About This Gig
Money topics sit in the category Google calls Your Money or Your Life, and the bar is higher there for a reason. A bad article about loans or tax can cost someone real money. That is why we treat finance guest posts differently from a typical blog placement: every article is fact-checked, sources are cited where a figure or rule is mentioned, and each post goes out under a named author byline rather than “admin” or “staff writer”.
You get placements on personal finance blogs, fintech publications, small business sites and investing education sites that already cover money topics for real readers. The links point to your pages from articles that hold up to scrutiny.
Built for Brands That Live in YMYL
Our usual clients include fintech apps, accounting and bookkeeping software, insurance comparison sites, lenders and brokers that are properly authorised, financial advisers, payment providers, tax services and money education blogs. Agencies buying finance guest posts and doing YMYL link building for those clients also order this gig regularly, often as part of a wider campaign.
If your business is regulated, you probably already have rules about what can be said in public. We work within them.
What Makes Our Finance Guest Posts Different
Fact-checked writing
Writers draft each piece, then a second person checks every factual statement before it goes to the publisher. Interest rate mechanics, contribution limits, tax deadlines, the way a credit score is calculated: anything that could be wrong gets verified against a primary or reputable source, and that source is linked or named in the article where it helps the reader. Rules change by country and by year, so we state which country a piece covers and avoid vague claims that only hold in one place.
Author bylines
Every post carries a byline with a short bio. On Standard and Premium, the writer has a finance background, such as experience in accounting, banking, financial journalism or financial content writing. Bylines are honest. We do not invent credentials or attach fake certified titles to an author.
No advice dressed up as content
Articles explain and inform. They do not tell readers to buy a specific stock, take out a particular loan or move their pension. Where a topic needs it, we add a plain note that the article is general information and readers should get advice for their own situation.
Topics That Tend to Get Accepted
Editors on good finance sites turn down thin, salesy pitches all day. Pieces that get published are the ones that answer a real reader question. Some examples of angles we have found work well for finance guest posts:
- How to read a loan offer and compare the true cost, not just the headline rate
- Bookkeeping habits for freelancers in their first year of trading
- What happens to a direct debit when you switch bank accounts
- How small businesses can prepare for a quarterly tax payment
- A plain guide to how card payment fees are structured
Your link fits naturally into a piece like this, usually where the article mentions a tool, calculator or guide that helps the reader take the next step. We would rather pitch a topic that suits the publisher’s audience than force a keyword into a piece nobody will read.
How the Work Runs
- Brief. You send target URLs, anchors and any compliance notes.
- Prospecting. We shortlist personal finance blogs and fintech sites with topical overlap. A budgeting app fits a frugal living blog. A B2B payments platform fits a small business finance site.
- Vetting. We look at the last six months of organic traffic, check the outbound link ratio on recent posts, and reject sites that sell placements to casinos, payday lenders and pharma alongside everything else. We also check that the site’s existing money content is accurate. Publishing next to poor information does your page no favours.
- Writing and fact-checking. Draft, then verify, then edit for readability.
- Placement. The publisher reviews and publishes. We confirm the link, anchor and indexability.
- Report. You get the live URLs and details.
Choosing Between Basic, Standard and Premium
Basic is a single finance guest post on a DA 25+ site with an 800-word fact-checked article and an author byline. Good for supporting one page or checking how we work before a bigger order of finance guest posts.
Standard covers three posts on DA 35+ sites at 1,000 words each. You approve the site list before writing starts, and a writer with a finance background handles the content.
Premium is five posts on DA 45+ sites at 1,200 words, with site approval, finance-background writers and an anchor text plan across all five. If you are competing for terms like “best savings account” or “small business loans”, this is where we would start.
For links across a wider range of topics, see our guest posting services. If you are not sure what your current profile needs, a backlink audit is a sensible first step.
What We Need
- Target URLs and their main keywords
- Anchor text, or a go-ahead for us to suggest it
- Your country focus, so content matches the right rules
- Compliance requirements, disclaimers or banned phrases
- Any sites or competitors to avoid
Where We Draw the Line
We do not use PBNs, link farms, spun articles or auto-generated text. We will not publish content that promises returns, misstates risk or promotes products that are not properly authorised where they are sold. We also turn down unlicensed lending and get-rich-quick schemes. Read more on our quality standards page.
When the Order Is Complete
You receive a report with each live URL, the anchor, the target page, the author byline used, and the domain’s authority at placement. If a link is removed within 6 months, we replace it free.
A Realistic View of Results
Finance is one of the most competitive areas in search, with large banks, comparison sites and publishers holding many top positions. Strong finance guest posts help, but they are one part of a bigger picture that includes your content quality, expertise signals and technical health. Expect changes to build over weeks and months rather than days. We do not guarantee rankings. We give you careful, accurate placements on sites that real readers trust, which is what Google looks for in this space.
Compare Packages
| Feature | Basic · $119 | Standard · $279 | Premium · $519 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest posts | 1 | 3 | 5 |
| Minimum site authority | DA 25+ | DA 35+ | DA 45+ |
| Article length | 800 words | 1,000 words | 1,200 words |
| Fact-checked writing with cited sources | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Author byline on every post | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Site list approval before writing | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Writer with finance background | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Anchor text plan | – | – | ✓ |
| Delivery time | 10 days | 14 days | 21 days |
| Price | $119 | $279 | $519 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does YMYL mean for my links?
YMYL stands for Your Money or Your Life, the label Google uses for topics where poor information can harm people, finance being a major one. Pages in this area are judged more strictly on accuracy and expertise. So the content around your link matters as much as the site's metrics. That is why every article we place is fact-checked and published under a real author byline.
Who writes the articles?
Basic orders are written by experienced content writers who cover money topics and then pass through a separate fact-check. On Standard and Premium, writers have a finance background, such as accounting, banking or financial journalism. All bylines are honest, and we never invent qualifications or attach professional titles an author does not hold.
How do you fact-check the content?
After the draft is written, a second person checks every factual claim, including figures, limits, deadlines and how products work, against primary or reputable sources. Sources are named or linked in the article where that helps the reader. We also state which country the piece covers, because financial rules vary so much between markets.
Can you include our compliance disclaimers?
Yes. Send any required risk warnings, disclaimers or banned phrases with your order and we will include or avoid them exactly as your compliance team specifies. If a publisher does not allow a particular disclaimer, we tell you before the article goes live and suggest an alternative site that will accept it.
What kinds of sites will host my finance guest posts?
Personal finance blogs, fintech publications, small business and entrepreneurship sites, investing education sites and accounting blogs. We match sites to your page by topic, so a budgeting tool lands on money-saving blogs and B2B payment software lands on business finance sites. Every site is checked for traffic trend, outbound links and content accuracy.
Do you accept lenders, crypto or trading platforms?
Properly authorised lenders, brokers and trading platforms are welcome. We decline unlicensed lending, schemes that promise guaranteed returns and products that are not authorised where they are sold. For crypto-focused projects, our crypto gig is usually a better match, since it targets Web3 publications specifically.
How long does delivery take?
Basic is delivered in 10 days, Standard in 14 days and Premium in 21 days. Finance articles take longer than average because of the fact-checking step, and finance publishers often have stricter editorial reviews. Timelines start once we have your target URLs, anchors and any compliance notes.
Will these posts guarantee rankings?
No. Finance rankings depend on many factors beyond links, including your content quality, expertise signals and the strength of large competitors. Links from relevant, trusted sites support gradual improvement over weeks or months. If a link is removed within 6 months, we replace it free, but we never promise specific positions.