SaaS & Tech link building marketplace
RankVex brings SaaS link building into one place. Find relevant SaaS and Tech guest posts and contextual link placements, compare publisher metrics side by side, and order through one partner — without coordinating with multiple webmasters and resellers.
Create a buyer account to access pricing and place orders.
Our experience
Figures from our link building work across industries — the foundation we now bring to a dedicated SaaS and Tech focus.
4,000+
Backlinks created
Placements built across client campaigns in a range of niches.
70+
International clients served
Businesses and agencies we have worked with in different markets.
Link building for SaaS companies
Built for in-house marketers, founders, and the B2B SaaS SEO agency managing several clients, RankVex turns link building for SaaS companies into a clear, comparable process.
Browse SaaS, AI, cloud, cybersecurity and developer-focused publishers instead of generic site lists.
Review Domain Authority, Domain Rating, estimated organic traffic and placement types side by side.
Request in-content links with a dofollow attribute where the publisher confirms it for your order.
Choose a new article written for the publisher’s audience, or a link inside an existing relevant post.
Share your brief, anchors and target pages once. We handle the conversations with publishers.
Spend less time chasing contacts, comparing reseller lists and repeating the same negotiations.
Placements are intended to remain live. Publishers are independent websites, so long-term availability is subject to each publisher’s conditions and the replacement terms that apply to your order.
Marketplace preview
Browse publisher details publicly — category, DA, DR, estimated traffic and placement types — and shortlist authority backlinks on relevance first. Prices and ordering are available inside your buyer dashboard after signup.
saasgrowthjournal.example
Pricing, retention and go-to-market articles read by B2B SaaS operators.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
securestackreview.example
Practical security tooling reviews for IT leads and security engineers.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
cloudopsweekly.example
Infrastructure, observability and platform engineering guides.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
appliedainotes.example
Hands-on explainers on machine learning products and data workflows.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
b2bproductbrief.example
Product management and software buying guides for B2B teams.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
developer-tooling-and-platform-engineering-digest.example
APIs, SDKs and developer experience topics for engineering teams.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
martechfieldguide.example
Marketing automation, analytics and CRM comparisons for growth teams.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
datapipelinetimes.example
Data engineering, warehousing and analytics stack coverage.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
remoteworksoftwarehub.example
Collaboration and productivity software roundups for distributed teams.
Pricing available in your buyer dashboard
Try lowering the minimum DA or DR, widening the traffic range, or choosing another category.
Publisher details are public. Prices and ordering unlock in your buyer dashboard.
How ordering works
No card details on this website. You build your order in the buyer dashboard, we send you an invoice, and every order moves through clear statuses until you approve it.
A better way to source links
Many teams still assemble links from scattered lists and long email threads. Here is how a structured, SaaS-focused workflow compares.
Sourcing — traditional approach: Disconnected publisher lists from different sellers
RankVex approach: Opportunities organized in one place
Evaluation — traditional approach: Decisions based only on headline metrics
RankVex approach: Metrics considered alongside relevance and audience fit
Communication — traditional approach: Multiple webmaster conversations
RankVex approach: One coordination point
Niche focus — traditional approach: Generic placement choices
RankVex approach: SaaS and Tech focus
Context — traditional approach: Unclear article context
RankVex approach: Context and anchor relevance reviewed
Progress — traditional approach: Scattered updates across inboxes
RankVex approach: Structured order workflow
Expectations — traditional approach: Unclear expectations
RankVex approach: Agreed placement details and terms
This compares working practices, not specific providers.
How it works
Every placement follows the same path: the right publisher, the right context, the right page — and a clear record of what went live.
A SaaS or Tech site whose readers overlap with your buyers.
Your link sits inside copy that discusses the same topic.
The anchor points to the agreed page — a feature, use case or guide.
Live URL, anchor and attribute recorded against your campaign.
Illustrative example — not client performance data.
Services
Complement your SaaS SEO services with relevant editorial placements — whether you need new content, a link inside an existing article, or custom outreach beyond the marketplace.
Original articles written for the host publication’s audience — useful to its readers first, with your link placed where it genuinely supports the topic.
Add your link to an existing, relevant article where it fits the surrounding discussion — subject to publisher approval, and without commissioning a complete new article where that isn’t needed.
Need publishers beyond the marketplace? We run custom prospecting for your niche and reach out to sites that match your campaign brief.
Link quality standards
Metrics help you shortlist. Relevance, context and transparency decide whether a placement is worth having.
Publishers are chosen for topical overlap with software and technology audiences.
Links sit within body content that discusses a related subject.
Anchors are worked into sentences so they read naturally for the publisher’s audience.
The link attribute is confirmed as part of the placement details, not assumed.
Sites are reviewed for genuine content and readers who match your market.
Publisher, placement type, anchor and live URL are clearly recorded.
Placements are made with permanence in mind, within each publisher’s conditions.
Where replacement terms apply, they are part of your agreed order details.
PlannedBuyer dashboard preview
A preview of the buyer dashboard we are building: orders, placements, publisher metrics and reporting in a single view.
SaaS link building is the process of securing links from relevant websites to a software company’s pages. It is one part of a wider SaaS SEO strategy, helping search engines and readers discover your product through trusted, topical content. Unlike local backlinks, which signal relevance to a city or region, SaaS links are mainly about topical relevance: publishers whose readers care about software and your product category.
You start with target pages — features, integrations, comparisons or guides — and look for publishers whose audience fits. With RankVex you browse listings, create a buyer account to see pricing, and order a guest post or link insertion. We then coordinate the placement with the publisher.
We focus on SaaS and Tech topics such as B2B software, AI and data, cloud and DevOps, cybersecurity, marketing technology and developer tools. Availability changes as publishers update their terms. The listings on this page are samples; current inventory will appear in the full marketplace.
Yes. Guest posts are new articles written for the host publication’s audience. Link insertions (niche edits) add your link to an existing, relevant article, subject to publisher approval.
Publisher pricing changes and often depends on placement type. Keeping prices inside the buyer dashboard lets us show current rates to registered buyers and keep ordering in one place, while publisher metrics stay public so you can judge fit first.
Yes. Listings show DA and DR as separate metrics, estimated monthly organic traffic, category and, where available, traffic geography. Third-party metrics are estimates, so we recommend weighing them alongside relevance and audience fit.
Many are, but not every publisher offers it. A listing shows the link attribute only when it is confirmed, and the attribute is part of the agreed placement details for your order.
It depends on the publisher, the placement type and any content requirements. Timing is discussed for each order before you confirm it, rather than promised as a blanket deadline.
Placements are intended to remain live, but publishers are independent websites and no provider can control them indefinitely. Any replacement terms that apply to your order are set out in the order details.
No. Rankings and indexing are decided by search engines and depend on many factors, including your content and site. Relevant, contextual placements can support your SEO, but we do not promise specific rankings, indexing or traffic.
Expert advice
Tell us about your website, the pages you want to strengthen and what you are aiming for. We will suggest suitable placement types and publishers — whether you are an in-house team or a SaaS SEO agency planning for clients.
No commitment — just a conversation about which placements fit.
Create a buyer account to see pricing, shortlist publishers and place orders for SaaS and Tech placements from one dashboard.