About This Gig
Our SaaS guest posts put your software in front of the right readers on real technology, software and business sites, with a dofollow contextual link back to your product. The articles are written by people who understand how SaaS buyers search: problem first, then category, then comparison, then brand. We place your link where it makes sense in that journey, not wedged into a random paragraph.
Software link building is harder than most niches. Every tool has a “write for us” inbox flooded with pitches, the obvious blogs have been hammered by link sellers, and plenty of so-called tech sites are content farms that publish anything with a link and a payment. We do the filtering so your domain is not sitting next to casino links and crypto spam.
Why SaaS Guest Posts Need a Different Approach
Cheap tech guest posts are easy to find, and that is part of the problem. A general guest post vendor will happily put a project management tool on a lifestyle blog because the DR looks good. That link might count for something, but it does little for topical relevance and nothing for referral traffic. SaaS rankings tend to respond to links from sites that cover the same problems your buyers have: productivity, developer tools, marketing technology, HR, finance operations, security, ecommerce infrastructure and so on.
The content matters just as much. Readers on tech sites can tell when an article was written by someone who has never used the software category. Our writers research your product, your competitors and the questions your buyers ask, and they write pieces that would be worth reading even without the link.
Our Process From Order to Live Link
Week one: fit and targets. We confirm the pages you want to support (homepage, feature pages, integration pages, comparison pages or a key blog resource) and the anchors you are comfortable with. Then we prospect technology and SaaS-adjacent sites that meet your package’s DR and traffic thresholds.
Vetting. Each candidate gets the same checks: a traffic trend over the last six months, the countries and keywords that traffic comes from, the outbound link ratio on recent posts, whether the site sells placements to anyone at all, and how closely its topics overlap with your category. Sites that fail any one of these are dropped.
Approval. On Standard and Premium we send you the shortlist with metrics so you can approve or swap sites. This is also where you tell us about competitors’ blogs or partner sites you would rather avoid.
Writing. The best SaaS guest posts read like useful articles first and placements second. Topics are pitched to fit both the host site and your product, for example “How finance teams close the month faster” for an accounting automation tool, or “What to check before choosing a feature flag platform” for a developer product. Premium content is briefed on your product docs, so features, integrations and use cases are described accurately.
Publishing and checks. After the host publishes, we confirm that each link is dofollow, indexed, and pointing at the correct URL with the agreed anchor.
Built for These Kinds of Companies
- B2B SaaS startups that need their first set of relevant referring domains.
- Growth-stage software companies pushing feature, integration or “alternative to” pages.
- Developer tools, APIs and open-source projects with commercial offerings.
- Martech, HR tech, fintech and ecommerce platforms competing on high-intent keywords.
- Agencies that run SEO for software clients and need placements they can defend in a report.
SaaS guest posts work best once there is something solid to link to. If you are a very early product with almost no indexed pages, start with a few foundational links and good content first. Links pointed at thin pages rarely do much.
Picking a Package for Your SaaS
Basic is one SaaS guest post on a DR 40+ tech site with 1K+ monthly organic traffic, an 800-word article, a dofollow contextual link and a live-URL report. Good for testing us or supporting one page.
Standard gives you three posts on DR 50+ sites with 3K+ monthly traffic, 1,000-word articles, a topic and anchor plan, and the site list for approval. This is where most software teams start seeing a meaningful lift in topical authority.
Premium is five posts on DR 60+ sites with 5K+ monthly traffic, 1,200-word articles, the topic and anchor plan, site approval, and content briefed on your product docs. Choose this when the quality of how your product is described matters as much as the link itself.
What to Send Us
- Target URLs, ranked by priority.
- Preferred anchors, or a note saying “your call”. Branded and partial-match anchors are usually safest for SaaS.
- A short product summary: who it is for, the main use cases, and two or three competitors.
- For Premium, links to your docs, feature pages or a product walkthrough.
- Any words or claims your legal or brand team will not allow.
What We Refuse to Do
We do not use PBNs, link farms, expired-domain rebuilds, or “tech news” sites that exist only to sell posts. No spun or auto-generated articles, no fake product reviews, and no claims about your software that you have not confirmed. The same editorial guidelines apply to every article we write, whether it is about payroll software or Kubernetes monitoring. If a link is removed within 6 months, we replace it free.
Delivery and Reporting
When your order is complete you receive a live-URL report: each article URL, the host domain and its DR at publishing, monthly organic traffic estimate, anchor text, target page and dofollow confirmation. Everything is checkable, and you are free to share the report with your team or investors.
How SaaS Guest Posts Pay Off Over Time
Links in the software niche usually take several weeks to a few months to show their effect, and competitive terms like “best CRM” will need more than a handful of posts. We do not promise rankings or signups. Treat SaaS guest posts as one steady input alongside product-led content, not a switch you flip once. We do promise relevant placements that support your content and will not cause problems later. Many software teams turn their first order into a steady rhythm through our monthly link building plans, and if you want to see how we work before ordering, our how it works page walks through it.
Compare Packages
| Feature | Basic · $89 | Standard · $229 | Premium · $419 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest posts | 1 | 3 | 5 |
| Site authority | DR 40+ | DR 50+ | DR 60+ |
| Monthly organic traffic | 1K+ | 3K+ | 5K+ |
| Article length | 800 words | 1,000 words | 1,200 words |
| Dofollow contextual link | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Topic and anchor plan | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Site list for approval | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Content briefed on your product docs | – | – | ✓ |
| Delivery time | 10 days | 14 days | 21 days |
| Price | $89 | $229 | $419 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a SaaS or tech site?
Sites whose main audience is people who buy, build or use software: technology blogs, developer resources, marketing and sales tech publications, productivity and remote work sites, fintech and HR tech blogs, and business sites with a strong software section. We match the host to your category, so an HR platform lands on HR and people-ops content rather than a general gadget blog.
Can you link to feature or integration pages, not just my homepage?
Yes, and we often recommend it. Feature, integration, use-case and comparison pages are where high-intent searches land, so supporting them with relevant links usually does more than another homepage link. Tell us which pages matter most and we will plan topics that make linking to them feel natural for the host site's readers.
Will the article mention competitors?
Sometimes a neutral mention of the category or alternatives makes the article more credible and more likely to be accepted. We never link to competitors and never write negatively about them. If you would rather avoid naming any competitor at all, say so in your brief and we will keep the article focused on the problem and your solution.
Do I get to review the content?
Standard and Premium include a site list for approval and a topic and anchor plan, so you see the direction before writing begins. Host sites have final editorial control, which means small edits can happen during their review. Premium articles are briefed on your product docs to keep feature and integration details accurate.
Is every link dofollow?
Yes, every placement includes a dofollow contextual link in the body of the article. We check the attribute after publishing and record it in your live-URL report. If a host changes the link to nofollow or removes it within 6 months, we replace it free with an equivalent placement.
How long until I see ranking changes?
In most cases expect several weeks to a few months, depending on how competitive your keywords are and how strong the target pages already are. Software terms with heavy commercial intent tend to need a steady flow of links over time. We do not promise rankings, trials or signups, only relevant, well-placed links.
Do you work with early-stage startups?
Yes, but we will be honest about timing. If your site has very few indexed pages or the target page is thin, links will have less to work with. In that case we may suggest starting with Basic or Standard while you build out core pages, then scaling up once there is solid content to point links at.
Can agencies order this for SaaS clients?
Yes. Many orders come from agencies managing software clients. Reports contain no AuthorityLinks branding in the article itself, and you can pass the live-URL report straight to your client. For ongoing work across several accounts, our white label option keeps reporting unbranded and gives you a single point of contact.