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

What Ereferer is

Ereferer is a link building platform operating since 2010, covering French and English inventory. That makes it one of the oldest platforms still active on this market, and one of the few French-founded ones to carry an English catalogue alongside the domestic one.

The model is the standard marketplace: publisher sites listed in a catalogue, placement in a dedicated article, and inventory spanning blogs, media, forums, niche, generalist sites and networks.

Two languages from one account

The bilingual catalogue is the practical reason to consider Ereferer over a French-only platform. If you run a site targeting both France and an English-speaking market, one account covers both, which saves the overhead of maintaining a second supplier relationship and a second billing arrangement.

Check the depth before assuming it. A platform that lists two languages does not necessarily carry equal inventory in both, and the English catalogue on a French-founded platform is usually the smaller one. Filter for your actual target market and count what comes back.

The offers and the pricing

Pricing is not published, and the catalogue is visible after registration. Sites are visible before purchase once you are inside, so you select domains rather than buying an authority bracket blind.

Because nothing is published in advance, comparison with Rocketlinks or SemJuice requires an account on each.

How it works

Registration, access to the catalogue, then ordering per placement with your target page and anchor. Writing is included.

Guarantees, limits and what to watch

Three points to weigh. Fifteen years of operation is a genuine signal of stability on a market that churns, and it means the publisher relationships have survived several algorithm changes.

Against that, the Trustpilot rating is among the weaker ones in this collection, which is worth reading before you commit budget. A low score on a small number of reviews means little; on a platform this old it deserves a look at what customers actually report.

There is no API and no affiliate programme, and pricing is not public. Open an account, evaluate the catalogue in your target language, and compare it against what you can get elsewhere at the same price before making it a main supplier.