What SemJuice is
SemJuice is a French link building platform operating since 2017, which also runs an SEO agency alongside the marketplace. It places links either in dedicated articles or inside content that already ranks, and it has built its own quality metric rather than relying solely on third-party scores.
That metric, JuiceFlow, is the thing to understand before using the platform, because it drives both the selection and the pricing.
A proprietary metric, and how to read it
Most platforms sell against Domain Rating or Trust Flow, which are third-party scores that everyone can see and that some site owners actively work to inflate. SemJuice built its own.
The advantage is that a proprietary metric cannot be gamed by publishers who do not know its formula, and it can weigh things the public scores ignore. The disadvantage is that you cannot verify it independently or compare it against another platform's inventory.
Treat it as a useful internal ranking rather than an objective truth. Sites with a JuiceFlow above 75 fall outside the standard categories and are priced individually from 700€ excluding tax, which tells you the scale runs a long way up.
The offers and the pricing
- Custom placements, from 700€ excluding tax: sites outside the standard categories, with JuiceFlow above 75.
- Catalogue placements: priced by category and by site.
Placement can be in a dedicated article or inside content that already ranks, which is the more valuable option when it is available.
SemJuice also publishes useful market benchmarks: full SEO support from the main agencies runs 1000€ - 8000€ per month, one-off projects such as an audit or a targeted campaign run from 4000€, and an experienced SEO consultant's day rate sits between 400€ and 900€. Those figures are worth having whether or not you buy here.
How it works
You register, define your project, and order placements. Sites are not visible before purchase, which is the significant trade-off: you are buying against the JuiceFlow rating rather than choosing domains yourself.
Guarantees, limits and what to watch
Two strengths: a solid Trustpilot rating and endorsement from recognised French practitioners, plus the option of placement in already-ranking content.
Three limits. Sites are not visible before purchase, so ask for the delivered domain list and keep it. The inventory is French, so it covers one market. And there is no API.
There is an affiliate programme. Because the platform also operates an agency, be clear about which you are buying: a placement, or a managed service with a different price structure.
.webp){kind=small}
.webp){kind=small}
.svg)
.svg)
