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Browse manually vetted backlink sites for directory submissions, product listings, and profile-based link opportunities. Compare DR and traffic as third-party reference signals, plus submission rules, niche, and login requirements before deciding where to submit.
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Profile Platform
trustpilot.com
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linktr.ee
Profile Platform
blog.hubspot.com
Blog / Media Site
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Blog / Media Site
atlassian.com
Community / Forum
businessinsider.com
Blog / Media Site
sourceforge.net
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news.ycombinator.com
News
spotsaas.com
Directory
Use the database fields to prioritize backlink sites that fit your product, show useful SEO signals, and match your submission budget.
A relevant backlink site is usually more useful than a random high-DR listing. Check whether the site's audience, category, or niche matches your product.
DR helps estimate domain strength as a third-party reference signal, while traffic references show whether the site still has real visibility. DR is not a Google metric and does not guarantee ranking impact.
Some backlink sites accept free submissions, some require payment, and some ask for a badge. Review the type before spending time on a submission.
Login-required sites may take longer to submit to, but they can still be valuable when the site is relevant and actively maintained.
Some sites may use nofollow, ugc, sponsored, redirects, or other link attributes. Treat link behavior as something to verify, not assume.
Backlink sites are websites where you can create a public listing, profile, product page, directory entry, or resource submission that may include a link back to your website.
This database includes directory sites, product discovery platforms, software listing sites, profile-based sites, startup directories, AI tool directories, and other websites that may accept website or product submissions.
Backlink sites are selected based on whether they have a clear submission path, useful SEO reference metrics such as DR and traffic, identifiable submission requirements, and enough relevance to be worth reviewing. Low-quality, inactive, or unclear submission targets are filtered out when found.
The database is reviewed weekly. Metrics, submission types, login requirements, and visible submission rules may be refreshed as sites change their policies or availability.
Start with relevance. A site that matches your product category, audience, or niche is usually more useful than a random high-DR site. After relevance, compare DR, traffic, submission type, login requirements, and how much effort the submission may take.
No. Some backlink sites accept free submissions, some require payment, some ask for a badge or reciprocal placement, and some use mixed rules. Use the submission type field to compare the expected cost or requirement before submitting.
No. Each backlink site controls its own review process. A submission may be approved, rejected, delayed, changed, or removed later if the site updates its rules.
No. Some backlink sites may use dofollow links, while others may use nofollow, ugc, sponsored, redirects, or other link attributes. Link behavior can also change over time, so it should be treated as something to verify rather than assume.