Manual, niche-relevant SaaS link building on real, high-authority tech and software publications — DR60–DR95 editorial sites most agencies can't reach. Trusted by 200+ SaaS companies since 2017.
There's a public list of sites that sell links. Every agency has it. Buy from that list and you get the same blogs your competitors already used, read by nobody in your category. What moves SaaS rankings is placement on real software publications your buyers actually read.
"Best CRM for startups", "HubSpot alternative", "project management software". Bottom-of-funnel queries that convert at 4–6× the rate of informational traffic. Backlinks are still the #1 signal Google uses to rank them.
One link on a DR 80+ publication like G2, HubSpot, Namecheap and other similar DR 90 websites raises authority across your whole domain. Marketing pages, product pages, comparison pages, your /pricing. All of them benefit, not just the URL the anchor points to.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity pull from high-authority editorial sources when someone asks "what's the best [your category]?" The same links that move Google rankings also surface you in those answers.
Every link keeps working long after placement. Paid acquisition resets to zero the moment you pause spend. Organic authority compounds month after month at zero cost per click.
Tier-based pricing built around DR range and monthly link volume. Every plan includes SERP tracking, backlink analysis, and live Google Sheet reporting. No setup fees, no lock-in, no surprises.
"After trying several agencies, the difference with Outreach Monks was obvious. The sites were completely different. Real SaaS and tech publications, not the same blogs I'd seen from everyone else. DR started moving in month two."
Stefan Dan, CEO · SaaS Company (Product Configuration for Digital Commerce) · Romania
Verified on Clutch.co · Ongoing engagement since January 2021
We don't just run this process for clients. We run it on our own domains too. Same publications, same outreach method, same team. Here's what the numbers look like.
