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Top 5 SaaS Link Building Services in 2025

Dmytro Sokhach, CEO of Admix Global

Updated On: April 15, 2025

SaaS Link Building Services

In the article, you will discover the five best SaaS link-building services for your business in 2025.

Editorial.link, an agency I set up 5 years ago, is one of them.

I truly believe it’s one of the best link providers for SaaS companies. It’s built on a solid foundation: 17 years of experience during which I have secured thousands of quality links for SaaS businesses, generating millions in revenue.

But we’re not the only ones, and I’d like you to get an accurate picture of the SaaS link-building space.

Editorial.Link is a performance-driven link-building agency specializing in SaaS.

Known for our white-hat tactics, we help clients secure placements on high-authority websites that actually move the needle. With over five years of experience, we’re a trusted partner for SaaS brands looking to scale organic growth through clean, strategic link building.

Editorial.link saas linl building services
  • Industries: SaaS, software development, marketing agencies
  • Pricing: Starts at $1,750 for five links. Flexible plans and volume discounts available.
  • Notable Clients: PandaDoc, NordVPN, Belkins, DiscoverCars, DepositPhotos

Editorial.Link boasts a 5/5 rating on both G2 and Clutch.

Editorial.link clutch reviews

Clients consistently highlight our multiple strengths, which include:

  • Ability to secure high-quality, hard-to-get backlinks from real businesses and authoritative industry websites. 
  • Transparency and a white-hat approach
  • Fast, responsive communication
  • The flexibility of pre-approving each link and the link replacement guarantee, which reduces risk

Best part? Many call out our work as instrumental in increasing domain authority, boosting rankings, and driving sustainable traffic growth.

Here’s what Kos Chekanov, the CEO at CEO, Artkai, a digital product engineering company, had to say:

Customer reviews about Editorial.link services

Any downsides?

Some clients noted longer turnaround times for certain high-authority placements. However, this is understandable given the caliber of sites targeted.

INSERT.LINK complements Editorial.link’s services by offering a more self-serve, hybrid approach to link building.

Insert.link

It gives users access to a self-serve dashboard with a webpage search engine where you can browse and select suitable link insertion or guest post placements.

how insert.link works

As these pages are already live and rank, this approach allows you to score quick wins that traditional link-building services can’t deliver.

The platform is perfect for experienced SEOs who want more control and don’t mind handling some of the heavy lifting themselves. However, it’s less ideal for beginners or teams with limited know-how or wanting a fully managed service.

Industries: All niches, including B2B SaaS, e-commerce, legal, healthcare, and real estate.

availible niches on insert.link
  • Pricing: Starts at $10 per link

Offering very affordable backlinks, with pricing starting as low as $10, INSERT.LINK is also an ideal alternative for organizations on a tight budget.

3. Siege Media

Siege Media is a content-focused SEO and digital PR agency.

Rather than traditional outreach, they specialize in creating high-quality content that naturally attracts links. Their team handles everything from ideation to promotion, making them ideal for companies that want to grow organic traffic without hands-on link prospecting.

Siege Media
  • Industries: SaaS, fintech, e-commerce
  • Pricing: Custom (typically high-end, based on deliverables)
  • Notable Clients: Zapier, Zendesk, Kraken

What customers say about Siege Media:

Siege Media holds a solid 4.7/5 score on Clutch and 5/5 on G2.

Clients value them for:

  • High-quality, natural links secured through top-tier content marketing assets.
  • Improved long-term SEO performance, including higher domain authority and better keyword rankings.
  • Strong project management process with clear timelines, strong communication, and accountability.
  • Scalability for growing SEO programs.

Here’s how Maddy Martin, the VP of Marketing at Smith.ai, reflects on the outcomes of their collaboration with Siege Media:

Siege Media review clutch

On the flipside, some clients noted:

  • Performance varies by content type or niche—some assets may take longer to gain traction.
  • The approach is more content-led than outreach-focused, which may not suit all needs. If you’re focused on link-building for specific pages or want to maximize the impact of new content, they may not be the right choice for you.

4. NPdigital (by Neil Patel)

NP Digital is a full-service digital marketing agency with a strong SEO division. While their core offerings span PPC, CRO, and content marketing, their SEO services include high-authority backlink acquisition as well. They use outreach, content, and strategic partnerships to build links for enterprise and mid-market clients.

NPDigital
  • Industries: SaaS, B2B, B2C
  • Pricing: Custom, premium tier
  • Notable Clients: Adobe, CNN, SOFI Invest

What customers say about NP Digital

NP Digital has a 4.4/5 rating on Clutch.

However, most reviewers mention a broader SEO strategy, with little emphasis on link building, which reflects the main business focus of the agency.

Clients value them for:

  • Strategic, full-service SEO support across channels.
  • High-impact SEO and marketing campaigns. 
  • Transparency and data-driven approach, with solid reporting on performance.
  • Enterprise-level account management and support.

In his Clutch review, Justin Hawkins, the Head of Marketing at Stockwell, shares some impressive results achieved thanks to NP Digital, including a nearly 38.1% increase in links. However, it isn’t clear whether these were built organically or via focused efforts, like outreach campaigns.

clutch review NPDigital

However, NP Digital clients admit that their pricing may not suit smaller businesses.

5. BlueTree Digital

BlueTree Digital is an editorial link-building service focused on securing placements on top-tier SaaS websites. They specialize in getting links on authority domains like Forbes, HubSpot, and Entrepreneur, making them a strong fit for brands that want links that carry both SEO value and brand credibility.

BlueTree Digital
  • Industries: SaaS, B2B, cybersecurity, fintech
  • Pricing: Packages start from $2,500
  • Notable Clients: Accuranker, Freshbooks, Mailbird

What customers say about BlueTree Digital

With 5/5 ratings on both G2 and Clutch, BlueTree is one of the most highly valued link-providers.

Clients praise the agency for:

  • The ability to secure editorial backlinks from high-DR sites like Forbes, HubSpot, and Business Insider, leading to significant SEO improvements, including better rankings and increased organic traffic.
  • The capacity to manage the entire process end-to-end, making it fully hands-off.
  • Consistent monthly link delivery.
  • Clear reporting.
  • Ethical practices with zero tolerance for spammy links or PBNs.

On the flipside, some clients mentioned:

  • Limited customization for ultra-niche industries.
  • Higher-end pricing. However, as one client mentions, it’s a fair price for premium services.
Blue Tree Digital reviews on G2

Having reviewed the 5 SaaS link-building services and agencies, let me take you through the list of factors to consider when choosing a link provider.

✅ Pricing

While pricing isn’t the key factor, it’s the first one I look at.

Why?

There’s no point in getting excited about a premium link building service provider if their price exceeds your budget. Their services might be second to none, but it means nothing if you can’t afford them.

So if you’re on a really tight budget, go for a link-building marketplace, like Insert.link. If you can afford a fully managed service, it will be worth every dollar you spend.

✅ In-house expertise

Using link marketplaces like INSERT.LINK is only feasible for teams that can handle their SEO and link-building strategies independently.

If you don’t have the expertise to assess placements or choose pages that will benefit from links the most, you’re better off with an agency that will manage the process from A to Z.

✅ Focus

The next thing to consider is your focus: are you looking for a turn-key content marketing and SEO service or just links?

If it’s the former, go for Siege Media or NP Digital. If, on the other hand, premium links are your priority, consider Editorial Link or Blue Tree.

✅ Proven track record in SaaS

Not every agency understands the complexity of SaaS SEO.

Look for providers with case studies, testimonials, and long-term clients in the SaaS space. If they’ve helped similar companies grow, chances are they can do the same for you!

High-DR links are great — but only if they’re placed contextually within high-quality content on real websites.

Avoid agencies that rely on PBNs, link farms, or irrelevant guest posts. The best links are editorially earned and placed on authoritative, trusted domains.

✅ Transparent processes

A good agency should walk you through how they build links, from outreach and prospecting to approvals and reporting.

If they’re vague about their methods, that’s a red flag.

✅ Clear reporting and metrics

Look for agencies that will offer regular updates on placements, DR/traffic metrics, lost links, and overall SEO impact.

Good reporting helps you stay in control and measure ROI over time.

✅ White-hat tactics and long-term focus

Does the agency offer 50 links in a week or promise rankings in 30 days?

That’s another red flag.

Sustainable link building takes time, and the only way they can deliver such results is by using unethical tactics.

Prioritize providers who focus on link relevance, quality, and long-term SEO performance.

The best agencies, like Editorial.Link, let you pre-approve the target sites, content, and anchor texts before they build the links.

They also restore or replace lost links at no extra cost. Whether it’s a site update, a broken page, or a removed article, link decay is costly.

There you go, our overview of the best link-building services for SaaS companies.

Here’s what’s next for you:

  • Decide if you need a fully managed service or can handle the strategy yourself.
  • Define your objectives and budget. 
  • Shortlist 1-3 agencies that best align with your needs.
  • Study their reviews, case studies, and client testimonials.
  • Contact the shortlisted agencies to discuss your objectives, their processes, and pricing details.

Is Editorial.Link on your shortlist? Great! Get in touch to arrange a chat about your SEO goals.

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