Myback.link: review, pricing and how this link building platform works

What Myback.link is

Myback.link is a French link building platform operating since 2018 from Bois-Guillaume in Normandy. It sells placements in articles published on what it calls spots, with a catalogue of around 1350 of them priced between 10€ and 100€.

That price band is the most useful thing to know about it. It is neither a 5€ network nor a media marketplace charging hundreds: it covers the middle of the French market, where most practical link buying actually happens.

A published price range, which is rarer than it should be

Most French platforms hide their pricing behind an account. Myback.link states its range openly, and that single fact makes it easier to evaluate than half the platforms in this comparison.

A 10€ to 100€ band tells you something specific: the catalogue spans genuinely different tiers of site rather than being uniform. The 10€ end will be modest domains, the 100€ end sites with something closer to a real audience. Your results depend on where inside that band you buy, which puts the selection work back where it belongs, with you.

The platform has been endorsed publicly by Patrice Krysztofiak, a senior French SEO consultant and winner of the 2022 SEO contest. Peer endorsement on this market is worth noting, while remembering it is an opinion rather than a measurement.

The offers and the pricing

• Spots, 10€ - 100€: placement in an article published on a site from the catalogue, priced individually.

The catalogue is announced at around 1350 spots, with sites visible before purchase.

How it works

You register, browse the catalogue, and order per placement with your target page and anchor. Because sites are visible before purchase, you are choosing domains yourself rather than accepting a selection.

Guarantees, limits and what to watch

Three points. Sites are visible before purchase, which is the guarantee that matters. Seven years of operation is a reasonable stability record. And the published price band lets you plan a budget before opening an account, which is genuinely rare here.

Three limits. The inventory is French, so this covers one market. There is no API and no affiliate programme. And the platform carries no Trustpilot rating, so external signals are limited to peer opinion.

With a 1350-site catalogue, the selection work is the whole game. Screen on real traffic and topical fit rather than on price alone, and check how many sponsored articles a domain already carries.