What should be the pricing of SaaS links in 2026
In this post we will try and examine how much should SaaS links cost you.
SInce these links are built through real and effective outreach methods SaaS links would easily cost you between $700 to $1000 per link.
This may sound steep but if you plan on getting links that do not get removed and continue to drive traffic as well as rankings for you; this is the way to go.
Why buy SaaS links? WOn’t you get passive links with great alone?
What Is Passive Link Building?
Passive link building or link earning aims at acquiring links to your site without any engagement in active outreach. For instance a tool like Janitor AI that has use cases gets tons of links on its own. Techsslaash.com is also popular.
UNlike usual methods that have you establish rapport with site owners, editors or outreach specialists over Slack, LinkedIn, plain old email or other places- passive link building relies on creating valuable content with high hopes of it naturally being able to attract links.
Passive link building relies on content that’s compelling that people and websites want to link to it.
It involves a better understanding of your audience, and it revolves around creating value that’s hard to snatch otherwise. This makes the content reference worthy.
The Misnomer of “Passive” Link Building
However passive link building doesn’t truly exist. Most pages online do not get search traffic.
Almost 96+ percent of all pages online get no search traffic.
This is true for billions of pages. So without a clear strategy and established branding nobody is going to read your content.
Why Passive Link Building Is Important
Passive link building is important as it places your site on top of search engine results.
Two backlink building means manual prospecting and outreach and curtails a specific part of search engine optimization.
It consumes time, needs several outreach specialists working on the project who all know wath they are doing.
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