Roadmap

What we have built, and what we owe you next

The marketplace has been taking listings since July 2026. Everything in the shipped section below is checked against the running platform when this page loads — if a feature were removed, it would stop appearing here. Everything after it is intent, with the reasoning for why it matters.

Shipped and verified Planned Exploring
2026

Shipped

10 of 10 milestones confirmed present in the code right now.

  1. Marketplace and verified listings

    Live

    Publishers list a website, prove they control it with a DNS record, an HTML file or a Google connection, and set their own USD rates and monthly capacity. Every listing is reviewed before buyers see it.

  2. Provider metrics with timestamps

    Live

    Moz authority, spam score and link profile, the free Ahrefs domain rating, Semrush traffic and keywords, registry domain age, and Google Analytics where a publisher connects it. Each figure carries the date it was fetched, and an unfetched signal reads pending rather than zero.

  3. Reach Authority scoring

    Live

    Thirteen weighted signals across Moz, Ahrefs, Semrush, registry data and traffic, with coverage stated on every result so a partial profile never reads as a full audit.

  4. Orders with escrow and approval

    Live

    Payment is recorded against the order and the publisher's share is credited only when the buyer approves the live post, or after the auto-approve window. Cancellations, refunds and the protection fee all follow a documented route.

  5. Link monitoring and the uptime guarantee

    Live

    Every delivered link is re-fetched on a schedule and compared against the agreed target and rel attribute. Consecutive failures open a repair request, and an unresolved one escalates to a case.

  6. Wallet, commission and publisher payouts

    Live

    Buyers top up and spend from a wallet, publishers accrue earnings net of commission, and withdrawals run through a finance review with the payout fee and net amount shown before submitting.

  7. Campaign builder, shortlist and compare

    Live

    Describe a campaign by niche, authority, budget and link count and get a matching pack from live offers, or shortlist sites while browsing and compare up to four side by side.

  8. Buyer SEO and AI-visibility dashboard

    Live

    Track domain authority and rating history for domains you buy links to, alongside AI-visibility probes and the live status of every placement from your orders.

  9. Support desk and operator control room

    Live

    Tickets that carry the order they concern, and an operations console covering listings, orders, claims, reviews, finance, users and marketplace settings.

  10. Partner referral programme

    Live

    Share a referral link and earn on a referred buyer's first completed order and on their repeats for a year, tracked through an attributed cookie window.

2027

Finish the data picture

  1. Paid Ahrefs and Semrush tiers

    Planned

    Referring domains and the Semrush Authority Score are two of the thirteen Reach Authority signals and neither is available on the free endpoints, so both sit at a neutral baseline today. Subscribing closes 14% of the scoring weight.

  2. Multi-currency listing and settlement

    Planned

    Listings, carts and payouts are USD only. Publishers outside the dollar economy carry the conversion risk, and that should be ours to handle.

  3. Automated PayPal and crypto payouts

    Planned

    Both are offered but confirmed by hand, which is why they are slower than card and wallet. Automating settlement removes the delay on either side.

  4. Buyer-opened disputes

    Planned

    A dispute currently opens only when monitoring detects an unrepaired link. A buyer should be able to raise one directly when something else goes wrong.

  5. Customer-facing invoices

    Planned

    Orders produce accounting records but not a document a finance team can file. Downloadable invoices per order and per cycle.

2028

Built for teams

  1. Public API with keys

    Planned

    Everything today runs through a signed-in session. A keyed API would let agencies pull inventory, place orders and read link health from their own systems.

  2. White-label reporting

    Planned

    Agencies re-key placement data into their own decks. Branded, client-ready reports covering delivered placements, anchor spread and current link status.

  3. Client workspaces

    Planned

    One account, several clients, with orders, budgets and reporting separated per client rather than filtered by hand.

  4. Bulk ordering from a campaign pack

    Planned

    The campaign builder matches offers but stops at the cart. Approving a pack should place the whole set with per-line targets and anchors.

2029

Evidence over opinion

  1. Placement outcome attribution

    Exploring

    Connect a placement to what happened after it: referring traffic, ranking movement on the target page, and how long the link survived.

  2. Pricing guidance for publishers

    Exploring

    Show a publisher what comparable sites in their band and niche are actually selling for, and how their price affects order volume.

  3. Editorial quality checks on delivery

    Exploring

    Automated checks on a delivered post — word count against what was promised, link placement, and whether the page is indexable at all.

2030

Marketplace intelligence

  1. Published marketplace benchmarks

    Exploring

    Aggregate, anonymised data on what placements cost by authority band, niche and region, so pricing in this industry stops being folklore.

  2. Publisher performance analytics

    Exploring

    Give publishers the same evidence buyers get: how their delivery record, link stability and response times compare to the market.

About these dates

A roadmap is a plan, not a promise

Years signal the order we intend to work in, not a delivery commitment. Planned items are ones we have decided to build and understand well enough to describe. Exploring items are ones we think are right but have not proven yet, and some of them will not survive contact with real usage.

We would rather list four things we finish than fourteen we announce. If something here matters to your business, tell us and it moves up — the order is driven far more by what buyers and publishers ask for than by what looks good on a page like this.

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