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Bulldoz: review, pricing and how this PBN platform works

Bulldoz in 2026: sponsored articles at 5€ excluding tax on 1700 themed sites, PBN blogs from 4€, hosting at 0.75€ a month. Pricing, guarantees and limits.
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Bulldoz link building platform

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Company

Creation

2017
in
🇺🇸 États-Unis

Contact

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Linkedin Account

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Catalog Size

429
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Informations

Available site languages

FR

Are sensitive niches accepted?

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Is content writing included ?

Gratuite

Site visibility before purchase ?

Accessibles
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Links

Price range

Payant
from
100
€

Type of links

PBN

Link placement

Dedicated article

For a small business, Bulldoz is one of the cheapest ways to put links in place: 5€ excluding tax per sponsored article, writing included, on a catalogue of 1700 themed sites. At that price you can build volume on a budget that no classic marketplace will serve.

Be clear-eyed about the category. These are network sites, not media outlets, and the platform does not pretend otherwise. Volume at low cost belongs in a profile as a base layer, alongside links from sites that have actual readers. On its own it will not carry a competitive market.

Practical advice: point links at several different pages, vary anchor wording, and stagger orders over weeks. Ordering fifty articles in one afternoon because the interface makes it easy is the fastest way to build a pattern that looks like nothing natural.

For an agency, Bulldoz covers the volume layer at a unit cost that leaves room for margin even on small retainers. The Chrome extension and bulk ordering are genuinely useful when you are placing articles across many accounts.

Two things to handle. First, disclosure: you are buying network placements, and clients who later commission an external audit will be told so. Decide now how you describe it in your reports rather than being asked later. Second, the shared footprint means your clients publish on the same sites as everyone else buying at 5€, including their competitors.

Use it for what it is. Base volume here, visible placements bought where the sites have readers, and a documented record of where every link came from. That record is what protects the relationship the day someone audits the profile.

Bulldoz is not really a marketplace for independent publishers. Its catalogue is a themed network, and its second product line is building and hosting network sites for customers. If you own a site with a genuine audience, this is not where you monetise it.

Where it is relevant to you is as a supplier rather than a buyer. If you run satellite domains as part of your own strategy, Bulldoz sells the infrastructure: blog creation from 4€ excluding tax and hosting at 0.75€ a month per site.

Think carefully before concentrating an entire network with one host. Shared hosting across many sites in the same network is exactly the footprint that makes a network detectable. If you go this route, spread hosting across providers and keep the sites genuinely different from one another.

Thibault Besson-Magdelain fondateur de Sorank

About Author

Thibault Besson-Magdelain

Founder of Sorank, 5+ years of experience in SEO, GEO enthusiast.

What Bulldoz is

Bulldoz is a French platform launched in 2017 that does something most of its competitors avoid: it says openly that it sells private blog network placements. Where other providers describe a proprietary network in careful language, Bulldoz lists PBN infrastructure as a product line and prices it.

That candour is the most useful thing about the platform. You know exactly what you are buying, which is more than can be said for several catalogues that present the same inventory as editorial partnerships.

A PBN sold as a PBN

The catalogue is announced at 1700 themed sites, and Bulldoz will also build you your own network: a WordPress blog from 4€ excluding tax, hosting at 0.75€ a month, and Trust Flow optimisation as a monthly service.

Understand what that means before ordering. These are sites created to carry links, not media outlets with readers. Their value depends entirely on how well the network is maintained, and the footprint is shared with every other customer publishing on the same domains. At 5€ a placement that is the accepted trade-off, and it is the same one you make on Linkuma or Accesslink.

One detail in the platform's own communication is worth reading closely: it reports that Trust Flow thresholds were raised by 5 points in May 2025 following a Majestic algorithm update. A network whose value is measured by third-party metrics is exposed to changes in those metrics. That is a structural characteristic of the model, not a criticism of this operator.

The offers and the pricing

  • Sponsored article, 5€ excluding tax: publication and writing included on the 1700-site catalogue, minimum 500 words and 2 images.
  • Turnkey link building campaign, 5€ excluding tax per article: the same unit price applied across a managed campaign.
  • PBN WordPress blog, 9€ excluding tax: creation, hosting and maintenance bundled.
  • WordPress blog creation, from 4€ excluding tax: build only.
  • PBN hosting, 0.75€ excluding tax per month: per site.
  • Trust Flow and Topical Trust Flow optimisation, from 5€ excluding tax per month: links built towards your network sites to raise their metrics.

Billing moved to a credit system in December 2025. A Chrome extension lets you order sponsored articles without opening the dashboard.

How it works

You top up credits, browse the catalogue of themed sites, and order. Each article carries at least 500 words and 2 images. Bulk ordering is designed to be fast, and the platform advertises placing an order in under a minute through its interface or the Chrome plugin.

Guarantees, limits and what to watch

Three things to weigh. The model is a network, so treat these placements as a base layer rather than as a profile in itself. Metric-based value is exposed to third-party scoring changes, as the May 2025 Trust Flow shift showed. And there is no API, no affiliate programme, and a French-only inventory.

If you also buy your own PBN infrastructure here, you are concentrating both the links and the hosting with one supplier. Spread that risk if the sites matter to you.

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How much does Bulldoz cost?

A sponsored article costs 5€ excluding tax, with publication and writing included on a catalogue announced at 1700 themed sites, and each article carries at least 500 words and 2 images. Turnkey campaigns use the same 5€ unit price. On the infrastructure side, a WordPress blog with creation, hosting and maintenance is 9€ excluding tax, blog creation alone starts at 4€, hosting is 0.75€ per month, and Trust Flow optimisation starts at 5€ per month. Billing runs on credits since December 2025.

Is Bulldoz a PBN?

Yes, and unlike most of its competitors it says so directly, listing private blog network infrastructure as a product line rather than describing the same thing as editorial partnerships. That candour lets you make an informed decision. What you are buying is placements on sites built to carry links, with a footprint shared across every customer using the network, in exchange for a 5€ unit price no marketplace of independent publishers can match.

What does the May 2025 Trust Flow change tell you?

Bulldoz reports that thresholds were raised by 5 points after a Majestic algorithm update. It is a useful illustration of a structural point: when the value of a network is expressed through third-party metrics, a change in how those metrics are calculated moves the value of the inventory overnight. That is inherent to the model rather than specific to this operator, and it is a good reason to treat network links as one layer of a profile rather than the whole of it.