What Accesslink is
Accesslink is a French link building marketplace launched in 2019. You browse a catalogue of sites, filter on the metrics that matter to you, and order a placement with the article included. The catalogue covers seven languages: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch, which is unusually wide for a platform of this size.
Its positioning is explicit and it is the entry price. Publication starts at 4€, and thematic articles at 5€ once you climb the loyalty tiers. That places it at the very bottom of the French market, alongside Linkuma, and well under the 100€ - 150€ median of a classic marketplace.
What a 4€ link actually buys
At that price the arithmetic leaves nothing for a publisher with a real audience. A site that lives off its readers does not sell a placement for the price of a coffee. What you are buying is access to sites built to host articles, on generalist or lightly themed domains.
That is not disqualifying, it is a category. Volume at low unit cost has a place in a profile, provided it is not the whole profile. What it will not do is carry a competitive market on its own, and it will not get you into a media outlet.
The offers and the pricing
- Entry placement, from 4€: publication on a generalist site, article included.
- Thematic article, from 5€: available once loyalty tiers unlock the better rates.
- Premium sites: priced individually in the catalogue, visible before ordering.
The catalogue distinguishes classic from premium inventory, and prices move with the metrics of each site. There is no subscription and no minimum order.
How it works
You create an account, filter the catalogue by language, theme and authority, then order by giving your target URL and anchor. Writing is included at every tier. The loyalty programme is the mechanism that matters here: rates drop as your cumulative volume grows, so the effective price of a link depends on how much you have already spent.
Guarantees, limits and what to watch
Three points before ordering. The seven-language catalogue is a genuine advantage if you run sites in several markets, and few platforms at this price cover Dutch or Portuguese at all. There is no API, so ordering at volume stays manual. And the loyalty pricing means the advertised 4€ is a floor, not your first invoice.
Spread orders across several target pages and vary anchor wording. Thirty cheap links pointed at one page in a week is the pattern that gets profiles reviewed, whatever the platform.
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