White-label link building for agencies · since 2019
Set a budget per client. We find the publishers, run five published checks, write the article natively, place the link and watch it for twelve months, and we write the reason on every order. Your client sees your name and nothing else.
The publisher invoices you directly. Our fee is one line, around 30%, with the article inside it. Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, Belgium, Austria, wider Europe and the US.
Links built since 2019
1,200+
What we buy with it
You set the budget. We decide what it buys, placement by placement, and every order comes with the reason we chose it. You always know the decision; you never have to make it. Two kinds of placement, both through the same five checks, both guaranteed for twelve months, in any language your client sells in.
Chosen when the client needs a topic covered
We buy one when the client needs a topic they do not yet rank for. A new article on a publisher that cleared all five checks, written natively, with the link in the body. The order says why this publisher and why this topic.
Chosen when a page already ranks for it
We buy one when a page already ranks for the client's subject. The link goes into an article that already gets read, so it carries history from day one. The order says why this page and why now.
A business model you can see
Pay the publisher directly. Our fee is a separate line: 25-40% of publisher cost, averaging around 30%. Sourcing, vetting, native content, placement and twelve months of monitoring are all inside that fee.
What you charge your client on top is yours to decide. The client only ever sees your invoice.
One order, two invoices.
A quote without the guesswork
The publisher invoices you directly. Our service fee is invoiced separately, so your client never sees a supplier.
Illustrative price in EUR. Actual publisher costs and the service fee are quoted per order, based on market and volume.
The portal
One client, one monthly budget, every decision made by us and explained to you. The portal is where you watch it happen, and the same data we work from is the data your client's report is built on.
Access within one week of signing the NDA and the commission contract. No credit card.
Plan · yourclient.com
Germany · Health · October
Monthly budget
€930 of €1,500
Chosen for this budget · each with the reason
Illustrative rows. The screens are the portal's own: Overview, Plan, Decisions, Articles, Links, Invoices.
What you can do in it
New client site
yourclient.com
Added to the suppression list
01
Add the client site. The same action suppresses it from our outreach for good.
Why LinkTribune
Selling link building to your clients is easy. Delivering it is a second business: publishers, vetting, writers, monitoring, and a supplier you have to trust with your client list. With a partner it is a budget, and a decision made for you with the reason attached.
What it is worth to you
€4,846
margin a month, €58,154 a year
Assumes you bill clients at twice the publisher cost, the convention the vetting guides describe, with our 30% already inside your budget. Your own pricing may differ; the sliders are yours.
Five published thresholds applied by the platform, not by whoever has the deadline. Roughly one candidate in twelve gets through, and you can check every figure yourself.
Every domain you register is excluded from our own outreach permanently, across every brand we operate. Not a clause with an expiry date.
Nine failure states checked weekly for twelve months on every link we have placed, with a report each month whether or not anything moved.
Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, Belgium and Austria, in the publisher's own language, with the traffic measured against that country and nothing else.
Selected results
LinkTribuneCase study · Health · Germany and the Netherlands · 4 weeks
An online health retailer set a budget. We pulled 746 candidates, passed one in twelve, contacted 303 publishers and placed 29 links in four weeks, 72% on brand anchors. Each order carries the reason it was chosen; each link is checked weekly.
Measured October 2026
“We're a small SEO team, and outreach was taking up too much of our week. LinkTribune now handles that side of the work. I still review the sites, but I'm no longer spending my evenings chasing publishers.”
Alex Morgan
Founder, SEO agency
“We tried them on one campaign first. The sites were relevant to the client, and communication was straightforward. We've since started using them for a few more accounts.”
James Bennett
Owner, SEO consultancy
Markets
Traffic measured in the client's own country, writing in the publisher's own language, outreach run for the client's niche. Five markets with standing publisher relationships, and anywhere else on request.
Accountability
Your client's links should not disappear into a supplier's black box. Every stage has an owner, and every order shows who decided and why.
The founder
Building links since 2019
Buying and building links since 2019, first for our own sites in German, Dutch and English. Signs off every threshold on this site, and answers for the ones we break.
The partner desk replies within one working day.
Platform
Pulls sites for the client's topic and market and runs the five checks before anyone reads one. One in twelve gets through.
Delivery desk
Chooses each placement against the client's budget and writes the reason on the order. Nothing is bought without one.
Outreach desk
Talks to editors in their own language and negotiates the publisher's price, never above what the budget allows.
Editorial
Writes natively in the publisher's language, fits the house style and handles the editor's revisions.
Verification
Reads the live article against what was ordered: fifteen checks, from the link and anchor to the meta title.
Platform and partner desk
Checks every link weekly for nine failure states. A failure is replaced or refunded and reported to you.
The eight that come up first. Every number in them is one you can check on a single order.
The risk of handing fulfilment to a supplier who also sells direct.
No, and it is not a promise we ask you to take on trust. Every destination domain you send us enters a permanent suppression list. Our prospecting reads that list before any outreach campaign is built, so those domains cannot enter one even by accident. It is enforced in code rather than buried in a contract clause.
There is no LinkTribune footprint in the delivery. Publishers are never told who the end client is, reports arrive unbranded or in your branding, and nothing in the outreach, the content or the placement references us. You can forward anything we send you straight to a client without editing it.
Not unless you show them. We have no contact with your client, we do not appear in the placement, and we do not publish a client list. The publisher relationship is ours; the client relationship stays entirely yours.
The suppression list is permanent and does not expire when a partnership ends. A domain you sent us in month one is still excluded in year three. That is deliberate - a protection that lapses is not a protection, it is a delay.
Yes, and we will sign yours rather than insisting on ours. The suppression list does the practical work, but if your client contracts require an NDA on the supply chain, that is not a problem.
We hold the destination domains you send us, because the suppression list cannot work otherwise. We do not hold client names, contacts or commercial terms, and we never need them to fulfil an order.
Yes. Monthly monitoring reports arrive either unbranded or in your branding, as a document you can forward without editing. Most partners take the unbranded version and drop it into their own client reporting.
The vetting, in detail, including what we throw away.
Roughly eleven of every twelve candidates we measure. Most fail on own-locale traffic, because a site with global traffic and no audience in your client's country is the single most common thing sold as a good link. The rest fail on spam score, relevance, or because they fingerprint as one operator running several sites.
Still not answered?
Write to us with the question and the client it is about. The partner desk replies within one working day.
Book thirty minutes. Register the client sites you want covered, set a budget for each, and read the first decisions in the portal within the month.
Book the first callThirty minutes. No deck, nothing to sign.
Send one URL and a market. You get priced candidates that already cleared the five checks, with the reason for each, and no obligation attached.
Send one targetOne target. Every figure checkable in your own tools.