GetMoreBacklinks Alternative: Cheaper Ways to the Same Equity
GetMoreBacklinks Alternative: Cheaper Ways to the Same Equity
Services in the "get more backlinks" bracket sell volume: a package, a number of links, a delivery window. The pitch is intuitive and the pricing looks reasonable until you compute what a followed, indexed link actually cost you.
The short answer
The real question is not what GetMoreBacklinks does but what survives. Six months from now, how many of its submissions are still live, followed and indexed? It cannot say. We can, because we own the directories: 50+ indexed, dofollow directories, $30 for 5 links, $50 for 10, $90 for 20, $120 for 30, $140 for 40, $150 for 50 dofollow backlinks, daily DR sync per placement, 90-day refund.
Why founders look for an alternative
Because a submission log answers a question nobody asked. Founders want to know which links exist, whether they are followed, and whether the page will still be there in six months. A tool cannot promise any of the three about catalogs it does not operate.
What GetMoreBacklinks does
GetMoreBacklinks connects your product once and then works through a catalogue list on your behalf: forms filled, statuses tracked, a report at the end. What it removes is real — a hundred forms is a week of afternoons — but the deliverable is a record of submissions rather than a set of pages you can open.
What to ask before paying
Ask for the delivery report format before paying. You want live URL, rel attribute, indexation status and referring domain DR per link — four columns, not a count.
The structural limit
GetMoreBacklinks rents access to other people’s catalogs, so every outcome depends on decisions made elsewhere: whether the entry is approved, whether the link is followed, whether the category page is indexed at all. Automation changes how fast you submit, never whose queue you stand in.
Why ownership keeps coming up
Ownership is the whole difference. When a catalogue we run changes its template, we see it; when a third-party catalogue does, you find out by accident months later.
What GetMoreBacklinks gets right
Breadth for a small budget and no labour. If the goal is citation hygiene across a long tail of low-traffic catalogs, paying once and letting a queue clear beats a week of afternoons. The report also leaves an audit trail, which is more than most founders have after three weeks of manual form filling.
How BoostDomainRating compares
| GetMoreBacklinks | BoostDomainRating | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the directories | Third parties | Us |
| Link attributes | Decided by each catalogue | Dofollow across the network |
| Time to live | Each catalogue’s queue | Immediate |
| Proof per placement | Submission log | Detail page with daily Ahrefs DR |
| Pricing shape | Per package | $30 (5 links) to $150 (50 links) |
| Refund | Vendor policy | 90 days |
The tiers exist so the number is explicit: $30 buys five followed placements, $90 buys twenty, $150 buys fifty. Nothing in the purchase depends on a reviewer approving you later, and nothing can be reclassified after you have paid.
If you would rather stay manual
The manual route is not obsolete. Ten submissions teach you what reviewers check, which costs a weekend and saves a year of buying the wrong thing. Start with the submission guide and the 2026 directory list.
When GetMoreBacklinks is still the right call
Packages make sense when you need editorial mentions for credibility and you can vet each site yourself. They are a poor first purchase for a domain that needs twenty distinct followed domains cheaply.
FAQ
Are link packages safe?
Volume packages from brokered networks carry risk. Directory placements are lower risk because the pages are public, permanent and easy to audit.
Is $30 for 5 links too cheap to be real?
It is cheap because the directories are ours — no broker margin, no writer fee. The trade is breadth: you get catalog placements, not editorial articles.
Who decides whether my listing goes live?
GetMoreBacklinks answers to directories it does not run, so approval sits with strangers and the date moves with their queue. On an owned network the vendor is the publisher, which is why the link attribute and the timeline can be stated in advance instead of discovered months later.
What does BoostDomainRating cost? $30 for 5 dofollow placements up to $150 for 50. Every placement carries an Ahrefs DR figure synced daily, and the set is refundable within 90 days.
Placements you can count
Instead of renting someone else’s queue, BoostDomainRating places your product inside 50+ indexed, dofollow directories we own: $30 for 5 links through $150 for 50 dofollow backlinks, per-placement DR tracking, 90-day refund window.
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