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Forex and trading backlinks on a first-party portfolio, with prices you can negotiate directly.
Our sites in this niche
Nothing is listed under this niche yet. Tell us what you are after and we will say whether the portfolio can cover it.
Forex and trading sit in the same bucket as gambling for most marketplaces: technically allowed, practically obstructed. Ours are sites we already run in the space.
Where a marketplace does take the order, the link often lands on a site that carried no trading content either side of your post. That is the footprint you were trying to avoid, bought at a premium.
Because we own the portfolio, the placement sits next to coverage that was there before you arrived. You can buy a guest post, a niche edit into an existing page, or a press release, and every site states its own limits up front: maximum links per post, minimum word count, turnaround days and the guarantee window. Content is either written by us or supplied by you, subject to that site's minimum length.
Domain rating, referring domains, organic traffic and top traffic country are all shown before you order. Metrics carry the provider and the capture date, so you know how fresh they are. Spam score is on the listing too, and the figures are refreshed periodically rather than frozen at the point we first added a site.
Read them together rather than sorting on domain rating and stopping there. A rating on its own does not tell you whether a site covers trading properly, or whether its readers sit in a market where your product can actually be sold. The traffic figure, the top traffic country and the spam score are the parts worth reading alongside it, and you see the same numbers we do.
The listed price is a real price, not an anchor. If it does not work for you, enter your own — we accept, counter or decline, and a counter always comes back with an amount you can act on.
Offer rounds are capped and quotes expire, so a negotiation ends rather than drifting. Once a price is agreed, invoicing happens outside the app rather than through a checkout here.
We will not describe a paid link as editorial. Where a placement is paid we support rel="sponsored", and the link type for every site is stated on the listing.
Anchor text and target URL you set in the brief. The anchor is validated before the order proceeds — length, no URLs, no spam patterns — and checked again on the published page.
If your copy needs particular wording, a risk warning or a disclaimer, put it in the brief and we will follow it. What we will not do is judge whether your promotion is lawful in the markets it reaches. Rules on financial promotions differ by jurisdiction and they change; deciding whether a given piece of copy or offer meets them sits with you as the advertiser, not with us. We are not your compliance function and will not pretend to be.
We check the live page rather than sending you a URL and calling it done. The published page must sit on the site's own domain, return HTTP 200, not be noindexed, have a canonical that is absent or self-referential, and carry a matching href to your target URL with your anchor text and a rel no stronger than what was sold. We verify again at one day and at seven.
After that, completed placements are monitored on an interval through that site's guarantee window. If a link comes down inside it, we restore it or place an equivalent link on the same domain within a set number of days. We do not promise rankings — we promise a placement, a live URL that has been checked, and monitoring for as long as the window runs.