Link Building for Agencies
Most agencies buy gambling links through a reseller, which means paying a markup for inventory the reseller does not control and cannot show you. We own the network. You see the domains, the verified Moz DA, Ahrefs DR and spam score, and the source price, before you order.
50,000 plus gambling domains, white-label reports on every placement, wholesale pricing from 50 links.
Reseller or network owner, and why it changes your margin
The quickest way to tell which one you are dealing with: ask to see the domain list before you pay.
What agencies actually need from a link supplier
Predictable cost, no markup
Tier pricing is published and fixed. Post links from $2, sidebar from $3, rising to $6 and $9 on DR 60 plus. You quote the client knowing your own cost will not move.
Proof you can hand to a client
Every placement report carries the live URL, the anchor and the Ahrefs DR at placement. When a client asks what they paid for, you have an answer that does not depend on trusting a supplier.
Multiple clients, separated
Anchor distribution is handled per client rather than across the order, so two of your clients do not end up sharing an anchor pattern on the same network.
Volume that actually exists
The inventory is 50,000 plus gambling domains, so a 200 link month does not mean waiting while a reseller sources it. You can see the available pool before committing.
White-label specifics are on white-label link building and white-label casino backlinks. Agencies placing regular volume can order programmatically through the link building API.
Agency pricing, published rather than quoted
These are the tiers, not an opening position. Wholesale applies from 50 links per order.
Guest post and niche edit pricing depends on the placement site, see gambling guest posts and casino niche edits. Package structures are on gambling link building packages.
How to tell if your current supplier owns their network
Ask for the domain list before you pay. A network owner can produce it immediately because the domains are theirs. A reseller cannot, because showing you the list would let you go direct and would expose the margin. This single question separates the two faster than any sales conversation.
Then ask where the metrics come from. Our Ahrefs DR is refreshed automatically on a rolling cycle and the Moz DA plus spam score are pulled from DomDetailer across the whole inventory. Any domain missing either number is hidden from the sheet rather than sold with a blank.
You can request the live sheet, filter by DR, DA, spam score and TLD, and export it to CSV or Excel before committing anything. Quality criteria in detail are on high quality casino backlinks, and the full service range on casino backlink services.
Link building for agencies, frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a link reseller and a network owner?
A reseller buys links from someone else and adds a margin, so the price you pay includes a markup and the reseller usually cannot show you the domain list because it is not theirs. A network owner controls the domains directly, which means the price is the source price, placement is guaranteed rather than requested, and the inventory can be shown to you before you order. If a supplier will not show you the domains, you are almost certainly buying through a middleman.
Why does buying direct matter for an agency?
Three reasons that all affect margin. The price has no reseller markup, so your own margin on the client invoice is larger. Delivery is not dependent on a third party who might be slow or out of stock. And you can verify quality yourself instead of trusting a package description, which matters when the client asks what they paid for.
Do you offer white-label reports for agency clients?
Yes. Every placement comes with a report showing the live URL, the anchor text used and the Ahrefs DR at the time of placement, brandable as your own. Agencies pass these straight to clients without our name appearing anywhere.
What is the minimum order for agency wholesale pricing?
Wholesale pricing starts at 50 links per order. Below that, standard tier pricing applies: PBN post links from $2 and sidebar links from $3, rising to $6 and $9 on Premium tier domains at DR 60 and above.
Can I see the domains before I commit an order?
Yes. Request the live inventory sheet, filter it by DR, DA, spam score and TLD, and export the filtered list to CSV or Excel. Any domain missing either a Moz DA or an Ahrefs DR is hidden from that sheet, so you never quote a client against a blank metric.
Can agencies run multiple client accounts through one supplier?
Yes, and most do. Placements are matched per client vertical, anchor text is distributed per client rather than across the whole order, and reports are issued per client so nothing crosses over. Anchor overlap between two clients on the same network is a footprint, so it is managed rather than ignored.
What link types can agencies order?
Guest posts on independent gambling sites, niche edits into aged already-ranked content, and PBN links on owned domains. Most agency profiles use all three so the client link profile does not look like it came from a single source. Full detail sits on the individual service pages.
Is there an API for agencies placing regular volume?
Yes. Agencies running consistent monthly volume can order programmatically rather than through email threads. Details are on the link building API page.
What niches do you cover for agencies?
Gambling specifically: casino, sportsbook, poker, bingo, slots and crypto gambling, across 30 plus country TLDs. We are a specialist supplier rather than a general link vendor, which is the point. Gambling links are the hardest category for a general agency to source, so it is usually the piece agencies outsource.
Ask us for the domain list
The test we just described, run on us. Request the live inventory sheet, filter it, export it, then compare it to what your current supplier will show you. Updated 2026.