Link Price Calculator
Enter up to 100 URLs (Each URL must be on separate line)
About Link Price Calculator
The Link Price Calculator gives a quick estimate of what a link on a website might be worth, based on signals such as the site's age, popularity and authority. Enter up to 100 URLs, one per line, and the tool returns an estimated price for each.
The figure is a starting point for comparison, not a quote. Real prices depend on the niche, the traffic of the exact page, and what the site owner decides to charge.
How to use the calculator
- Enter up to 100 website URLs, each on a separate line.
- Click the submit button.
- Compare the estimated values side by side to see which sites carry more weight.
How to judge a website for a link
- Relevance: a link from a site in your own topic is worth far more than one from an unrelated site.
- Real traffic: check whether the site has a genuine audience rather than just high metrics.
- Content quality: look for original, useful articles and a clear editorial standard.
- Outbound links: sites that link out to everyone, or sell links openly, pass little value and carry risk.
A note on Google's guidelines
Google's spam policies treat buying or selling links that pass ranking credit as a link scheme. If you pay for placement, such as a sponsored post or an advertisement, the link should carry rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow". Use this calculator to understand a site's value as a partner or advertising channel, and earn editorial links through content people genuinely want to reference.
Better ways to earn links
The most durable links come from content other people want to cite: original data, clear how-to guides, free tools and well-designed resources. Reach out to sites that already link to similar resources and show them why yours is useful. Contribute expert quotes to journalists, and build relationships in your industry. These approaches take longer than buying placements, but the links last and carry no risk under Google's spam policies.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is the estimated price?
It is a rough indicator based on public metrics. Use it to compare sites, not to set an exact budget.
Can I check more than one site?
Yes. You can enter up to 100 URLs at once, one per line.
Should paid links be nofollow?
Yes. Google asks that paid or sponsored links use rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow".
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