Premium packages contain three placements for $29.99 or fifteen for $99.99, with individual placements at $14.99. A package can support one destination or several. Keep your campaign brief ready, add the websites you want, and review the automatically calculated total before paying through Stripe.
What a package includes
Each selected placement includes your chosen publisher, an anchor keyword, and a destination URL. Published placement URLs are added to the order dashboard during fulfillment. You are buying the placements in your cart, rather than receiving an undisclosed list of sites after payment. Sign in first so you can see the full domains and make an informed selection.
The package price is tied to quantity within a tier. It does not add a subscription or create a separate monthly allowance. If your campaign depends on a particular page format, content requirement, or unusual instruction, use a support ticket to clarify that point before checkout. This keeps the package total and the actual placement brief aligned.
How quantities combine
Bundle pricing is calculated from the placements you add. Three premium links use a $29.99 bundle. Fifteen premium links use a $99.99 bundle. Larger quantities can combine those bundles with remaining individual placements, and the cart chooses the best available combination. You can review the result without manually finding or entering a promotional code.
To compare quantities, use the total campaign cost as well as the average. Six premium links cost $59.98; eighteen cost $129.98. Sixteen premium links cost $114.98 because the order contains a fifteen-link bundle and one individual placement. These examples use the current premium tier and help explain why adjacent quantities can have different average costs.
Organize a multi-page package
When a package covers several destinations, group the brief around the purpose of each page. An online store may use one category page and a supporting buying guide; an agency may keep a package focused on one client campaign. Either way, every cart row needs the correct anchor and target. Repeating the wrong destination across a package is an avoidable briefing problem.
Before checkout, review the complete list from top to bottom. Confirm there are no duplicate publisher selections, accidental preview URLs, or anchors copied into the wrong row. After publication, use the dashboard to review the live URLs against the same brief. For questions during fulfillment, keep the order reference in your support conversation.
Three ways to organize your package
One focused campaign
Choose related publishers and use anchors that fit one strong destination.
Several useful destinations
Assign each placement to a specific page with its own clear purpose.
A custom order size
Discuss your quantity through support, then work from an agreed campaign brief.
Review the package before checkout
- Sign in and choose the actual publisher domains you want to use.
- Fill in an anchor keyword and destination for every placement.
- Compare quantities in the cart and inspect the automatic total.
- Keep a record of the brief so you can review the delivered links.
A package for a service launch
Imagine a team launching a new bookkeeping service with a detailed service page and a practical tax-calendar resource. It can select fifteen relevant publishers, assign each placement to the page that best fits its context, and pay $99.99 for the premium bundle. The team still reviews each website and instruction. The package simplifies quantity pricing; it does not replace those individual decisions or require every link to use the same phrase.