Shortlists start on lists
“Best CRM for startups”, “best project management tools” — buyers build shortlists from comparison pages. Being on the right ones matters more than raw link count.
Industries · SaaS
SaaS buyers compare, shortlist and read reviews long before they book a demo. We place your product on the software, business and productivity publications they read — and on the “best tools” lists that decide shortlists.
What we know
“Best CRM for startups”, “best project management tools” — buyers build shortlists from comparison pages. Being on the right ones matters more than raw link count.
Homepages attract links naturally; feature, integration and use-case pages rarely do. That's where placed links move rankings.
A link from a site your buyers actually read — founders, marketers, IT teams — beats a higher DR on a site they never visit.
Assistants answering “which tool should I use?” lean on the same roundups. List placements now work in two places at once.
Angles we pitch
The angle decides whether an editor accepts the piece and whether readers click. These are the topics we build around for this sector.
Recommended mix
Your site list recommends a mix based on your targets, markets and timeline. You can change it before approving anything.
The Miran Gate
Published thresholds, applied to every site before it reaches your list.
Real organic readers, a stable trend, and authority that matches the traffic.
Readers in the markets you actually sell in.
Topics where your link reads naturally. We read recent articles, not just the homepage.
No toxic neighbours, and a normal number of outbound links per article.
A real publication with named authors and an editorial history, fully indexed in Google.
We deal with the owner or editor, never a chain of resellers, so prices are real and links stay live.
Questions
Yes. Pay per placement with no minimum order makes it easy to start small, test a few placements and scale what works.
Yes — that's usually where placed links make the biggest difference. You set the target pages in your brief.
Yes. Every placement is priced individually and you pay per placement, with no retainer and no minimum order.
Usually feature, integration, use-case and comparison pages (“alternatives to X”, “X vs Y”), plus the guides that support them. Homepages tend to attract links on their own.
English, German and French are our core markets, with an inventory we maintain continuously. We also work in any other language on request — Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Japanese and more. We source and pitch publications in their own language.
Yes. We never name clients publicly or disclose which sites we placed for whom. We are happy to sign your NDA before you share a brief.
Tell us your markets and requirements. We reply within one business day with sites, their data and their prices. No commitment.
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