The marketplace we wanted to buy from

RankNova exists because buying links usually means trusting a spreadsheet from a stranger. We built the alternative: open metrics, held payment, and verification before anyone gets paid.

Why we built this

Most link buying still happens over email. A vendor sends a spreadsheet, the metrics are a month stale, and you find out whether the site has real readers only after the invoice clears. If the link never goes live, or goes live with the wrong anchor, recovering the money is your problem.

We had run enough campaigns on the buyer side to be tired of it. The fix is not complicated: publish the metrics openly, let people filter on them, hold the payment until the placement is verified, and take the platform margin from the buyer rather than from publisher earnings.

Today RankNova lists 184 publisher websites across twenty-seven niches, each with domain authority, domain rating, spam score and monthly traffic visible before checkout. You can filter to a precise profile, compare prices side by side, and see exactly what a placement costs without speaking to anyone.

We are deliberately conservative about what we claim. We do not guarantee rankings, because nobody honestly can. We guarantee the placement — a live, indexable link on the page we agreed, with the anchor you specified — and we hold your money until that is true.

How We Operate

Four things we do not compromise on

  • Metrics before marketing

    Authority, spam score and traffic are shown on every listing before you spend anything. If a number looks bad, we still show it.

  • Margin on the buyer side

    Publishers keep the full amount they charge. Our revenue comes from buyer-side margin, so we have no incentive to squeeze supply.

  • Verified, not assumed

    A placement is only complete once the link is confirmed live on the agreed page, with the anchor and rel attribute you asked for.

  • No fake social proof

    We do not publish invented review counts or star ratings. When reviews exist, they come from buyers who actually completed an order.