About
About Rankerix and who we write for
We run a marketplace for single backlinks and publish plain guidance for people whose sites earn on commissions.
What we do
Rankerix sells individual dofollow backlinks, as editorial placements and link insertions, on real websites with traffic. Simple. The catalogue holds 50,000+ vetted donor domains, and each row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price.
Pricing is pay-as-you-go, from $1 per link up to about $500 for top domains. There is no subscription. You build a basket, review it, pay, and the placement appears in your ordered links with a status.
Think of us as a shop window, not an adviser, and as a place to learn how to read a backlink market before you spend in one. We show what is for sale and explain how to judge it, but you decide what your site needs.
Who this site is for
Affiliate site owners
People earning on Amazon, Walmart or niche program links who need rank for a few pages, and who want costs they can calculate.
Review and comparison publishers
Teams running roundups against bigger brands, where the link gap is measurable.
Publishers who sell links
Owners of real sites can list placements, set a price, approve every order and receive weekly payouts.
How an order moves
You find links, add them to the basket, review it, pay, and then wait. The placement goes live, usually within about 24 hours, and shows up in ordered links with its status.
Content comes in three modes. The article can be written automatically from your target URL and keyword, from your own instructions, or from a finished piece you wrote. Affiliates with a strict disclosure style tend to choose the last one.
Orders also work over a REST API with a Bearer key, or by an AI agent over MCP in ChatGPT or Claude. The agent can browse donors and fill a basket. Paying it stays a human decision, and balance top-ups happen only in the dashboard.
Where our figures come from
Donor metrics come from our own crawler and our own index. They are estimates, they lag, and they are not the same as Ahrefs or Semrush numbers. Cross-check anything that matters.
Everything we write is labelled. Worked examples say they are hypothetical, and we have no customer stories to show you. Guides like the decision tree and the teardown are written by the Rankerix editorial team, not by a named expert.
Why affiliates, specifically
Affiliate and review sites live on a few pages. Those pages face bigger brands, change with every Google update, and sit under disclosure rules that other site types ignore. That deserves its own guidance.
So our guides start from the money page, the commission and the gap against rivals, not from a definition of a backlink. Whether you earn from Amazon Associates, Walmart or a niche network, the arithmetic is the same: what is one extra click worth, and what does it cost to win it.
We do not promise rankings. Google's spam policies cover links meant to manipulate ranking, and a bought placement carries that exposure. For deeper keyword suites, Ahrefs and Semrush are fuller tools. Contact and account questions go through your account page. Read how a backlink market differs from a pitch in the offer teardown.