BacklinkManager.app vs Linkee

BacklinkManager.app is a paid web SaaS tool for planning link building and monitoring backlinks across web projects. It checks links regularly and alerts users when backlinks are lost or change from DoFollow to NoFollow. Tools are provided to help bring unindexed backlinks to Google’s attention. Users can save project descriptions and other outreach text, reuse it by copy and paste, and create Spintax templates. Potential backlink ideas can be collected and assigned to new projects. Contact management covers agencies, bloggers, and website operators, with portfolio details, metrics, and prices. Web projects can connect to Google Search Console for measuring and visualizing link-building results. Subscriptions can be cancelled at the end of each month. The registration page says the maker is completing final preparations before making the tool available to everyone. Payment options include PayPal, cards, Google Pay, and Apple Pay. The maker is appfield.net in Chemnitz, Germany.

Linkee is web-based software for automating link-building research and email outreach. Users can create guest post or niche edit campaigns and import prospect lists from tools such as Ahrefs or SEMrush. Linkee says it assesses contextual relevance between keywords and prospect sites or pages. Filters include domain authority, spam score, word count, language, and other criteria; it also says it detects PBNs, broken links, and non-secure websites. Prospects can be grouped by business category and niche. Linkee finds email addresses along with contact names and positions, then validates collected addresses. Outreach tools include personalized messages, scheduled follow-ups, reusable templates, and Gmail, SMTP, Outlook, and IMAP integrations. Campaign analytics track opens, replies, and clicks. Agencies can assign project-level access and role-based permissions. The free Personal plan has no stated limits. Essential is $80.83 a month, Pro is $164.17 a month, and Agency is $298.33 a month under yearly pricing with 20% savings; Business costs $300 a month. A 14-day trial is offered.