Buy High DA Backlinks — 100 Live Links, Guest Posts Included
Domain Authority is a score for a whole website, and the most affordable way to borrow a high one is to publish on a platform that already has it. This pack does that across four kinds of placement: about 10 guest posts, then web 2.0 posts, profiles and image shares on high-authority domains. A hundred links are counted, and a link is counted only once it has been checked live.
Add the ranking layer. Foundation links diversify your profile; they don’t move rankings on their own. What moves them is guest posts and premium in-article backlinks — 50 In-Article Backlinks, 15 in New Articles (₹5,999).
Build both togetherLinks
100
Quality
Foundation mix (high-authority domains)
Delivery
8–12 days
Type
Do-follow
Host authority
Foundation mix (high-authority domains)
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Real, established platforms and blogs — every counted link checked live
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Any link that drops within a year is replaced free
₹5,899 all-in incl. GST · 8–12 days · 12-month replacement
A link drops, we rebuild it free for 12 months. Every link is listed in your report, so you can verify each one yourself in Moz. We publish what actually stays live, including the parts that look bad.
Not ready to spend this much with us yet? Start with 300 links for ₹699, see the report, and scale up once it works. (300 Affordable Backlinks (Starter Pack))
See the report before you pay →Why a few links can cost more than 1,200
Because they are not the same thing bought in different quantities. A foundation pack builds breadth: many placements across many platforms and blogs, so a thin profile stops looking thin. An editorial guest post buys placement: your link inside an article on an independent site that had to agree to publish it. Counting links per rupee across the two is like pricing a taxi against a bus by the seat.
- Where the link sits
- Foundation: a profile, wiki entry, web 2.0 post, short article or contributed guest post. Editorial: inside an article an editor accepted.
- Whose site it is on
- Foundation: platforms and blogs that accept contributions. Editorial: an independent site that agreed to publish.
- Relevance to your subject
- Foundation: broad by design — diversity is the point. Editorial: a site chosen for your niche.
- What it is for
- Foundation: breadth and diversity. Editorial: depth on the pages you care most about.
Why a cheap link can show a high DA
On a web 2.0 post or a profile, the DA belongs to the platform — a new page on a big blogging host inherits that host’s score, not its own. On an editorial placement, the DA belongs to the independent site your link is actually on. So a big number on a cheap link says less than it seems.
Most sites want both, in that order
This page is the breadth half, and it is the right place to start. Once a profile has volume behind it, the usual next move is a smaller number of editorial guest posts pointed at the handful of pages that actually earn money. Different job, not a better version of this one.
What happens after this batch
Foundation links are the base layer of a link profile — coverage and diversity, so the stronger links you build later have something underneath them. On their own they are not what moves a competitive keyword; editorial placements do that. Most people start here and add editorial links once the base is in place.
How it works
- 1You order
Pay securely, then send your target URL and keywords, or add them by email after paying. Your slot is reserved either way.
- 2We check every link
Placement runs over 8–12 days, and every counted link is fetched and checked live before it reaches your report.
- 3You get the report
A white-label PDF + CSV listing every live link, its anchor text and the page it points to. Open any of them and check it yourself. Covered by a 12-month free link replacement.
Not sure what your site needs? Run the free SEO audit →
What you’ll receive
Every order ships with a white-label report — PDF + CSV — listing every live link. Here’s the exact format (sample rows shown):
| Host site | Anchor text | Type | Do-follow |
|---|---|---|---|
| ••••.bmswiki.com | YourBrand | Wiki | Yes |
| ••••.pages10.com | yourwebsite.com | Web 2.0 | Yes |
| ••••.aboutyoublog.com | [a phrase with your keyword] | Web 2.0 | Yes |
| ••••.wikicorrespondence.com | yourwebsite.com | Wiki | No |
| ••••.tribunablog.com | YourBrand | Web 2.0 | Yes |
What high DA backlinks really are
DA, or Domain Authority, is a third-party estimate of how strong a whole domain is. It is the reason people buy high DA backlinks: a link on a high DA domain sounds like a strong link, and sometimes it is. But the score belongs to the domain, not to the page your link sits on.
That is the honest story behind most affordable high DA backlinks. A new blog or a member profile on a big platform inherits the platform's domain score while the page itself is brand new. Those links are useful for breadth and trust signals, they are not the same as an editorial link on a strong page, and they are priced accordingly.
What is in the 100
The split below is approximate and varies a little from batch to batch. The 100 is the number that counts, and a link counts only once it has been checked live.
- 01Guest posts on blogs that accept contributed articles: about 10
- 02Web 2.0 posts on blogging platforms: about 50
- 03Profile links on established platforms: about 60
- 04Image shares on media-sharing sites: about 30
Before you buy high DA backlinks: how to judge a pack like this
When you buy high DA backlinks, ask two questions. Whose authority is it, the domain's or the page's? And how many of the links can you actually open? A pack that answers both is worth considering at any price.
This one answers both: the domains are established, most of the pages are new, and every counted link is in your report for you to open.
Choosing a high DA backlinks service: where this pack fits
This pack sits between a foundation pack and the all-in-one bundle. Foundation packs carry more links of one or two kinds for less. The all-in-one bundle counts 200 links across eight kinds, including edu and gov links and in-article placements. This pack counts 100 across four kinds and still includes guest posts.
If a competitive page needs to move, a few editorial placements on relevant sites will do more than any mixed pack. A mix like this one is the layer underneath them.
What you get in the report
Every counted link is fetched before it reaches you. A link counts only if the page loads and actually contains a link to your site. The report lists each live URL, the anchor used, the kind of link and whether it is dofollow.
Bookmarks are not part of this pack, and are not counted in the 100. We only sell placement types that hold up when we re-check them, and the survival rate of every type we deliver is published here. A batch that verifies short is topped up with web 2.0 and profile placements before delivery.
Everything in this package
- 100 live backlinks on high-authority domains
- About 10 guest posts included
- Web 2.0 posts, profiles and image shares
- Every counted link checked live before delivery
- One report with every live URL and anchor
Where your backlinks come from
Who orders this package most often
- 01Sites that want links on well-known, high-authority domains in one order
- 02New sites building a first link profile with some guest posts in it
- 03SEOs who want a mixed layer for less than the all-in-one bundle
- 04Buyers who would rather not assemble four separate packs
Frequently asked
Will this raise my Domain Authority?
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We don't sell DA increases. DA is a third-party estimate that can be pushed up without helping rankings. This pack builds real links on high-authority domains; what that does for your rankings depends on your pages and your competition.
Are the guest posts the same as your editorial guest posts?
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No. They are articles on blogs that accept contributed posts, placed as part of the mix. Our editorial guest posts are pitched to an editor on a vetted site with real traffic, and are priced accordingly.
Why count 100 when more links than that are built?
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Some placements, profile links in particular, can't always be confirmed as a live link to your site when we check. Rather than count links we cannot verify, the pack commits to the 100 we can. Bookmarks are not part of the mix — we only count placement types that hold up when we re-check them.
Which websites can the links point to?
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Most sites and niches are fine. We do not build links to gambling, betting, adult or other restricted sites, and we look at the target site before starting.
How long does delivery take?
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Usually 8 to 12 working days, including the time it takes to check every counted link before the report is sent.