What MisterGoodLink is
MisterGoodLink is a French link building platform running since 2019, selling placements inside sponsored article content on themed sites. It works in packs rather than single orders, and it does one thing no other platform in this collection does: it guarantees the average value of the links it delivers.
That guarantee is the reason to read this fiche carefully, because it changes what you are actually buying.
A guaranteed average, not a guaranteed link
The packs sell at 10€ per link. MisterGoodLink states that the value of individual links varies from site to site, but that the guaranteed minimum average across a whole pack is 15€ per link.
In plain terms: you pay 10€ and the platform commits that the placements you receive are worth at least 15€ each on average by its own valuation. Some will be worth less, some more, and the commitment applies to the batch rather than to any single link.
Two things follow. It is a more honest structure than a flat promise, because it acknowledges that inventory varies. And it is a valuation set by the seller, so treat it as an internal benchmark rather than an independently verified figure. Ask for the delivered domain list and form your own view.
The offers and the pricing
- 10 links, 100€ excluding tax: 10€ per link.
- 20 links, 200€ excluding tax: same unit price at higher volume.
- 30 links, 300€ excluding tax: same unit price.
- 40 links, 400€ excluding tax: the largest published pack.
Each pack is built to produce a balanced link profile rather than a set of identical placements, and you specify the URLs you want pushed when you order.
How it works
You buy a pack, indicate the target URL or URLs, and the platform distributes the placements across its themed sites. Because you nominate several URLs, the distribution across pages happens by design rather than requiring you to manage it order by order.
Guarantees, limits and what to watch
The pack structure is well suited to a first campaign, since spreading 10 links across several pages is closer to good practice than buying 10 links for one page.
Three limits. The inventory is French, so it covers one market. The platform carries no Trustpilot rating, though it displays a substantial body of customer and publisher reviews on its own site. And there is no API.
There is an affiliate programme. At 10€ a link this is volume inventory, so treat it as a base layer alongside placements bought where sites have real audiences.
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