What Linksgarden is
Linksgarden is a link building platform operating since 2019, covering French and English inventory. The team describes six years of SEO practice behind it, and it also runs LinksClub, its lower-priced sibling built on a private network.
Knowing that relationship is useful when you compare the two. Linksgarden is the service-led offer, with campaign support and account management. LinksClub is the volume offer at 10€ a link. Same team, two different products.
Support rather than self-service
What distinguishes Linksgarden from a pure catalogue is that it offers to help build the campaign rather than only to sell placements. For anyone who is not sure how many links to buy, at what pace, or towards which pages, that guidance is worth more than a few euros of difference on unit price.
It comes with a trade-off you should know about. Sites are not visible before purchase, so you are relying on the platform's selection rather than approving domains yourself. If your client or your own process requires approving each domain in advance, this model will not fit and a visible-catalogue marketplace such as Rocketlinks is the better choice.
One detail worth mentioning because it is genuinely unusual on this market: with every order you choose a charity for the platform to support. It has nothing to do with SEO performance, and it is a fair thing to note.
The offers and the pricing
Pricing is not published and becomes visible after registration. Account creation is free and takes a few seconds, and links are tracked from a dashboard.
Campaign support is available for buyers who want help designing the strategy rather than only ordering placements.
How it works
You create a free account, discuss the campaign if you want support, and order. Placements are followed from the dashboard.
Guarantees, limits and what to watch
Three points. Sites are not visible before purchase, which is the main trade-off in exchange for the guided approach. There is an affiliate programme and no API. And the platform carries no Trustpilot rating, so there is no external signal on delivery.
Six years of operation is a reasonable record. Ask for the list of delivered domains after your first order and keep it, since that is the only way to build your own view of what the selection actually contains.





















