What SEOPepper is
SEOPepper is a French link building platform launched in 2024 and run by Elyes, an SEO consultant working since 2012. Its catalogue holds around 900 sites, which makes it one of the smallest in this comparison, and that is a deliberate position rather than a shortcoming.
The service range is broader than the catalogue: netlinking on demand, a netlinking subscription, international placements, ninja linking, a netlinking audit and an express SEO audit.
900 sites, and why small can be better
Set 900 against RocketLinks at 110000 and the difference looks damning. It is not, and understanding why matters more than the numbers.
A catalogue of 900 sites can be reviewed by one person. Every domain in it can be checked, and sites that decline can be removed. A catalogue of 100000 cannot be curated by anyone, which is why large marketplaces contain inventory of every quality level and push the screening work onto you.
The trade-off is coverage. In a narrow vertical, 900 sites may return nothing relevant, and no amount of curation fixes an empty result. Check that your sector is covered before planning around it.
The other thing a small operation buys you is a person. When one consultant runs the platform, questions get answered by someone who knows the inventory, which is not the experience on a marketplace with 6000 buyers.
The offers and the pricing
- Netlinking on demand: placements ordered individually from the catalogue.
- Netlinking subscription: a recurring monthly volume, which suits the steady pacing that works better than batches.
- International netlinking: placements outside the French market.
- Ninja linking: links on forums, profiles and similar sources, used to diversify a profile.
- Netlinking audit and express SEO audit: diagnostic services rather than placements.
Pricing is quoted per service, and the platform positions above the entry-level networks.
How it works
You register, review the curated catalogue, and order individual placements or subscribe to a monthly volume. Sites are visible before purchase.
Guarantees, limits and what to watch
Two strengths: one of the strongest Trustpilot ratings in this collection, and a catalogue small enough to be genuinely curated. There is also an affiliate programme.
Three limits. The platform launched in 2024, so the track record is short. The catalogue of 900 sites may not cover a narrow vertical, so check first. And there is no API.
The netlinking audit is worth considering on its own. Knowing what your existing profile looks like before buying more links is the step most buyers skip, and it usually changes what they order.





















