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White-hat link building · India
The difference between a backlink service worth paying for and one that is not comes down to a single question: can you open every link they built? Ours arrive as a report listing each placement with its live URL, the anchor used and the page it sits on — so you can check the work yourself rather than take a count of domains on trust.
Price in this market tracks one thing: how much human work went into the placement. A foundation link is bulk-built on a platform that accepts anyone, and costs a rupee or two. A link placed by hand inside an article on a site with real readers costs hundreds, because someone had to pitch it, write it and get it published.
Both have a use. Foundation links build breadth and help a new site get crawled; hand-placed links move pages that competitors want. What you should not do is pay premium prices for the first and be told it is the second — which is the single most common way money is wasted here. Ours run from ₹699 for 300 foundation links to ₹26,999 for 220 placements on DA 30+ sites.
A do follow link is one search engines are meant to count. A nofollow link carries an attribute telling them not to. Both appear in any natural profile, so a page with nothing but do follow links looks built rather than earned — but if you are paying for ranking signal specifically, do follow is what you are paying for.
The reason to check rather than assume: several cheap link types are nofollow by default, and are sold anyway without the distinction being mentioned. Every link in our reports states which it is. If a supplier will not tell you, treat that as the answer.
Most sellers deliver a spreadsheet of domains and a count. Domains are not links. Without a live URL for each placement there is no way to know whether the link exists, whether it is on a real page, or whether it points anywhere at all.
A profile on a DA 92 platform is not a DA 92 link — that number belongs to the parent site, not to your page. It is the most common way a cheap link is dressed up as an expensive one.
A placement that vanishes after ninety days did not build anything. Without a replacement policy in writing, the cost of that is entirely yours.
Anyone quoting you a ranking position is guessing. Placements are the part a supplier controls; where they move you depends on your pages and your competitors. A seller who will not draw that line is selling you the wrong thing.
A full-service link building agency in India typically works on a monthly retainer and bundles strategy, outreach and reporting. That is the right shape if you want someone owning the whole channel and you have the budget for it.
It is the wrong shape if what you actually need is links. Buying placements directly removes the account management from the invoice, and for most businesses under a certain size that is most of the invoice. We sell the placements; if you later want the strategy layer too, monthly plans start at ₹1,999.
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A backlink service builds links from other websites to yours, so search engines have external signals to judge your pages by. The useful ones deliver a report listing every placement with its live URL, so you can open each link and confirm it exists. The rest sell you a count of domains and hope you do not check.
Ours start at ₹699 for a 300-link foundation pack and run to ₹26,999 for 220 placements on DA 30+ sites. The wide range is real: foundation links are bulk-built and cost rupees each, while a hand-placed link inside an article on a site with actual traffic costs hundreds. Anyone charging premium prices for foundation volume is relying on you not knowing the difference.
For passing ranking signal, yes — a do follow link is the one search engines are meant to count. But a profile made only of do follow links looks manufactured, because natural profiles contain both. We build do follow by default and do not pretend a nofollow link is worthless; it still sends traffic and still looks natural.
We do not know, and neither does anyone who tells you otherwise. What we control is the placements: real sites, live URLs, permanent do-follow links, replaced free for twelve months if one drops. Where that moves you depends on your pages and your competition. If someone quotes you a position, that is the part of the pitch to distrust.
New links usually take two to six weeks to be credited, and the effect compounds rather than arriving on a date. If you need movement inside a month, link building is the wrong tool and paid search will do more for you in that window.
Yes. Reports can be white-labelled with your own branding so you can hand them straight to a client, and the supplier side is never named on anything you receive.
The sensible way to try any backlink service is the cheapest pack that still produces a real report — then open the links. If they are there, scale up. If they are not, you have learned it for the price of a small order rather than a retainer.