DailyBacklinks vs Linkody

DailyBacklinks is a web marketplace for finding, buying, renting, exchanging, and monitoring backlinks. Its curated database lists more than 300 opportunities, each with a minimum Domain Rating of 30. Free users can unlock one vetted DR30+ opportunity every 24 hours. Listings can be filtered by Domain Rating, spam score, dofollow status, and link type, then saved with notes. The marketplace says sites are checked for Domain Rating, spam score, traffic, and relevance before approval. Users can exchange links with relevant sites, rent links by the day while active, and cancel rentals anytime. A URL indexer submits backlink URLs to encourage Googlebot visits. Monitoring covers live status, nofollow changes, anchor text, indexation, and alerts for new or lost links. The Free plan is free, with usage charges for indexation, monitoring, and checker reports. Basic costs $39, paid once, and Pro costs $59, paid once. The service is aimed at founders, SEOs, and small businesses.

Linkody tracks link-building campaigns and monitors backlinks for a user’s domains and competitors. It refreshes link status every 24 hours and provides backlink metrics including Ahrefs Domain Rating, Moz DA and PA, Spam Score, Trust Flow, and Citation Flow. Its Link Intersect report identifies pages that link to competitors but not to the user’s site. A disavow tool helps identify potentially harmful backlinks and manage disavow rules. Imports support Linkody’s CSV format, Google Search Console, Ahrefs, and Moz. Reporting includes email and white-label PDF reports, though CSV and PDF export are unavailable during the free trial. Linkody is available on the web and through an API; REST API access for domains, competitors, and backlinks requires a paid subscription. The service has a free plan and a 30-day trial, with paid plans listed from $14.90/mo. Monthly plans range from Webmaster at $13.90 a month to Agency XL at $138.90 a month. Competitors count toward the website quota, but their backlinks do not count toward the monitored-link quota.