What Getfluence is
Getfluence is a marketplace that connects advertisers with media outlets, founded in 2018 and covering French, English, Spanish, Italian and German. It raised 5M€ in 2021 to scale the marketplace, which is unusual on this market and shows in the product: it is one of the few platforms in this collection with a working API.
Its positioning is the upper end. Where a low-cost platform sells placements on sites built to carry links, Getfluence sells placements in media outlets that have their own audiences and their own editorial standards. The prices reflect that, and so does the acceptance process.
Media, not a network
The distinction matters more than any metric. On a network you buy access to a site that exists to sell links. On a media marketplace you buy space in a publication that would exist anyway, whose editors can and do refuse content.
That refusal is the point. A title that turns down badly written or badly matched articles is a title whose links still mean something in three years. It also means your submission can be rejected, that turnaround depends on an editorial calendar you do not control, and that you cannot simply order thirty placements in an afternoon.
If what you need is volume at a low unit price, Linkuma or Accesslink are built for that and Getfluence is not. If what you need is a placement that stands up to scrutiny, this is the category that delivers it.
The offers and the pricing
Pricing is per media outlet, set by each publisher and visible in the catalogue before you order. There is no flat rate and no subscription requirement.
An API is available, which matters if you order at volume or want placements to flow into your own reporting. Very few competitors in this collection offer one, and Publisuites is the other European platform worth comparing on that point.
How it works
You register, browse media by market, theme and audience, and submit a proposal. The outlet accepts or declines. Writing can be handled by you or commissioned, and publication follows the outlet's own schedule.
Guarantees, limits and what to watch
Sites are visible before purchase, there is an API, and there is an affiliate programme. Five languages from one account covers most of Western Europe.
Two limits. Prices sit well above the market median, so a small budget goes a short way. And editorial acceptance means you cannot guarantee a specific placement to a client in advance. Plan campaigns with a margin on both budget and timing.
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