Commercial clarity

Know the model before you approve the spend.

We do not publish invented package prices. Every proposal identifies the opportunity, content scope, delivery expectation, client-facing price, and remediation terms before fulfillment.

Three ways to engage

Choose the operating model that matches your strategy, internal capacity, and approval needs.

Curated placements

Teams with an established strategy and a defined placement requirement.

Priced per approved opportunity

Guest post or niche-edit options
Client approval before fulfillment
Content scope shown in quote
Turnaround confirmed by opportunity

Managed campaigns

Brands that need strategy, selection, content, outreach, verification, and reporting managed together.

Monthly scope after campaign audit

Target-page and anchor planning
Curated inventory plus custom outreach
Dedicated campaign ownership
Portal reporting and documented QA

Enterprise & agency

Multi-brand, high-volume, procurement-led, or white-label requirements.

Custom program and service level

Volume and market planning
Stakeholder approvals and reporting
Consolidated commercial terms
Security and procurement review

Price drivers

What changes the commercial scope

Two placements with the same DR can carry very different editorial value, risk, and acquisition cost.

Niche and regulatory risk

Publisher quality and demand

Country and language

Placement and content type

Editorial complexity

Campaign volume and service level

Get a scope built around your actual website.

Your proposal will state payment timing, cancellation terms, unused-budget treatment, content inclusions, delivery expectations, and remediation coverage.

Request a campaign plan