LinkHouse.co — High-tech Link Building on a Budget

LinkHouse was launched in 2014 by a group of SEO professionals from Kraków, Poland. Today, the platform offers access to over 70,000 websites for guest posting, PR articles, and sponsored content. While most listings are centered around Poland and Eastern Europe, the platform also includes high-quality niche websites from the U.S., Canada, Japan, Germany, France, the UK, and many other countries. 

Despite fierce competition in Poland and globally, LinkHouse has grown steadily. The secret behind its success lies in continuous improvements to functionality, interface, and service quality. 

How does it work in reality? Let’s find out. 

LinkHouse Marketplace

The core of the platform is a straightforward, user-friendly marketplace. If you’re a business owner or manager, you’ll be able to filter websites based on factors that directly affect your budget and ROI. For example, you can filter for only those listings with discounts or bonus offers through the loyalty program. 

That said, professionals will also find the platform robust. Key metrics like organic traffic (excluding referral or paid sources) and the Link Ratio (inbound vs. outbound links) are available at a glance. When you hover over the traffic number, you can see detailed traffic dynamics and breakdowns by country. It may not be the most obvious design choice, but all the relevant metrics are there for those who know where to look. 

Need more granularity? Just click the “Advanced Filters” button and prepare to dive into dozens of technical parameters. LinkHouse doesn’t hide behind vague scores — it gives you data from Majestic, Semrush, MOZ, and Ahrefs. Advanced SEOs can even analyze link profile health metrics, which are particularly helpful in competitive niches or sensitive topics. 

But the filtering doesn’t stop there. LinkHouse provides some of the most nuanced ad and content-related filters on the market. Here are a few standout options:

• Article Mark — Filter by whether the content must be labeled as sponsored. You can also select posts without any tags for more native integration.
• Specialized Content — Avoid platforms with strict editorial guidelines and reduce copywriting costs by choosing only flexible sites.
• Indexation — Filter by sites with 80% or 90%+ indexation probability. Some listings offer guaranteed indexation with a refund in case of issues.
• Backdated Publication/Hidden Date — Choose whether you want to set a custom publication date or hide it entirely — helpful for evergreen PR.
• Social Media Promotion — Check if the site offers promo posts on Facebook or X (formerly Twitter) for broader reach.
• Guaranteed Traffic — Some publishers promise a minimum level of post-publishing traffic, with a refund option if those numbers aren’t met.
• Link Insertions — Choose where the link appears — homepage, directory section, banner, etc. You can also embed multimedia, such as images or videos.

Still not enough? The “Additional Filters” button opens a deeper menu with options like Google News listing, free analytics, or remarketing tag support. 

LinkHouse’s Link Planner Feature

The platform clearly caters to SEO pros and marketing teams with some SEO knowledge. But what if you’re brand new to link building or just don’t have the time to learn?

That’s where the Link Planner comes in — a guided campaign setup tool within the marketplace. Simply input your campaign goal, target URL, and budget. Click “Create Offer,” and the AI system will audit your current backlink profile, analyze your competitors, and generate a smart link-building strategy. 

The AI tool doesn’t just throw you one overpriced domain. It finds the best mix of websites based on your budget, ensuring you actually improve your rankings, not just burn cash. You can either approve the plan with a single click or fine-tune individual site and offer settings manually. 

LinkHouse’s Pricing

LinkHouse uses a business model that has become a standard in the industry. There are no subscription fees or hidden platform commissions for buyers. Only publishers pay for selling pages for article placement.

The minimum cost for a quality post is $9.99 (although you can find garbage sites for $0.99). Standard copywriting starts at $29, premium content at $140. There’s also an exclusive AI-generated copywriting service, with human editing included to avoid SEO penalties. If both you and the publisher are okay with generic content, you can get up to 3000 words for just $21.

However, there’s one downside worth noting — LinkHouse acts as an EU tax agent and applies 20% VAT to every order. Unlike some competitors, they don’t offer VAT exemption for non-EU residents. So, your actual expenses may be slightly higher than expected. 

Downsides and Limitations

Before using LinkHouse, it’s important to consider a few cons:

• High Copywriting Prices — The mentioned $29 rate covers only about 400–450 words. Many competitors charge $10–20 for similar quality standard content.
• Slow Customer Support – All issues do get resolved, and the team generally sides with the buyer during disputes. But don’t expect lightning-fast replies. Some cases can take a full week.
• Lots of Low-Traffic Sites — Yes, 70,000+ listings are impressive. But thousands of these have less than 100 monthly visits — some with none at all. Many of these “dead” sites still show up with discounts and loyalty perks, so it’s hard to believe they’ve just been forgotten. 

Final Verdict

LinkHouse is a powerful and well-structured link-building platform, especially popular among European SEOs. It’s perfect for users who value data and control: if you enjoy comparing DA vs. DR, analyzing backlink ratios, or filtering sites by 10+ metrics, this tool is made for you. It offers strategic transparency and campaign precision. Beginners, meanwhile, can rely on the Link Planner to automate their campaigns — an affordable alternative to hiring a full-service SEO agency.

Still, a few things to keep in mind: the catalog includes many low-value sites, copywriting is expensive unless you DIY it, and support isn’t the fastest. But overall, the platform leaves a strong impression. It’s suitable for freelancers, agencies, and SMBs alike — as long as they approach it with a critical, data-driven mindset.