm@.com6 sellers quoting
DR 91flipsnack.comFrom $100Seller emailm@.com18 sellers quoting
DR 92gitlab.comFrom $160Seller emailj@.com1 seller quoting
DR 92cal.comFrom $120Seller emailb@.com4 sellers quoting
DR 91qualtrics.comFrom $140Seller emailb@.com1 seller quoting
DR 91opencart.comFrom $100Seller emailm@.com6 sellers quoting
DR 91flipsnack.comFrom $100Seller emailm@.com18 sellers quoting

Domain Rating by Ahrefs. Every price is the lowest figure a seller quoted me for that site, and the sheet is updated all year as new quotes come in.

What you get in the sheet

Three tabs land in the sheet. This is the first one with the email column covered up, because the email column is the thing you're buying.

Tab 01

Link Vault

1,613 sites, one row each. Domain Rating, every seller I found for that site with their email inline, and the lowest price I have been quoted where a price exists. 6,483 individual seller offers sit behind those rows.

  • 1,613sites
  • 6,483offers behind them
  • 920with competing sellers
SiteDRFromSellersSeller email
calendly.com95$1401b@.com locked
hubspot.com93$1503f@.com locked
salesforce.com92$1405b@.com locked
zapier.com91$1001a@.com locked
airtable.com91$1303m@.com locked
flipsnack.com91$10018m@.com locked
zendesk.com93$1402b@.com locked
gitlab.com92$1601j@.com locked
bigcartel.com92$707a@.com locked
cal.com92$1204b@.com locked
cloudways.com91$1406a@.com locked
opencart.com91$1006m@.com locked

47 sites at DR90 or above, 175 at DR80 or above, 743 at DR70 or above. Every row carries a live price and the median across them is $140.

Same sellers, same sites, different price

The agency buying links for you is emailing people who are in this sheet. What separates the two columns is who picks the sites and who keeps the difference.

Through an agency

A retainer
Who picks the sites
They do, from a list you never see
What you get shown
A shortlist, after the placement is live
What a placement costs
$1,400 to $2,100, which is the going resale rate
Quotes you can compare
One, theirs
Who holds the relationship
They do
What next quarter costs
The retainer again

Direct, with the sheet

$997 a year
Who picks the sites
You do, from 1,613 rows with Domain Rating on every one
What you are shown
All 1,613 rows and all 6,483 seller offers
What a placement costs
$140 median, paid straight to the seller
Quotes per site
Every seller on the row. Zendesk has two in here, at $1,500 and at $140
Who holds the relationship
You do, with 680 direct emails
When you stop paying
Nothing. The seat runs the year

What you pay against what you bill

  • The job What it resells for What it costs you
  • One placement on a DR90 SaaS site $1,400 to $2,100 a link $140 median, paid direct
  • Finding out who else sells the same site You cannot, you see one price Every seller on the row, side by side
  • Ten links in a quarter A retainer, month after month About $1,400 of seller invoices
  • Reselling the placement to your own client Not yours to resell Expressly allowed
  • What it costs you next quarter The retainer again Nothing. The seat runs the year

Left column: the 10x to 15x range these placements resell at. Right column: the median across all 1,613 sites in the sheet.

Three steps, and it's an afternoon of emails

The names, the addresses and the prices are already in the sheet. The work is writing the emails and marking up the invoice.

01

Cut it down to a shortlist

Sort by Domain Rating and by price, then keep the sites that suit your niche and the budget you already have. 743 sites sit at DR70 or above and 47 sit at DR90 or above. The shortlist gets short fast.

02

Email every seller on the row

920 of the sites carry more than one seller and one of them carries 66. Write to all the names on a row instead of only the cheapest one. Two sellers quote zendesk.com in this sheet. One asks $1,500 and the other asks $140 for the same site.

03

Pay the seller direct

This market runs on payment after publication. You check the article is live and the link is in it, then you pay. The placement is yours to resell at 10 to 15 times what it cost you, and nobody sits in the middle taking a cut of the difference.

What arrives when you buy

An Excel file, downloaded from your own private page the moment payment clears. Sort it, filter it, paste it into whatever you already work in. Every time the data is refreshed you get an email, and the new version is waiting on the same page.

  • The site1,613 of them, one row each, deduplicated to the root domain so the same site never shows up twice under two spellings.
  • Domain RatingAhrefs DR, read site by site. Every number you sort on is a real reading.
  • Lowest priceThe cheapest figure any seller has quoted for that site. The median across all 1,613 is $140.
  • Every seller on the rowEvery seller found for that site, each with the direct email sitting inline next to the name, so you can write the whole row in one sitting.
  • Seller countHow many people quote that one site. 920 rows carry more than one. 766 of those carry two or more real quotes, and on 251 of them the dearest seller asks at least double what the cheapest asks for the same placement.
  • Best Deals tabAll 1,613 sites, cheapest seller first. This is the tab you buy from. 47 of the sites in it sit at DR90 or above and some of them ask $100.
  • Seller Directory tabAll 680 sellers, how many sites each one covers, and where a seller undercuts everyone else on the same site.
  • Updated all yearSame page, current file. New sites, new sellers and corrected prices go into the next version, you get an email when it is ready, and you download it from where you downloaded the first one.

What you are buying into

  • Every row lists every seller found for that site. 920 of the sites carry more than one and a single site carries 66. Two sellers quote zendesk.com in here, one at $1,500 and one at $140. Work the row and somebody answers.
  • Paid links break Google's spam policies. Every agency charging you a retainer for link building is buying them anyway. The terms page says it in full.
  • Every row carries a price and a reachable seller. A site with no quote, or with nobody to email about it, is left out rather than padded in. There are no blanks to work around and no row you cannot act on today.

Every figure on this page is counted out of the sheet you are buying, and the twelve rows above are twelve of its real rows.

Who ends up using it

The problem is identical in every row. You're standing outside the room where the price gets decided.

  • SaaS foundersCancel the retainer and email the sellers it was emailing
  • SEO agency ownersBuy at $140, bill at $1,400, keep the difference
  • Freelance SEOsOne client invoice covers the seat for the year
  • Link sellersSee who else is quoting your sites, and for how much
  • In-house marketing teamsA sourcing list you own rather than a vendor you rent
  • Growth leadsReal prices for a budget line you have to defend
  • Affiliate operatorsAuthority on review sites without a monthly retainer
  • Ecommerce brandsDR90 placements at the price the seller actually asks
  • ConsultantsHand a client a plan with real numbers attached to it
  • Agencies pitchingQuote a link campaign knowing what it costs you
  • Startups pre-revenueSpend the small budget where the margin is not taken
  • Anyone quoted $1,400Find out who sells the same placement for $140

Whether this is yours

Two lists, so you can place yourself in about ten seconds.

It fits you if

  • You already buy links, or you pay somebody who does.
  • You're comfortable writing to strangers and haggling over a price.
  • You'd rather hold the seller relationship than rent it from an agency.
  • You resell placements to clients and want that margin back.
  • You can judge a site on its Domain Rating and on what it's about.

Give it a miss if

  • You want placements guaranteed.
  • You want someone to run the outreach on your behalf.
  • Emailing people and waiting for replies is work you would rather skip.
  • You buy on a refund window.
  • Buying links is a line you've decided to stay on the right side of.

One seat, one year, $997

One placement bought at $140 and billed at $1,400 clears the seat and leaves you $263 up, on the first link.

One seat, one year

Ultimate SaaS Link Vault

$83.08 a month billed $997 once a year

One of the 500 seats this list will ever sell. First come, first served, and the count stays private.

  • All 1,613 sites, with Domain Rating and seller count on every row.
  • 680 sellers with the direct email that reaches them.
  • 6,483 individual offers, so you can see who quotes the same site cheaper. On 251 sites the dearest seller asks at least double the cheapest.
  • All 1,613 sites carry a live price, median $140.
  • Three tabs: Link Vault, Best Deals, Seller Directory.
  • Full resale rights. Bill your clients at 10x, 15x, whatever you set.
  • Pay the seller after the link is live, which is how this market works.
Send me the sheet, $997

Cancel by email and I stop the renewal. Your access runs to the end of the term you paid for.

One payment of $997 today, then once a year. Access is delivered instantly, so sales are final. Terms and Privacy.

The running count stays with me. When the 500th seat goes, this page comes down and that is how you will find out.

Questions, answered

An Excel file (.xlsx) with three sheets: Link Vault, Best Deals, Seller Directory. 1,613 sites, 680 sellers with direct emails, 6,483 individual offers. Checkout drops you straight onto your own download page, and the link to it lands in your inbox as well. Whenever the data is refreshed you get an email and download the new version from that same page.

Nobody in this market can guarantee a placement, and anyone selling you one is selling you a story. The sheet solves it a different way: every seller on the site, side by side. 920 sites carry more than one and one carries 66. Work the whole row and your odds are good.

Paid links break Google's spam policies. Every agency charging you a retainer for link building is buying them anyway, and the only question on the table is whether you pay $140 or $1,400 for the same placement. My terms page says it in full.

Yes, and that is most of the point. Full resale rights come with the seat, so bill every placement on at whatever rate you set. Reselling the sheet itself is the one thing off the table.

Sales are final. The download unlocks the second you pay, so you have the entire product before a refund window would even open. That is why the twelve real rows, the median, the seller counts and every figure in the sheet are printed on this page. You judge it now, with the numbers in front of you.

Email me and say cancel. One email, and I reply to confirm. Your access runs to the end of the term you paid for.

It stays private on purpose, and the reason is in your interest. Five hundred people is already a lot of mail landing on the same 680 sellers. Sell this to five thousand and the seller quoting $140 on a row where somebody else asks $1,500 puts his price up or stops opening mail from strangers, and the sheet is worth less to everyone who already paid for it. The cap protects the thing you are buying. Five hundred is real, it is first come first served, and when the last seat goes this page comes down.

Matteo Sanzone

Where the prices came from

Every price in here was paid, not published

These are the figures sellers quoted on live deals over twelve years of buying, which is why they sit at $140 instead of the number on a public rate card. The emails reach a person because each one has already been used.

You are buying the buy side of that market at the price the people who own the sites actually charge, and you are free to sell it on at whatever your clients pay.

Matteo Sanzone on LinkedIn

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