Every figure on this page is read from the settings the marketplace runs on, so it matches what your account will do today rather than what was written when the page was published.
Every published site shows its domain rating, domain authority, spam score, traffic, region, language, seller count and starting price, each stamped with the date the provider last returned it. Browsing needs no account.
A metric that has never been fetched reads Pending rather than zero.
A website can carry offers from more than one seller. Pick on price, verification status, delivery window and link attribute, then add the offer to your cart or send the seller a private message or a price offer.
Your target URL and anchor text are recorded on the order, not agreed in chat.
Card and wallet settle immediately. Bank transfer, PayPal and crypto are confirmed by our finance team first, so the order stays Pending Payment until then. A 5% payment processing fee is shown as its own line before you commit.
The order moves to Paid and capacity is reserved against the seller's monthly slots.
The publisher writes and places the post, then submits the live URL. The order moves through In Progress to Delivered, and you are asked to approve.
Not what you asked for? Request a revision and the approval clock stops until they resubmit.
Approval is what releases the seller's earnings. If you do nothing the order auto-approves after 3 days, which is the only way an order completes without you.
Until you approve, no money has reached the publisher.
From the moment the URL is recorded, BlogReach re-fetches the page and checks the link is present, still points at your target, and still carries the agreed rel attribute. Guest posts are covered for 12 months and link insertions for 6.
Checks run at most once every 24 hours per placement.
Draft→Pending Payment→Paid→In Progress→Delivered→Awaiting Approval→CompletedCancelledRefundedEnter the domain, say whether you own it or resell access, and set a price in USD for each service you sell. Listing is free and there is no subscription.
Nothing is visible to buyers until an operator approves the listing.
Owners verify with a DNS TXT record, an HTML file at a fixed path, or by connecting Google Analytics and Search Console for the same domain. Resellers supply a proof link instead and are labelled as resellers.
Verified owners carry a badge and rank above unverified sellers in search.
Once approved the offer is Active and appears in search. You set your monthly capacity, response window and delivery turnaround, and buyers order against them.
Price changes are reviewed before they reach buyers; the live offer is unchanged meanwhile.
Publish the post and submit the live URL from your deliveries queue. Monitoring starts automatically and the buyer is asked to approve.
A revision request arrives with the buyer's note and the URL you submitted.
BlogReach keeps 20% of the order as commission, so you earn 80% of the price you set. Earnings are credited only after the buyer approves, then held in escrow for 30 days while the link is monitored.
Nothing is released automatically; the hold simply becomes eligible.
Save a payout method, then request a withdrawal of at least USD 50.00. A 5% payout fee is deducted and the net amount is shown before you submit. Finance approves, then marks it Paid after the transfer.
Buyer wallet top-ups are separate and cannot be withdrawn.
Google AnalyticsDNS TXTHTML FileManual DocumentsPending Review→Changes Requested→Active→Paused→Rejected→ExpiredWorked through a USD 200 placement, using the rates configured right now.
Cancelling before payment costs nothing. After payment a USD 2.00 protection fee applies and the remainder returns to your BlogReach wallet. Escrow never releases on a timer — the publisher has to request the withdrawal.
Payment is recorded against the order, and the publisher's share is credited only on approval or after the 3-day auto-approve window. Cancelling an unpaid order costs nothing; cancelling a paid one applies a USD 2.00 protection fee and refunds the rest to your wallet.
After 2 consecutive failed checks the placement is marked At Risk and the publisher gets a repair request with a 72-hour window. If it closes unresolved, a case opens for review and the publisher's wallet can be restricted until it is settled.
Only the buyer attached to a delivered order can review it, once, and reviews are moderated before publication. Anonymous listing reviews are not accepted.
Metrics carry the date they were fetched. A signal that has never been returned by a provider is shown as pending and held at a neutral baseline in scoring, never counted as zero.
Awaiting URL→Monitoring→Resolved→CompletedAt RiskDisputedCancelled