Mynilinks: review, pricing and how this link building platform works

What Mynilinks is

Mynilinks is a link building platform launched in 2020, offering a catalogue of more than 2500 media sites and publishers across more than 30 countries. Its distinguishing feature is geographic breadth rather than catalogue size: thirty countries from one account is wider coverage than almost anything else in this comparison.

It also does something small that deserves credit. Account creation is free, requires no bank details, and gives unrestricted access to the full catalogue. You can evaluate the entire inventory before committing anything, which several competitors do not allow.

Thirty countries, and the depth question

A catalogue spread across thirty countries with 2500 sites averages fewer than a hundred sites per market. That arithmetic is worth doing before you plan a campaign around it.

For a business operating in one or two countries, a specialist platform will almost always offer more depth. Where Mynilinks earns its place is the opposite situation: a company or an agency working across many markets, where maintaining a separate supplier per country is the real cost. One account covering thirty countries removes that overhead even if the depth in each is modest.

Because the catalogue is fully visible before you spend anything, you can settle this question in an afternoon rather than guessing. Filter for your markets and count what comes back.

The offers and the pricing

Pricing is per site and visible in the catalogue once you have registered, which is free.

Placement is in a dedicated article, on media sites and publisher sites across the thirty-country catalogue.

How it works

Three steps as the platform describes them: create a free account with no card required, refine your search to find partner sites, and order. Sites are visible before purchase throughout.

Guarantees, limits and what to watch

Free unrestricted catalogue access is the strongest thing about the offer, because it lets you verify everything else before spending. Use it properly: check real traffic, topical fit and paid-link density on the domains you shortlist.

Three limits. There is no API and no affiliate programme. The platform carries no Trustpilot rating, so there is no external signal on delivery. And 2500 sites spread over thirty countries means depth per market is limited, which matters if you need volume in a single one.