Who we are
About BlogFuel and the people-sized way we write
We sell single dofollow links and we write for bloggers who have run out of steam. Both facts shape every page you have read here.
BlogFuel editorial team ·
Everything on this site is published under the BlogFuel editorial team. We do not invent named authors or customers, and any example is labelled as one.
What BlogFuel is
BlogFuel is a self-serve marketplace for buying individual dofollow backlinks. Editorial placements and link insertions on real websites, each with its price shown before you commit.
A backlink source, in plain terms, is a site that links to a page of yours. The marketplace lists more than 50,000 vetted donor domains, and every row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price.
We chose to write for bloggers on a plateau because the questions never stop. How often should I update old posts? Do clusters still matter? Is it worth paying for a link when I am tired and the chart is flat? Those questions are what this site answers. Each answer starts from the posts you already have, and from the hours you actually own.
Publishers can sell links on their own sites here too. They set a price, approve every placement, and are paid weekly. A blogger with a real audience can read the price guide to see the buyer's side. Simple.
- vetted donor domains
- 50,000+
- per link, pay as you go
- From $1
- usual time to go live after payment
- ~24 hours
- ceiling for top domains
- About $500
Where the numbers come from
Our data comes from our own crawler and our own index. It is refreshed periodically, not live, so a link you placed last week may take a while to show up in any tool.
For wider research such as keyword suites or rank tracking, Ahrefs and Semrush are fuller than we are. Search Console is the first stop for your own pages, and it is free.
We do not claim rankings, and we do not call any placement safe from Google. Google's updates, including the link spam update of December 2022 and the spam update of August 2025, are the reason we say: fewer, closer, patient.
Ordering is possible through the dashboard, through a REST API with a Bearer key, and from AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Claude over MCP. The assistant can fill a basket. You still approve the payment.
We also keep the bundle teardown as a reminder of what we do not want to be: a seller who hides the donor list.
How the site is meant to feel
Energy before tactics
Every guide tries to remove a task, not add one. If a page tells you to do ten things, we wrote it badly. We test that by asking whether a page could be followed on a bad Tuesday after a long day job.
Money after the fixes
We say what to fix on the post first, because links on a weak page waste both budget and mood.
Limits stated
No promised results, no invented numbers. Where we do not know, we say so. Short pages beat clever ones when the reader is tired.