SaaS companies hiring a link building agency don’t all need the same support. A new product with a DR 20 domain needs referring domains before any page can compete. A Series B company with a busy blog may already get traffic but still lose its comparison and alternatives searches to competitors with more authority on their commercial pages.
Hiring the wrong agency usually means paying for links that point at blog posts buyers never convert from, placed on sites nobody visits.
This article compares SaaS link building agencies based on where their links land, the quality standards they publish, evidence from SaaS clients, and pricing where available. You’ll learn what each agency does best, its limitations, which type of link building fits your current stage, and what you can expect to pay.
Best SaaS link building agencies at a glance
| Agency | Best for | Entry price | Cost per link at entry |
| SAASY LINKS | Editorial links to SaaS revenue pages, with AI citations reported per engine | $1,250/month (5 links, DR 50+) | $250 |
| Growthner | Link building combined with GEO and Reddit marketing | Custom | Not published |
| Loopex Digital | Digital PR placements on high-authority publications | $1,500/month (SEO engagements) | Not published |
| Outreach Desk | SaaS brands competing on hard commercial keywords | $3,000/month (10 links) | $300 |
| Sheikh Shadi | Buying a few DR 80+ or DR 90+ links at a published price | $1,800/month (10 links) | $180 |
| EMGI Group | Founder-led strategy with a 90-day exit clause | $3,000/month (5 to 15 links) | $200 to $600 |
| Jeenam Infotech | Buyers who weigh verified client reviews | $1,250/month (5 links) | $250 |
| Angleout | B2B SaaS and fintech teams that want links inside a full SEO program | Custom | Not published |
| Scalerrs | Links tied to pipeline, with high DR and traffic floors | Custom, month-to-month | Not published |
| LinkCrafters | Pay-per-link orders without a retainer | $150 per link | $150 |
| Get Pro Links | Early-stage SaaS on a budget under $1,000 | $999/month (10 links, DR 40 to 60) | $100 |
| Brimcove | A small monthly mix of DR 50 to DR 85+ links | $1,499/month (4 links) | $375 |
| TripleDart | A backlink gap audit before any outreach starts | $5,000/month | Not published |
| Omniscient Digital | Enterprise SaaS that wants links as part of a content program | $10,000/month (full service) | Not published |
How I chose these SaaS link building agencies
This isn’t a ranking from best to worst. Each agency solves a different link problem, and the right one depends on your stage, your budget, and which pages need to rank.
Because the goal is pipeline rather than traffic, I gave the most weight to where links land. A link to a blog post about remote work productivity rarely produces a demo. A link to your pricing page, a “vs” page, or an alternatives page lifts the pages buyers read right before they book a call, and those are the pages AI answers pull from when a buyer asks for a shortlist.
I looked at six things for every agency:
- Target pages: whether the agency builds links to commercial pages or only to blog content
- Published quality floor: a stated minimum for Domain Rating (DR) and organic traffic, not DR alone
- SaaS evidence: case studies from software companies with before and after figures and, ideally, a timeframe
- Pricing transparency: whether you can see what a month costs before a sales call
- Replacement terms: how long a lost or nofollowed link is replaced for free
- AI search support: whether the agency tracks visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Google AI Overviews
Facts about each agency come from its own website and, where one exists, its Clutch profile. Where an agency doesn’t publish something, I’ve said so rather than guessed. Eleven of the 14 publish at least a starting price, but fewer than half publish both a minimum DR and a minimum traffic figure for their placements.
1. SAASY LINKS: Best for editorial links to SaaS revenue pages
SAASY LINKS is a white-hat link building agency that works only with B2B software companies, most of them between $1M and $10M in ARR. It places in-content, dofollow links through a network of 3,500+ editorial domains and points them at the pages that drive demos: product and feature pages, pricing and comparison pages, integration pages, and category pages. It also offers white label link building for SEO agencies.
Its links and mentions have appeared on sites including HubSpot, G2, Zapier, Semrush, Canva, Capterra, and Shopify, and the agency holds a 5.0 rating on Clutch from 6 reviews.
Standout features
- A published editorial standard: every domain is checked against a 9-point standard before outreach, covering topical relevance, in-content placement, dofollow-only links, and no link marketplaces.
- You pay for dofollow links only: nofollow placements are delivered free and don’t count toward your total, and every link carries 12-month replacement cover.
- AI citations reported per engine: case studies show citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, and the two top plans include a monthly AI Citation Coverage Report.
Published results include:
- HeyReach: DR 39 to 66 and organic traffic 6.8K to 26.3K (+285%) over 12 months, with 34 ChatGPT, 58 Perplexity, and 12 Gemini citations.
- Uniqode: organic traffic 30K to 115K (+283%) over 11 months, on a domain that was already DR 78.
- Modash: DR 56 to 74 and organic traffic 25K to 205K (+720%).
- Donorbox: Manish Sharma, SEO Manager, credits the agency with a 20-point DR increase in three months.
Pros
- Every plan publishes both a DR floor and a traffic floor
- Links go to commercial pages, with target page and anchor text strategy on every plan
- A live dashboard shows each placement’s domain metrics, context, and dofollow status
- Month-to-month plans you can pause or cancel
Cons
- Sells monthly plans rather than single links
- The AI Citation Coverage Report starts at the $4,500 plan
- Not a fit for ecommerce, local businesses, or budgets under $1,000 a month
- Rankings typically take 60 to 90 days to respond, and AI citations 3 to 6 months
SAASY LINKS pricing
SAASY LINKS publishes four tiers, each with a DR and traffic floor:
- Start: $1,250 a month for 5 links on DR 50+ domains with 1K+ organic traffic
- Scale: $2,250 a month for 10 links with the same floors
- Dominate: $4,500 a month for 15 links on DR 60+ domains with 5K+ traffic, plus a full-site internal linking strategy and the AI citation report
- Conquer: $5,250 a month for 15 links on DR 70+ domains with 10K+ traffic, with the same extras
Plans are month-to-month with no contract. The tiers are laid out on its SaaS link building services page.
Choose SAASY LINKS when your blog already ranks but your comparison, alternatives, and pricing pages sit on page two or three.
2. Growthner: Best for link building combined with GEO and Reddit marketing
Growthner is a GEO agency for SaaS and tech brands that combines SEO, GEO, and Reddit marketing. Link building sits alongside LLM optimization, brand mentions, SaaS content, technical SEO, and a free AI visibility audit that tests 20 buyer prompts and names your top three citation gaps.
Named clients include Hyperstack, DocHipo, TradeZero, and Zania.ai.
Standout features
- Links in formats AI answers cite: placements go into tools roundups, comparison pieces, and expert quotes, with priority given to domains that ChatGPT and Gemini reference often.
- Commercial targets: links point at your pricing page, key blog posts, and lead magnets.
- One team for links, AI search, and Reddit: useful if you already treat AI engines and communities as buying channels.
Its link building results include:
- A document design SaaS: organic traffic 1.7K to 17K with 180+ links over 9 months
- A cloud GPU provider: organic traffic 700 to 9K with 140+ links over 8 months
Pros
- Links, AI visibility, and Reddit marketing under one contract
- No lock-in contracts
- A free AI visibility audit before you commit
Cons
- Both link building case studies are anonymized
- The quality bar is “DA 50+, ideally 80+,” stated in Moz Domain Authority rather than DR with a traffic minimum
- No published replacement guarantee or monthly link volume
Growthner pricing
Growthner doesn’t publish pricing. You’ll get a quote at the end of a discovery call, so ask for the monthly link count and the replacement terms in writing.
Choose Growthner when you want one team to handle links, AI search visibility, and Reddit at the same time.
3. Loopex Digital: Best for digital PR placements on high-authority publications
Loopex Digital is an SEO and AI search agency that runs link building, digital PR, technical SEO, content, and GEO. It works with SaaS, B2B, ecommerce, and local businesses, and holds a 5.0 rating on Clutch from 97 reviews, the largest review count on this list.
Standout features
- Digital PR with a link guarantee: its digital PR campaigns guarantee at least five backlinks per campaign, with earned links averaging DR 93 on publications like Forbes, TechCrunch, HuffPost, and Business Insider.
- Paid by links received: the link building retainer is based on the links you get, not hours, with the volume written into the contract.
- AI citation building: outreach also aims to get your brand cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews.
Published results include:
- SenseHR: 290 backlinks took the domain from DR 7 to DR 37, with organic traffic up 1,937%.
- ZeroBounce: about 230 placements across 18 PR campaigns, with DR rising from 76 to 78.
Pros
- The deepest pool of verified reviews on this list
- Rolling 30-day agreements with no long-term contract
- Typical landed links average DR 70 with about 10,000 monthly visitors
Cons
- The guaranteed floor for standard link building is low, at DR 20+ and 1,000+ monthly visitors
- Not SaaS-only, so ask how many current clients sell software
- Loopex puts significant DR movement from PR at 11 to 12 months
Loopex Digital pricing
SEO engagements start at $1,500 a month on a rolling 30-day basis, with the proposal setting scope and budget before work begins. Digital PR is priced per campaign on request.
Choose Loopex Digital when authority is the constraint and you want earned coverage on major publications rather than outreach placements alone.
4. Outreach Desk: Best for SaaS brands competing on hard commercial keywords
Outreach Desk sells link building for competitive markets. It offers guest posts, link insertions, contextual links, brand mention reclamation, digital PR, and white label delivery, and it works across SaaS, ecommerce, iGaming, crypto, travel, and other industries.
Founded in 2023, the 15-person agency reports 9,000+ links built for 35+ companies and holds a 4.9 rating on Clutch from 4 reviews.
Standout features
- Traffic-checked placements: sites range from DR 40 to 90, with traffic checked against real organic data, and the linking page has to match your industry.
- More than links on every plan: each plan includes a dedicated account manager, a toxic backlink audit, content and internal linking advice, and listicle placements aimed at LLM visibility.
- Large SaaS campaigns: its case studies run to hundreds of placements on a single client.
Published SaaS results include:
- CloudTalk: 270 placements over 9 months, with monthly organic traffic 2K to 35K and DR 68 to 73
- Flatirons: 611 placements over 11 months, with monthly organic traffic 9.6K to 123K
- factoHR: 120 placements, with monthly organic traffic 49K to 70K
Pros
- Published per-link pricing
- Case studies with link counts and, for two of three, timeframes
- Listicle placements built in for AI visibility
Cons
- The $3,000 monthly minimum is higher than the entry plans of the link-only agencies here
- Contract terms and the replacement period aren’t published
- Only 4 Clutch reviews so far
Outreach Desk pricing
Outreach Desk publishes per-link pricing:
- Foundation: $300 per link for 10 links a month ($3,000)
- Growth: $250 per link for 20 links a month ($5,000)
- Custom: $200 per link at higher volumes
Choose Outreach Desk when you’re going after crowded commercial keywords and want a high monthly volume of industry-matched placements.
5. Sheikh Shadi: Best for buying a few DR 80+ or DR 90+ links at a published price
Sheikh Shadi is a SaaS link building agency founded in 2022. It reports 15,000+ editorial links built for 50+ SaaS brands, including Setapp, NordVPN, Testsigma, Slazzer, and VPNOverview. Its site shows a 5.0 rating on Clutch from 19 reviews and 4.9 on DesignRush from 21 reviews.
Standout features
- Single high-authority links: it’s the only agency on this list that prices individual top-tier placements, at $1,500 for 3 DR 80+ links or $3,000 for 3 DR 90+ links.
- Pay for links that stay live: undelivered links are refunded in full, and a link removed within 6 months is replaced with equal or better metrics or refunded.
- A traffic minimum on every plan: placements need 2,000+ monthly visits.
Its case studies are the most completely reported on this list, each with a link count, a timeframe, and before and after traffic:
- Testsigma: links 249 to 575 over 23 months, with monthly organic traffic 8.9K to 256K (+2,776%)
- Zluri: links 124 to 370 over 14 months, with monthly organic traffic 8.7K to 56K (+566%)
- Slazzer: links 87 to 425 over 8 months, with monthly organic traffic 1M to 2.5M (+150%) on a domain that was already large
- Ipwhois: links 20 to 92 over 23 months, with monthly organic traffic 1,110 to 5,508 (+445%)
Pros
- A published price for DR 80+ and DR 90+ placements
- Strong refund and replacement terms
- Month-to-month plans, with 10% off for paying three months upfront
Cons
- The homepage lists DR as an average per tier (“Average DR50+”), so ask for the minimum at your tier
- Case studies report total links before and after, not how many the agency built itself
- Enterprise costs $4,499 more than Advanced for the same 30 links at DR 70+, so get the extra planning work in writing
Sheikh Shadi pricing
Sheikh Shadi publishes monthly plans, single links, and digital PR packages:
- Startup: $1,800 a month for 10 links at DR 50+
- Growth: $3,800 a month for 20 links at DR 60+
- Advanced: $7,500 a month for 30 links at DR 70+
- Enterprise: $11,999 a month for 30 links at DR 70+, plus link planning, target page strategy, and anchor text strategy
- Single high-authority links: $1,500 for 3 DR 80+ links, or $3,000 for 3 DR 90+ links
- Digital PR: from $4,500 a month for 7 to 8 links on DR 40 to 90 sites, delivered within 45 days
Choose Sheikh Shadi when one category page or “vs” page needs a handful of very strong links rather than a volume plan.
6. EMGI Group: Best for founder-led strategy with a 90-day exit clause
EMGI Group is a UK link building and AI visibility agency that works only with B2B SaaS companies between $1M and $30M in ARR. Founded in 2023, it reports 2,000+ links built for 30+ clients, with over 70% of links on DR 60+ sites and client retention above 90% after the first cycle. Named clients include Prospeo, Decodo, Viddyoze, HR Partner, Zanda, Tolgee, and Neuroflash.
Standout features
- The founder runs strategy: Matt Emgi sets strategy on every account, with a link building strategist and a growth strategist added as the account grows.
- A 90-day firing clause: if the work isn’t justifying the retainer by day 90, you can end the engagement.
- Commercial pages first: links point at feature, comparison, and category pages and at guides that answer category questions, and volume runs 5 to 15 links a month depending on difficulty rather than a fixed quota.
Its published results include:
- Prospeo: monthly organic visitors 1,000 to 17,000+, with the company crossing $1.5M ARR during the campaign
- HR Partner: organic traffic value $5K to $20K a month over 25 months, outranking much larger HR software companies on feature searches
- Viddyoze: monthly visitors 5,000 to 15,000 in 7 months
Pros
- Senior strategy on every account
- An easy exit if results don’t show by day 90
- AI visibility and share of voice tracked for every client
Cons
- The $3,000 entry point rules it out for early-stage teams testing link building
- Recent placements average DR 70 with about 30,000 organic visitors, but EMGI presents that as a benchmark, not a floor
- A replacement policy is mentioned, but no term is published
EMGI Group pricing
EMGI publishes two starting prices rather than tiers:
- SaaS link building: from $3,000 a month for 5 to 15 links
- LLM SEO and AI visibility: from $4,000 a month
At $3,000 for 5 to 15 links, the effective cost per link lands between $200 and $600, so confirm the volume you’re being quoted before comparing it with fixed-volume plans.
Choose EMGI Group when you want the person setting strategy to be the person you speak to every month.
7. Jeenam Infotech: Best for buyers who weigh verified client reviews
Jeenam Infotech is a SaaS link building agency offering editorial backlinks, guest posts, brand mentions, and listicle link building. It reports work with 150+ brands and holds a 4.9 rating on Clutch from 37 reviews, the most of any link-only agency on this list.
Standout features
- No upfront payment: you pay only for links that are delivered.
- A DR and traffic floor on every plan: DR 50+ and at least 1,000 monthly visitors.
- Fast delivery: a full package typically lands within 2 to 3 weeks.
Its best-documented result is Superside, where organic traffic grew from 2K to 11K (+415%) with 380 links over 19 months.
Pros
- 37 third-party reviews for procurement and finance teams to check
- Per-link cost drops from $250 to $170 as volume rises
- No contracts, and you can pause, upgrade, or adjust your plan at any time
Cons
- Replacement is guaranteed for lost links, but the window isn’t stated
- Refunds aren’t available once outreach begins
- Domain pre-approval is listed only on the 5-link plan
Jeenam Infotech pricing
Jeenam publishes volume-based monthly pricing:
- 5 links: $1,250 a month ($250 per link)
- 10 links: $2,300 a month ($230 per link)
- 20 links: $4,000 a month ($200 per link)
- 30 links: $5,100 a month ($170 per link)
Custom pricing is available above 30 links.
Choose Jeenam Infotech when third-party proof carries weight in your buying process.
8. Angleout: Best for B2B SaaS and fintech teams that want links inside a full SEO program
Angleout is a B2B SEO agency focused on SaaS and fintech. Its services cover SaaS SEO, fintech SEO, Reddit marketing, YouTube SEO for SaaS, paid media, and Webflow development, with link building delivered inside the SEO program. Client logos include Sprinto, DemandFarm, Beatoven, Arcana, and Upskillist, and the agency says it has worked with 100+ clients.
Standout features
- One agency for content, site, and links: the same team can plan content, fix Webflow pages, run paid campaigns, and build links toward the same keywords.
- Manually vetted links: placements go on sites with real traffic and authority in your industry.
- Free planning tools: an SEO ROI calculator and a traffic forecast help you model returns before you commit budget.
Pros
- Covers Webflow development and paid media alongside SEO
- Sets clear expectations: measurable improvement in 3 to 6 months, and significant growth in 6 to 12
- A free audit before you sign
Cons
- No published DR or traffic floor for links
- I couldn’t find case studies with before and after figures
- No Clutch reviews yet
Angleout pricing
Angleout doesn’t publish pricing. Its Clutch profile lists a $1,000 minimum project size and hourly rates of $25 to $49, so expect a custom proposal based on the mix of SEO, content, and links you need.
Choose Angleout when you’d rather not manage a separate link vendor, content team, and developer.
9. Scalerrs: Best for links tied to pipeline, with high DR and traffic floors
Scalerrs is an SEO and AEO agency that works only with SaaS and tech companies. Its SaaS link building service places editorial backlinks on B2B and SaaS sites and points them at the pages that drive pipeline.
Standout features
- High floors on every placement: target domains need DR 60+, 10K+ monthly traffic, a strong traffic-to-page ratio, and editorial standards.
- You stay in control: you approve targets and review placements, and every link sits in the main content, not a footer or sidebar.
- Weekly and monthly reporting: reports cover new live links, authority changes, AI search visibility, and target page rankings.
Published results include:
- AutoRFP: 15 links in one month, with organic traffic 1,412 to 6,710
- Qrvey: 12 links in one month, organic clicks up 400%, and pipeline that doubled from $740K to $1.5M in a year, by the client’s account
- Default: organic traffic up 146%, with links averaging DR 70+
Pros
- DR 60+ and 10K+ traffic on every placement
- SaaS-only placements and clients
- A fixed monthly cost, and you can pause or cancel anytime
Cons
- No published price for link building
- Link building is part of a wider SEO and AEO program, which is more than you need if links are the only gap
- Not an option for non-SaaS companies
Scalerrs pricing
Scalerrs prices link building as a fixed monthly cost based on scope, with no minimum term. Ask for the monthly link count and price per link when you get the proposal.
Choose Scalerrs when link relevance and placement quality matter more to you than volume.
10. LinkCrafters: Best for pay-per-link orders without a retainer
LinkCrafters is a white-hat link building agency offering guest posts, niche edits, brand mentions, and listicle placements. It says it’s trusted by 500+ brands and agencies, including G2, CloudTalk, Mailtrap, Apify, and Softr, and it holds a 5.0 rating on Clutch.
Standout features
- Single links on demand: buy one link at $150, with 30-day delivery, or pay $50 more for 15-day express delivery.
- Guaranteed metrics: DR and Ahrefs traffic are guaranteed on every plan, with a money-back guarantee if a link falls short.
- Published ranges: placements average DR 50 to 90 with 1K to 100K+ organic traffic.
Its SaaS-relevant case studies include:
- A cold outreach tool: DR 50 to 73 and organic traffic 1.2K to 60K from 90+ links
- A WhatsApp management platform: DR 48 to 62 and organic traffic 2.6K to 370K from 135 links
- A cybersecurity tool: DR 37 to 58 and organic traffic 1.9K to 110K from 105 links
Pros
- No retainer or contract
- The lowest per-link price on this list among agencies with a DR 50+ floor
- A money-back guarantee on all plans
Cons
- A generalist: case studies also cover law firms, ecommerce stores, and skincare brands
- None of the case studies names the client or gives a timeframe
- A SaaS-only agency will have more existing relationships with software publications
LinkCrafters pricing
- Pay per link: $150 per link with 30-day delivery, or $200 for 15-day express delivery
- Starter: $1,800 for 12 links
- Plus: $3,500 for 25 links
- Growth: $5,000 for 36 links
The packs work out to roughly $139 to $150 per link.
Choose LinkCrafters when you want to test an agency or need a handful of placements for one launch or one comparison page.
11. Get Pro Links: Best for early-stage SaaS on a budget under $1,000
Get Pro Links sums up its positioning as “SaaS link building. Nothing else.” It builds editorial backlinks on SaaS publications, offers white label link building for agencies, and runs a Slack SEO community with 6,500+ members across 47 countries.
Standout features
- The lowest entry point among SaaS-only agencies: 10 links for $999 a month.
- Unique referring domains: every link on every plan comes from a different site.
- Shared tracking: a Google Sheet shows target pages, anchor text, domain metrics, and live placements in real time.
Published results include:
- REsimpli: DR 43 to 73 and monthly organic traffic 2,500 to 20,000 (+696%)
- InnovationCast: DR 31 to 60 and monthly organic traffic 420 to 8,000 (+1,800%)
- Remote People: DR 56 to 70 in under nine months, with monthly organic traffic 6,000 to 55,000 (+790%)
- Level AI: DR 39 to 55 and monthly organic traffic 4,000 to 9,000 (+132%)
Pros
- About $100 a link on the entry plan
- A 6-month like-for-like replacement guarantee on every plan
- Named SaaS clients with before and after figures
Cons
- The entry plan uses DR 40 to 60 sites only, and even the top plan places most links below DR 70
- Domain pre-approval and weekly reports start on the $2,499 plan
- Only one case study gives a timeframe
Get Pro Links pricing
- Professional: $999 a month for 10 links at DR 40 to 60, delivered in 2 to 4 weeks
- Growth: $2,499 a month for 20 links (12 at DR 40 to 60, 5 at DR 60 to 70, and 3 at DR 70 to 90)
- Scale: $3,999 a month for 30 links, including 2 at DR 90+, plus a backlink audit, delivered in 4 to 6 weeks
Choose Get Pro Links when you’re early, your DR is low, and you need volume more than top-tier placements.
12. Brimcove: Best for a small monthly mix of DR 50 to DR 85+ links
Brimcove builds editorial links, digital PR, and brand mentions for SaaS companies, aimed at rankings on Google and citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. Outreach is manual, the writers are native English speakers, and the agency reports 5,000+ links built and 200+ agencies using its white label service.
Standout features
- A set DR mix on each plan: its SaaS plans spell out how many links you get at each DR level, from DR 50+ on Starter up to DR 85+ on Expert.
- More support as you scale: Growth adds a dedicated account manager and a monthly progress call, and Advanced adds content support and competitor backlink analysis.
- A replacement guarantee: removed links are replaced for free.
Its homepage case study, YesAssistant, grew from DR 20 to DR 60 and from 1.5K to 5K+ monthly organic traffic (+233%) with 500+ links over 24 months.
Pros
- Even the entry plan starts at DR 50+
- A monthly reporting dashboard on every plan
- The Enterprise plan adds full SEO and technical SEO support
Cons
- At $375 to $630 per link, it’s one of the most expensive volume plans here
- The SaaS page doesn’t state a traffic minimum for its plans
- The page lists a 6-month link guarantee in the header and “at least a year” in the FAQ, so confirm which applies
Brimcove pricing
Brimcove’s SaaS link building plans are:
- Starter: $1,499 a month for 4 links (2 at DR 50+, 2 at DR 60+)
- Growth: $2,999 a month for 6 links (3 at DR 60+, 3 at DR 70+)
- Advanced: $4,499 a month for 8 links, including 1 at DR 80+
- Expert: $6,299 a month for 10 links, including 1 at DR 80+ and 1 at DR 85+
- Enterprise: from $9,000 a month for 12 to 20+ links at DR 70+
Choose Brimcove when you want a few higher-DR links each month and someone to talk them through with.
13. TripleDart: Best for a backlink gap audit before any outreach starts
TripleDart is a B2B SaaS marketing agency that runs link building inside a wider SEO, GEO, content, and paid offer. It reports 10,000+ links secured for 100+ backlink clients, working from 250+ publisher partners and a 30K+ site network, with 25+ SEO specialists on staff. It holds a 4.8 rating on Trustpilot.
Standout features
- Audit first: every engagement starts with a backlink gap audit and prioritizes revenue and commercial pages, with live placements about four weeks later.
- Several link types: editorial links, digital PR, niche edits, linkable assets, and brand mentions.
- Domain approval: you approve every domain before outreach goes live, and links that come down are replaced.
Its published results are stated as DR gains:
- Scrut.io: DR up 31%
- SalesDuo: DR up 22%
- Designity: DR up 21%
- ZenRows: DR up 15%, from a relationship of more than a year
Pros
- Links, content, and paid run by one B2B SaaS agency
- A large publisher network to draw from
- Client approval on every domain
Cons
- Case studies give percentage DR gains without the starting number, so a 31% gain could mean DR 30 to 39 or DR 60 to 79
- No published DR or traffic floor, and no term on the replacement guarantee
- A six-month initial term on a typical engagement
TripleDart pricing
TripleDart’s link building plans start at $5,000 a month, with the exact figure confirmed after the audit. Engagements usually start with a six-month initial term, then move to month-to-month.
Choose TripleDart when you want to know where your link gaps are before you pay for placements.
14. Omniscient Digital: Best for enterprise SaaS that wants links as part of a content program
Omniscient Digital is a content strategy and SEO agency for B2B software companies. Its link building service treats links as one input to organic growth rather than a standalone goal, alongside content production, digital PR, AEO, and technical SEO.
Standout features
- Relationship-based outreach: placements come from relationships with editors at hundreds of publications, built over about a decade in B2B software.
- Full link transparency: each placement is reported with the host site, the linked page, the anchor text, and the DR, with a minimum of DR 50 for guaranteed links.
- Brand mention campaigns: off-page campaigns aim to raise your visibility in LLM answers.
Its case studies report revenue and pipeline rather than link counts:
- Jasper: organic blog sessions up 810%, blog-attributed product signups up 400x, and $4M+ in ARR from the content program
- Smartling: $3.7M in pipeline from organic search, organic blog traffic up 118% from 2022 to 2024, and 12.8x return on the program
- Convert: LLM visibility up 81% and AI citations up 140% within 60 days
Pros
- The strongest revenue-level evidence on this list
- Content, links, and AI search planned as one program
- Placement-level reporting
Cons
- The $10,000 monthly entry point is the highest on this list
- No published link volume
- A long horizon, so it’s a poor fit for a short test
Omniscient Digital pricing
Full-service engagements start at $10,000 a month. Link building isn’t priced separately.
Choose Omniscient Digital when you have the budget and patience for a content program, and the bigger problem is that nothing you publish is worth citing yet.
What do SaaS link building services include?
A complete SaaS link building service handles everything from finding sites to confirming the link is live:
- Target page and anchor strategy: choosing which of your pages need authority and what anchor text points at them
- Prospecting and vetting: finding relevant sites and checking DR, organic traffic, topical fit, and spam signals
- Outreach: pitching editors and site owners for a placement
- Content: writing the guest article or the passage that carries a link insertion
- Reporting: a list or dashboard of live links with their metrics
- Replacement: free replacement if a link is removed or changed to nofollow within a set period, usually 6 or 12 months
Some agencies add brand mentions, listicle placements, and AI visibility tracking. Those extras carry more weight now that AI engines lean on off-site signals. A Semrush study of 1,000 domains found a 0.65 correlation between a domain’s Authority Score and how often AI answers mention it, and nofollow links correlated almost as strongly as dofollow links. Brand mentions count for even more: an Ahrefs study of 75,000 brands found web mentions correlated with AI Overview visibility at 0.664, against 0.218 for backlinks.
Which link building service does your SaaS need?
| Current problem | Likely service |
| Low DR, and nothing ranks past page two | Monthly editorial link building at volume |
| Blog ranks, but pricing, comparison, and alternatives pages don’t | Links pointed at commercial pages, plus internal links from the blog |
| Competitors appear in ChatGPT and Perplexity “best tool” answers and you don’t | Listicle placements and brand mentions on the pages AI engines cite |
| One page is stuck behind a competitor with a stronger link profile | A few DR 80+ or DR 90+ placements to that page |
| You’re an agency with SaaS clients | White label link building |
| Commercial pages rank, but few visitors book demos | Better commercial pages, not more links |
How much does SaaS link building cost?
Price tracks the quality floor. A link on a DR 30 site with little traffic costs a fraction of a link on a DR 70 site with 10K+ monthly visitors, because the second is harder to earn. Compare agencies on cost per link at a stated DR and traffic floor, not on monthly price alone.
| Pricing model | Typical range | Examples from this list |
| Pay per link | $150 to $300 per link | LinkCrafters $150 ($200 express), Outreach Desk $200 to $300 |
| Entry monthly plan | $999 to $1,800 a month | Get Pro Links $999 (10 links, DR 40 to 60), SAASY LINKS and Jeenam $1,250 (5 links, DR 50+), Brimcove $1,499 (4 links), Sheikh Shadi $1,800 (10 links) |
| Higher-DR monthly plan | $3,000 to $7,500 a month | EMGI Group from $3,000, Get Pro Links $3,999, SAASY LINKS $4,500 to $5,250, Brimcove $4,499 to $6,299, Sheikh Shadi $7,500 |
| Single high-authority links | $1,500 to $3,000 for 3 links | Sheikh Shadi (DR 80+ or DR 90+) |
| Full SEO or content program including links | $1,500 to $10,000+ a month | Loopex Digital from $1,500, TripleDart from $5,000, Omniscient Digital from $10,000, and custom quotes from Growthner, Angleout, and Scalerrs |
Be cautious with links priced under $100. At that price, the site is usually selling placements to anyone, which is the pattern Google’s link spam systems look for.
How to choose a SaaS link building agency
Start with the pages that sell
List the five to ten pages closest to a demo request, such as pricing, integrations, “vs” pages, and alternatives pages. Ask each agency how it would build authority to those pages specifically. An agency that only talks about blog posts is solving a different problem.
Ask for traffic, not just DR
DR can be inflated with cheap links. Ask for a minimum organic traffic figure alongside the DR floor, and a sample of recent placements you can check in Ahrefs or Semrush yourself. Several agencies on this list publish DR as an average, so ask for the minimum too.
Check where the link sits
A link in the body of a relevant article passes more value than one in an author bio, sidebar, or footer. Ask whether placements are in-content and dofollow, and whether nofollow links count toward your total.
Read the replacement terms
Links get removed when sites are sold, redesigned, or cleaned up. Agencies on this list offer 6 months, 12 months, or an unstated period. Get the window and the trigger (removal, nofollow, deindexing) in writing.
Look for SaaS results with a timeframe
“Traffic up 700%” means little without a starting point and a period. Prefer case studies that show before and after figures, the number of links built, and how many months it took.
Decide how you’ll measure pipeline
Agree on the measures before the first link goes live: rankings and clicks for your commercial pages in Search Console, organic demo requests in your CRM, and AI citations counted per engine. Blog traffic alone won’t tell you whether links are moving revenue, and a simple model for proving content ROI to leadership gives you a way to report it.
Links can’t fix a page that doesn’t convert
A link building agency can raise a page’s authority, but it can’t make the page persuasive. If your comparison page reads like a feature list, or your alternatives page never says who should pick you, more links send more buyers to a page that loses them.
That’s why the pages come first. A comparison page that ranks, converts, and gets cited by AI answers the buyer’s real question, is honest about who each option suits, and gives editors a reason to link to it without being paid to. Pages like that make every link an agency builds worth more.
Some teams need more than links and pages. Technical fixes, content, and links can run as one program with a B2B SaaS SEO agency, and an LLM SEO agency can take on the prompts and citations that decide AI answers.
FAQs about SaaS link building agencies
How much does SaaS link building cost?
SaaS link building agencies on this list charge $150 to $300 per link, or $999 to $11,999 a month for a plan. The difference comes mostly from the DR and traffic floor of the sites used. A plan of 5 links on DR 50+ sites with 1K+ traffic starts at $1,250 a month.
How long does link building take to affect rankings?
Expect 60 to 90 days before rankings start to move, and 6 to 12 months for significant changes on competitive commercial keywords. AI citations can take 3 to 6 months to respond.
Should links point to blog posts or product pages?
Both, but SaaS companies tend to underinvest in links to commercial pages. Blog posts earn links naturally, while pricing, comparison, and integration pages rarely do. Building authority there, then linking internally from the blog, helps the pages buyers read right before a demo.
Do backlinks help with AI search visibility?
Yes, based on current research. A Semrush study of 1,000 domains found that domains with stronger backlink authority are mentioned more often in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Brand mentions on third-party pages correlate even more strongly with AI visibility, so listicle placements and mentions are worth asking about.
What DR should I ask a link building agency for?
DR 50+ with at least 1,000 monthly organic visitors is a reasonable floor for a SaaS company. DR alone can be manipulated, so always pair it with a traffic minimum and topical relevance.
Can a link building agency guarantee rankings?
No. Rankings depend on your content, competitors, and technical setup as well as links. A credible agency guarantees what it controls: the number of links, the quality floor, and replacement if a link is lost.
Choose the agency built for the pages you need to rank
Start with your budget and the problem you’re solving. Get Pro Links fits early teams that need volume under $1,000 a month, LinkCrafters suits one-off orders, and Jeenam Infotech suits teams that want dozens of verified reviews before signing. If one page needs a few very strong links, Sheikh Shadi prices them individually.
If your blog already ranks but your pricing, comparison, and alternatives pages don’t, you have an authority problem on revenue pages, and SAASY LINKS is built for that brief, with in-content links on traffic-checked sites and AI citations reported per engine. EMGI Group fits teams that want the founder on the account, and Scalerrs fits teams that want DR 60+ and 10K+ traffic on every placement.
For links bundled into a wider program, Growthner adds GEO and Reddit, Angleout adds Webflow and paid media, Loopex Digital adds digital PR on major publications, and TripleDart starts with a backlink gap audit. Omniscient Digital sits at the top of the budget range, for teams that want links to come from a content program.
If your commercial pages aren’t worth linking to yet, book a call with me. I’m a B2B SaaS writer and strategist, and on the call, we’ll look at the pages you want links for and decide which to rewrite before an agency starts building links to them.
