BlogReach protects the marketplace process: seller terms, prices, delivery evidence, monitored links, buyer approval before seller escrow, and a documented repair route for eligible orders.
Eligible guest posts carry a 12-month link-uptime window. Eligible link insertions / niche edits carry a 6-month window. If a monitored link breaks inside that window, claim the guarantee from your order history and we open a repair request with the publisher.
Seller escrow starts only after you approve delivery (or after the 3-day auto-approve window). Cancelling after seller acceptance may apply a $2 protection fee; the remainder refunds to your BlogReach wallet.
For an eligible order completed inside BlogReach, we keep the agreed seller offer, listed currency, order record, delivery URL, and buyer conversation together. That gives both sides a single factual record rather than disconnected inbox threads.
Buyers can compare active sellers for the same website by listed terms, verification status, currency, capacity, and price context. We show market low, median, average, and high only from active comparable offers in the same currency.
Delivered orders can store the live post URL, target URL, anchor text, promised rel attribute, and permanence terms. The record belongs to the order, not a sales claim.
Where tracking data is recorded, BlogReach checks the live page against the agreed target and rel terms. A change, missing link, broken page, or altered destination becomes visible in the advertiser workspace.
After consecutive failed checks, the publisher receives a repair request and the buyer can repeat it from the dashboard. The default repair window is 72 hours and is recorded on the placement.
If an eligible monitored issue remains unresolved after the repair window, BlogReach opens a case for review and can restrict the linked publisher wallet until the case is resolved.
Only the buyer attached to a delivered order may submit a review. Published feedback and monitored-placement history contribute to public publisher trust profiles.
BlogReach cannot guarantee rankings, indexing, traffic, conversions, editorial acceptance, search-engine treatment, third-party website uptime, or a publisher's future business decisions. Provider metrics are point-in-time signals from their stated sources, not a promise of performance.
The marketplace process also cannot cover payments, contract changes, publisher communication, link edits, or publication work agreed outside BlogReach. A placement may be excluded where the buyer supplied an unlawful target, the order was cancelled or materially changed, a time-boxed placement reached its agreed end date, or the issue resulted from a third-party platform event beyond the agreed terms.
A monitoring alert is a request to verify and repair, not a finding of fault. BlogReach preserves the observed URL, rel data, HTTP result, and timestamp so the publisher can respond with context. Wallet restrictions are linked to an eligible open case and lift automatically when the monitored link is restored or the case is otherwise resolved.
BlogReach may pause, remove, or permanently block a seller for repeated material breaches, false ownership claims, manipulated metrics, or attempts to move a covered order off-platform. Operators retain final review authority over marketplace enforcement.