Built for trades, not agencies
Backlink purchase for roofers, HVAC and plumbing firms
Pick links from 50,000+ vetted sites, aim each one at the page that earns your calls, and pay only when the basket looks right. Most placements go live within about 24 hours.
- 50,000+ vetted donor domains
- From $1 per link, no subscription
- Each row takes its own target URL
Rough price per link this estimate uses
- DR 0–9~$2
- DR 10–29~$6
- DR 30–49~$18
- DR 50+~$45
What it is for
Four jobs where a backlink purchase helps a contractor
A crew with two trucks and a busy phone does not need a marketing department. It needs a few well-aimed links, bought at the right time.
Storm season runs on a calendar
Hail does not wait. A roofing page needs weeks to settle after new links show up, so count back from your date; our storm-season timeline lays out the work week by week.
Your supplier lists a rival, not you
Check the dealer locator first. Manufacturer, trade-association and chamber pages are worth chasing by hand, and the supplier and association checklist shows where a bought link fills the gaps.
A lead portal owns your calls
Pay-per-lead feels fine until the invoice grows. The side-by-side cost table puts portal fees next to the one-time price of a placement.
Six towns share one service page
One page cannot rank everywhere. Before ordering, read how a landscaping crew splits its city pages so each link lands on a page that deserves it.
Compare
Where a trade business can spend its marketing money
| Option | How you pay | What happens when you stop | Who controls it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lead portal | Per lead, every month | Leads stop the same day | The portal |
| Search ads | Per click, every month | Clicks stop the same day | The ad platform |
| Bought backlinks | Once per placement, $1 to about $500 | The link stays; it is a permanent dofollow placement | You choose the donor and target page |
| Supplier and association links | Dues, favours, paperwork | Depends on the membership | The other organisation |
Our view
Links help a good page. They do not rescue a bad one.
If your site has no service pages, no phone number above the fold and no real photos of finished jobs, fix that first. Links give a decent page more weight, and nobody can promise where it will sit.
- Open Search Console and check that the service page is indexed.
- Look at what Ahrefs or Semrush shows for the rival on page one.
- Buy two or three links, wait, then judge.
- vetted donor domains
- 50,000+
- cheapest link
- $1
- top domains
- ~$500
- usual time to go live
- ~24 h
Who it is for
How an order actually runs
You open the marketplace and filter donors by Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. Every row shows its numbers, so there is nothing to guess about.
Add rows to the basket. Nothing is charged yet. Each row takes a target URL and a keyword, and you pick one of three content modes: automatic, your own instructions, or your own finished article. The plumber walkthrough goes through each screen with an example.
After payment the article is written automatically and the placement usually goes live within about 24 hours. It stays as a permanent dofollow link, and its status appears in your ordered links. Unsure about a term? The contractor glossary explains them in shop language.
Who it is for
What a row tells you before you pay
A row is a donor, a price and a handful of numbers. The numbers help you sort a long list quickly, but a quick sort is not a decision. Sorting is not buying. Read the donor page as a visitor would before you add it to the basket.
Then compare the row with what a rival shows in Ahrefs or Semrush. Do it every time. If the donor's numbers look nothing like theirs, pause. The glossary explains each column in shop language.
Traffic before score
Say two donors share a similar Domain Rating. One gets real visits from its niche, and the other gets almost none. The first is the safer use of your money, even if its score looks a little lower.
Check the traffic column first, then the score.
Price against the page it lifts
Pay more only when the page the link points to deserves it. A top domain on a thin service page can waste money that a cheaper, relevant donor would have spent better. Match the price to the page first, then to the donor.
Timeline
What to expect after you pay
Payment
The basket is paid from your dashboard balance and each placement enters the queue.
Placements go live
Most are up within about 24 hours. Check the status in your ordered links.
Crawling and settling
Google finds the new links on its own schedule. Watch Search Console, not the clock.
Judge the result
Compare impressions and calls for the target page against the weeks before. Ranking changes depend on many other things and are never promised.
FAQ
Questions from owners and office managers
Is a backlink purchase worth it for a small plumbing or roofing company?
Sometimes. It helps when your pages are solid and rivals have more links pointing at them. At $1 to about $500 per link and no subscription, you can test with two or three placements. Nothing is guaranteed, so judge by calls and Search Console data.
How much does one link cost?
Pay-as-you-go from $1 per link, up to about $500 for top domains. Price follows the donor's authority, traffic and niche. There is no subscription, and the basket shows the full total before you pay anything.
Will the link stay up if I stop using the site?
Placements are permanent dofollow links, so they are not rented by the month. You do not have to keep a plan running for them to remain.
How soon do links go live?
Usually within about 24 hours of payment. After that Google needs time to find and weigh them, and that part is out of anyone's hands. Expect weeks before you can judge anything.
Who writes the article that carries my link?
By default it is written automatically, with one clean link to your page. You may instead give your own instructions or supply a finished article. Pick whichever mode fits your page.
Can I choose which page the link points to?
Yes. Each basket row takes its own target URL and keyword. Many contractors aim at one service page, like roof repair or water heater installation, instead of the homepage.
Do I need to know what Domain Rating means?
No, but it helps. It is a score from tools like Ahrefs for how strong a site's links are. Our glossary explains it and similar terms in plain words.
