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Link&Cluster vs LinkVector

Link&Cluster

linkandcluster.com

LinkVector

linkvector.io

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Price fromFree$17/mo
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open sourceYes—
Web—Yes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published44
Spec score · Internal Linking Tools8.8 (#3)7.2 (#19)
SupportThe site advertises premium support around the clock and says support is available on holidays.The maker lists [email protected] for questions, feedback, and requests for CMS integration support.

Plans

Link&Cluster

  • StarterFree
  • Pro$34, paid once
  • Pro$44, paid once
  • Pro$77, paid once

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LinkVector

  • Growth$17 a month
  • Scale$55 a month
  • Business$129 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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In their own words

Link&Cluster

Link&Cluster is a self-hosted WordPress plugin for finding internal-link opportunities and organizing topical clusters. It highlights paragraphs where links to existing content may fit, and reports internal-link counts across posts with sorting and filtering. Clusters can use categories or custom taxonomies, with links inside those groups prioritized. The plugin can insert a related-posts box into other posts, and its design and wording can be customized. Starter is free at free and includes incoming internal-link counts, outgoing external-link counts and counts by category. Pro costs $44, paid once, billed as Buy once, with lifetime updates; it adds link opportunities, taxonomy counts, cluster assistance, one-click internal links and related-post boxes. Links embedded in Editor Mode are said to remain after uninstalling. Purchases include a 14-day money-back guarantee. Installation involves uploading the plugin to WordPress’s wp-content/plugins directory and activating it. Paid support is listed through the WordPress.org forum. The WordPress.org listing says the plugin has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases.

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LinkVector

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