Premium pricing is $14.99 for one placement, $29.99 for three, or $99.99 for fifteen. Your team chooses the publishers before payment. For a custom quantity or an unusual campaign requirement, contact support through a ticket before checkout.
Turn the client brief into a publisher shortlist
Begin with the client’s intended audience, target pages, and relevant subject areas. If the brief only contains a desired link count, clarify the destinations before selecting websites. A shortlist should explain why each publication fits the campaign, rather than being a list sorted only by a rating or domain ending.
Use the marketplace filters to organize the search, then sign in to reveal and review full domains. Check current content, language, and the context for the proposed destination. Keep client approvals in your own agency workflow before committing to an order. The platform provides placement ordering and support; your team controls the approval process and campaign rationale.
Keep instructions separate across projects
For clarity, consider a separate order for each client campaign. You can use different anchors and destinations within one order, but every row must still be checked against the correct brief. Consistent naming in your own records makes it easier to identify which published URL belongs to which client and target page later.
Before checkout, review the publisher, anchor, and destination together. Watch for copied staging URLs, anchors assigned to the wrong site, or a client homepage substituted for an approved resource. These are briefing issues that a final row-by-row check can catch before fulfillment starts.
Build a delivery review into the workflow
Once published URLs are added, open the placements and compare them with the order instructions. Review the linked destination and the anchor in context. Keep questions specific: the order reference, the published URL, and what needs clarification. A ticket gives your team a durable conversation to revisit during client reporting.
When planning repeated campaigns, use the previous order as evidence of what was actually selected and published, not as an automatic template for every future client. Different businesses may need different publisher topics and destination types. The commercial workflow becomes more useful when your team can explain those decisions rather than only count completed placements.
Organize the purchase around the assignment
A focused client test
Use a small publisher group to review the workflow against an approved brief.
A prepared campaign package
Build a larger order once the target pages, anchors and publisher shortlist are ready.
Custom campaign requirements
Ask support about quantity and placement-format questions before payment.
An agency pre-checkout review
- Confirm the client has approved the target pages and anchor instructions.
- Reveal and review every publisher domain before selecting it.
- Keep client campaigns clearly identified in your own records.
- Plan who will review delivered URLs and handle support questions.
A reviewable campaign handover
An account manager can prepare a brief with three target pages, while a campaign specialist reviews possible publishers. Before the order is placed, the team checks each publisher-anchor-URL combination against the approved brief. After delivery, the reviewer opens the live URLs from the dashboard and records their findings in the agency’s own reporting process. This is an example workflow; BacklinksPanel does not require a separate client workspace or a recurring agency subscription.