What Soumettre.fr is
Soumettre.fr is a French link building platform operating since 2015, with a team based in France handling both link acquisition and content writing. Its catalogue is conventional; its product range is not.
Alongside standard placements from 10€, it sells three things most competitors do not: contextual forum links, geolocated links on administration sites, and press relations campaigns run with a dedicated project manager.
Local Authority, the most unusual product here
The Local Authority offer, priced at 190€ excluding tax on the starter package, places geolocated links on administration sites. Soumettre presents it as exclusive, and nothing comparable appears elsewhere in this comparison.
Why it matters: administrative and institutional domains are close to impossible to obtain through ordinary outreach, which is exactly what makes them valuable. A link from that kind of source carries weight precisely because it cannot be bought at scale.
What to check before ordering: exactly which sites are involved, whether the link is genuinely editorial or sits in a directory listing, and whether the placement is permanent. At 190€ these are legitimate questions, and the answers determine whether you are buying something rare or something ordinary with an unusual label.
The offers and the pricing
- Standard placements, from 10€: the entry point on the catalogue.
- Forum links, 20€ excluding tax: contextual links inside relevant forum discussions, at a single fixed price.
- Local Authority, 190€ excluding tax on the starter offer: geolocated links on administration sites, presented as exclusive.
- Press relations: premium media and press campaigns run with a project manager who advises on strategy.
Payments are processed through Stripe.
How it works
You register, browse the catalogue and order, or delegate acquisition and writing to the in-house team. Press campaigns are handled by a project manager rather than self-service.
Guarantees, limits and what to watch
Three strengths: ten years of operation, a France-based team handling the work, and a product range that covers formats other platforms do not sell. There is an affiliate programme.
Three limits. The inventory is French, so it covers one market. There is no API. And the platform carries no Trustpilot rating, so external signals are limited.
On the forum links specifically, the same rule applies as anywhere: they diversify a profile because they are uncommon, so use them in proportion rather than in volume.
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