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

What Getalink is

Getalink is a link building marketplace launched in 2021, covering French, Spanish and English inventory with a catalogue announced at 20000 sites. Its distinguishing feature is not the size of that catalogue but the number of formats it sells.

Most platforms sell one thing: a link inside a dedicated article. Getalink sells four. You can order a dedicated article, an insertion into content that already exists on a site, a link insertion, or a citation. That range is what makes it worth a look, because the four formats do genuinely different jobs.

Four formats, and when each one is right

A dedicated article is the default: a new piece written around your link. It is the easiest to obtain and the easiest to recognise as paid.

An insertion into existing content is usually the better buy. The page already exists, already has whatever authority it has accumulated, and often already ranks. Adding a link to it inherits that history instead of starting from zero, which is why insertions frequently outperform new articles on the same domain.

Citations do a different job again. A mention without a link builds the association between your brand and a topic, which is what matters for visibility in AI answers. If that is your objective, buying citations deliberately rather than hoping for them is a reasonable strategy.

Match the format to the goal rather than ordering the default every time. That choice usually matters more than which platform you use.

The offers and the pricing

Pricing is set per site in the catalogue and visible before you order, so what a placement costs depends on the domain you choose and the format you select. There is no published flat rate.

The catalogue spans blogs, media, forums, niche sites, generalist sites and networks, across three languages.

How it works

You register, filter the catalogue by language, theme and metrics, choose a format, and order with your target page and anchor. Sites are visible before purchase, which is the guarantee that matters: you select the domain rather than buying an authority bracket blind, unlike The HOTH.

Guarantees, limits and what to watch

Three points. Sites are visible before purchase and there is an affiliate programme, both in the platform's favour. There is no API, so bulk ordering stays manual.

The thing to watch on any catalogue of 20000 sites is unevenness. A number that size is a filtering problem, not a quality signal. Screen on real traffic and topical fit rather than on authority scores alone, and check how many sponsored articles a domain already carries before you add one more.