What Are the Best Link Building Tools in 2026? 15 Picks

The best link building tools in 2026 depend on the job: GEOboom, Pitchbox and BuzzStream for outreach, Hunter for finding editors' emails, Ahrefs and Semrush for backlink research, Linkody for monitoring, and FATJOE or SaaSBacklinks if you would rather buy placements than run outreach.

Most lists rank every tool against every other, so a backlink database ends up competing with an email finder. We split 15 link building tools into the five jobs of a campaign — outreach, contact finding, research, monitoring, buying placements — and picked three per job. Each card covers what the tool does in that job, key features, a dated price, pros and cons, and a screenshot. If you only need one free tool, start with Google Search Console: it shows who already links to you.

We checked every pricing page on October 29, 2026, and read reviews on G2, Capterra and Trustpilot where they exist. Disclosure: this list is written by the GEOboom team. GEOboom is our product and is listed first in outreach; every other tool is described from its own site and public reviews.

Top link building tools: quick comparison

Pricing as of October 2026, checked October 29, 2026. Linkody showed prices in euros from our location, and Respona's G2 score rates the outreach software it no longer sells.

How we chose these link building tools

How do link building tools work? Every campaign runs the same chain: find pages worth a mention, find the person who edits them, email them, agree terms, then check the placement stays live. Each tool here owns one or more links in that chain, so we judged it on the links it owns:

• Where prospects come from. A keyword or SERP scrape, a competitor's backlinks, your own list, or the pages AI answers already cite. And whether off-topic sites, competitors and link farms are removed before you see the list.
• Whose contact you get. The editor or author of the page, or any address on the domain.
• Who sends and follows up. Mailboxes included and warmed, or yours to set up; follow-ups by default or built by hand.
• What you do per placement. Write every reply yourself, or approve or skip an offer that arrives ready.
• How placements are checked. Link live, anchor, nofollow, indexing, and how often.
• How you pay. Monthly or annual contract, subscription or per placement, and what a trial looks like.

We kept only live products that appear in today's top-ranking lists or that we have reviewed in depth, and dropped tools that have shut down.

Link building outreach tools

Outreach is where a campaign is won or lost: these three tools find the sites, write to the people who run them and handle what comes back.

1. GEOboom — best for getting mentioned on the pages AI answers cite

Best for: in-house SEOs and marketers whose competitors show up in AI answers, and agencies running that work for several clients on one subscription.

GEOboom is an outreach agent built for one job: getting your brand onto the pages AI answers already cite. It pulls those pages from your AI-visibility tracker or prompts, screens them, finds the editor and runs the emails from mailboxes it provides. What reaches you is an offer from a site owner, ready to approve or skip.

Key features

• Prospects from AI citations. Connect an AI-visibility tracker or enter prompts and GEOboom pulls the pages AI answers cite. You can also upload your own list or start from keywords to target pages that rank in Google.
• Screening before outreach. Off-topic pages, competitor sites, pages that already mention you and link farms are removed, and the most valuable pages go first. Reading and filtering prospects costs you nothing; the 100 publishers a month are what is left after the screen.
• Editors, not info@. Verified editorial contacts at over 90% of sites, up to three contacts per publisher.
• Mailboxes included. Three mailboxes on GEOboom's domains, kept warm while sending, with inbox-placement tests and bounce monitoring. Follow-ups run for weeks without you.
• Offers ready to approve. Each reply arrives with the publisher's other sites and their metrics, your pages to insert, the response and a blurb written in the list's style. You approve or skip.
• Placement monitoring. Every placement you win is watched. If a link or mention drops, GEOboom emails the publisher right away to put it back, without waiting for you, and tells you it did.

Pricing: $150 a month for outreach to 100 publishers a month, three mailboxes, and unlimited users and projects, billed monthly. Publisher fees are separate. Pay site owners directly, or use Buy for you: a dozen small publishers become one contract and one invoice, for a 30% fee per payment (minimum $40) with 12 months of placement protection. As of October 2026, geoboom.io.

Pros

• About 10 minutes to launch and about 2 hours a month to approve offers and pay publishers.
• No mailboxes, domains or warm-up to set up.
• Prospects are screened before outreach, so the monthly 100 are publishers worth writing to.
• One subscription covers every client and every teammate.

Cons

• No digital PR: no journalist lists, press releases or newsroom pitching.
• No marketplace or link inventory to buy from.
• Not a done-for-you service: placements go live after your approval.

In practice: in a published case study, 825 URLs from one IT-services brand became 215 publishers and 30 offers in 10 days, for about 10 minutes of the client's work.

2. Pitchbox — best for agency teams running outreach at volume

Best for: agencies and in-house teams building 20 or more links a month who want one platform for the whole team.

Pitchbox calls itself "the AI Outreach Platform for link building and AEO". It covers prospecting, qualification, contact finding, sequences, AI replies and link monitoring, with workspaces for each client. You connect the sending mailboxes; Pitchbox helps keep them healthy.

Key features

• Prospecting from 20+ prospecting profiles, a SERP scraper, an AI Keyword Assistant, competitor backlinks, CSV and API imports.
• Qualification with AI Link Farm Detection and an Inspection Queue before outreach, plus a contact waterfall for finding emails.
• AI Reply Agent that works from a playbook: it can send and chase on its own or leave drafts, and counteroffer up to a price ceiling you set.
• Deliverability: MXRight on every plan; mailbox rotation and domain reputation from the Advanced plan.
• Link monitoring for 1,000 to 10,000 links depending on plan.

Pricing: Pro $300/mo (2 mailboxes, 2,000 emails a month, 1 workspace), Advanced $600/mo, Scale $1,200/mo. Annual billing brings those to $210, $420 and $825 a month. Every plan carries a 12-month commitment; the trial runs through a demo. As of October 29, 2026, pitchbox.com/pricing.

Pros

• Covers every step of outreach in one platform, with workspaces per client.
• The AI Reply Agent can negotiate within limits you set.
• 4.7 on G2 from 99 reviews.

Cons

• 12-month commitment on every plan, even when billed monthly.
• Mailboxes are yours to connect and keep warm.
• Priced for volume: the entry plan is $300 a month.

Full review: Pitchbox review. Head to head: Pitchbox vs GEOboom.

3. BuzzStream — best for PR and link teams who want an outreach CRM

Best for: digital PR and link building teams that already have lists and mailboxes and want every contact and conversation in one place.

BuzzStream calls itself "the world's best outreach CRM". It stores every site, contact and email thread, updates relationship stages on its own and sends sequences from your Gmail, Office 365 or any IMAP inbox.

Key features

• Prospecting from SERP or URL lists, automated web and news searches, and a Chrome extension.
• Contact discovery from sites and social profiles; Hunter.io plugs in through your own API key.
• Sequences with automated follow-ups that stop on reply (Growth plan and up).
• Relationship stages that update themselves: attempting to reach, replied, bounce, no reply.
• Link monitoring every two weeks: link present, nofollow and anchor changes.

Pricing: Starter $49/mo (1 user, 500 contacts), Growth $174/mo (3 users, +$58 per user, the first plan with bulk sending and automated follow-ups), Professional $424/mo, Custom from $999/mo. Monthly, no contract, trial on every plan. As of October 29, 2026, buzzstream.com.

Pros

• No contract and a $49 entry plan.
• A full history of every relationship, useful for PR teams that pitch the same people again.
• 87% of its 165 G2 reviews give four or five stars.

Cons

• No mailbox warm-up or deliverability monitoring.
• Automated follow-ups start at $174 a month.
• Reviewers report inaccurate contact data; the newest G2 reviews date from spring 2025.

Full review: BuzzStream review. Head to head: BuzzStream vs GEOboom.

Contact finding tools

If you send outreach from your own inbox or a CRM, you need the right person's email first; these three tools find and verify it.

4. Hunter — best for finding an editor's email from a name and a domain

Best for: link builders who know the site and the author and need a verified address fast.

Hunter's Email Finder returns an address for a name and a domain, along with the public pages where it was found and when. Domain Search lists the addresses on a site, so you can pick the editor rather than a generic inbox. It also sends sequences from connected email accounts.

Key features

• Email Finder: every address is verified before it is returned; where it can't be, a confidence score shows how sure Hunter is.
• Domain Search for the people and addresses behind a website.
• Free Chrome extension that finds emails behind the site you're browsing.
• Sequences from 1 connected email account on Free, 3 on Starter and 10 on Growth.
• Credits: 1 per email found, 0.5 per verification.

Pricing: Free (50 credits a month), Starter $49/mo (2,000 credits), Growth $149/mo (10,000), Scale $299/mo (25,000); annual billing is 30% off. As of October 29, 2026, hunter.io/pricing.

Pros

• A free plan that covers occasional lookups.
• Sources and dates for each email help you judge an address before you use it.
• 4.4 on G2 from 656 reviews.

Cons

• Finds people, not pages: the list of sites still comes from another tool.
• Credits reset each month on monthly plans.
• Extra sending accounts cost from $10 a month each.

5. Skrapp.io — best for pulling emails from LinkedIn and company websites

Best for: teams that find editors on LinkedIn or Sales Navigator and need their work email.

Skrapp.io calls itself "a B2B lead generation and email finder platform". Its Chrome extension reads LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and company websites and returns verified addresses.

Key features

• Email Finder by name and company.
• LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and LinkedIn Recruiter integrations, included on the free plan.
• Email extractor for company websites.
• Verification, single or bulk; credits are charged only for emails marked Valid or Catch-all.
• Credits roll over on paid plans.

Pricing: Free (50 credits), Professional $39/mo or $29/mo billed annually (2,000 credits, 2 users), Enterprise $349/mo or $262/mo billed annually (50,000 credits, 15 users). As of October 29, 2026, skrapp.io/pricing.

Pros

• You don't pay for invalid or unknown results.
• Unused credits carry over on paid plans.
• 4.5 on G2 from 356 reviews.

Cons

• Built around people on LinkedIn: you need a name before you can find the email.
• A big step from Professional ($39) to Enterprise ($349).

6. Prospeo — best for verified emails at volume

Best for: teams finding contacts for hundreds of sites a month.

Prospeo sells B2B contact data: verified emails and phone numbers through search, a Chrome extension, domain search and CSV or API enrichment.

Key features

• One credit per verified business email; a direct mobile number costs 10 credits.
• Domain Search, Email Finder and Email Verifier in one account.
• Chrome extension on every plan, including Free.
• CSV and API enrichment from the Starter plan.

Pricing: Free (100 credits a month), Starter $49/mo per user (24,000 credits a year), Growth $99/mo per user (60,000 credits a year); 25% off billed yearly. As of October 29, 2026, prospeo.io/pricing.

Pros

• 100 free credits every month.
• Credits are spent only on verified emails.
• 4.6 on G2 from 1,025 reviews.

Cons

• Priced per user, so every seat adds a plan.
• Unused credits expire at renewal.

Research and backlink analysis tools

Research tools tell you who links to your competitors and how strong those sites are; they don't send emails, but most prospect lists start here.

7. Ahrefs — best for researching competitors' backlinks

Best for: finding the sites that link to competitors and deciding which are worth a pitch.

Ahrefs' Site Explorer shows who links to any domain, from an index of 35 trillion live backlinks. Link Intersect lists sites that link to your competitors but not to you, the classic starting list for outreach.

Key features

• Site Explorer: backlinks, referring domains, anchors and the most-linked pages of any site.
• Link Intersect for link gap prospecting.
• Competitors' most-linked pages as a source of content ideas worth linking to.
• Author data for outreach contacts and guest posting opportunities.
• Ahrefs Free: Site Explorer and Site Audit for your own verified sites, up to 1,000 backlinks visible.

Pricing: Starter $29/mo, Lite $129/mo, Standard $249/mo, Advanced $449/mo, Enterprise $1,499/mo (annual commitment); annual billing saves up to 17%. No free trial; Ahrefs Free is the no-cost option. As of October 29, 2026, ahrefs.com/pricing.

Pros

• One of the largest backlink indexes on the market.
• Free for your own sites.
• 4.5 on G2 from 722 reviews.

Cons

• Research only: outreach happens in another tool.
• Looking at competitors needs a paid plan.
• Extra users cost $40 to $100 a month each.

8. Semrush — best for backlink gap and audit inside an all-in-one SEO suite

Best for: teams that already run keywords, rankings and audits in Semrush.

Semrush's backlink tools sit inside its SEO toolkit: Backlink Analytics, Referring Domains, Backlink Gap and Backlink Audit, on a database of 43 trillion backlinks across 800 million domains, updated daily.

Key features

• Backlinks and Referring Domains with authority scores, anchors and link status.
• Backlink Gap: domains that link to competitors but not to you.
• Backlink Audit: flags potential spam links and builds a disavow file.
• AI PR Toolkit: finds journalists and sends pitches from your own domain.
• Media Monitoring for brand mentions across the web.

Pricing: SEO $139/mo ($117.33/mo billed annually), SEO + AI Search Starter $199/mo, Pro+ $299/mo, Advanced on request. 7-day free trial. As of October 29, 2026, semrush.com/prices.

Pros

• Backlink research, rank tracking and site audits in one subscription.
• A 7-day free trial.
• 4.4 on G2 from 4,293 reviews.

Cons

• The link tools come bundled with a full SEO suite from $139 a month.
• Its outreach feature is built for pitching journalists, not for link building outreach to site owners.

9. Majestic — best for link quality metrics and link history

Best for: judging the quality of a site's link profile before you pitch it or pay for a placement.

Majestic is a backlink index with its own quality metrics, Trust Flow and Topical Trust Flow. Its Fresh Index covers links seen in the past 120 days; its Historic Index goes back to 2006.

Key features

• Trust Flow and Topical Trust Flow for link quality and topic.
• Fresh Index on every plan; Historic Index and backlink history on Pro.
• Bulk Backlink Checker for a whole prospect list at once.
• Compare Sites and email alerts on Pro.
• Free tools: Backlink Checker, Majestic Million, browser plugins and a Google Sheets add-on.

Pricing: Lite $49.99/mo ($41.67/mo billed annually), Pro $99.99/mo ($83.33/mo), API $399.99/mo; prices exclude VAT, with a 7-day money-back guarantee on Lite and Pro. As of October 29, 2026, majestic.com.

Pros

• The lowest entry price of the three research tools.
• Trust Flow is a widely used quality signal.
• 4.3 on G2 from 73 reviews.

Cons

• The Historic Index was last updated in May 2024.
• Lite has no Historic Index or raw data exports.

Backlink monitoring tools

Monitoring tools check that links you earned or bought are still live, still followed and still indexed. If your placements come from outreach, your outreach tool may already do this: GEOboom watches every placement it wins and, if one drops, writes to the publisher on its own; Pitchbox and BuzzStream monitor links up to their plan limits. The three below watch your whole link profile, whoever built it, and alert you so you can follow up.

10. Linkody — best for low-cost monitoring of links you built

Best for: freelancers and small teams tracking a few hundred to a few thousand links.

Linkody re-checks every monitored link every 24 hours and emails you when one is lost or changes, or when you or a competitor gains a new one.

Key features

• Daily checks of each link's status.
• Email reports daily or weekly, plus alerts on new links for you and your competitors.
• Metrics on every link: Ahrefs DR, Moz DA and Spam Score.
• Link Visualizer that shows where on the page your link sits.
• CSV and white-label PDF reports, and a disavow tool.

Pricing: Webmaster €13.90/mo (2 sites, 500 links), Advanced €22.90/mo (5 sites, 2,000 links), Pro €45.90/mo (20 sites, 5,000 links, 3 users), Agency €90.90/mo (50 sites, 20,000 links), Agency XL €138.90/mo (100 sites, 50,000 links). Annual plans include 3 months free; 30-day trial with no card. As of October 29, 2026, linkody.com.

Pros

• Daily checks for under €15 a month.
• White-label PDF reports for clients.
• Competitor links don't count against your link quota.

Cons

• Few independent reviews: 4 on G2, averaging 4.5.
• No CSV or PDF export during the trial.

11. SE Ranking — best for monitoring inside a full SEO suite

Best for: agencies that want rankings, audits and backlink monitoring in one account.

SE Ranking's Backlink Monitoring takes the links you add by hand, import from Google Search Console or pull from its Backlink Checker, re-checks them on a regular schedule and emails you when something changes.

Key features

• Found or not found, and indexed or not indexed, for each link.
• Anchor text, target URL and whether the link sits in text or an image.
• Dofollow, nofollow, UGC and sponsored attributes, with alerts when they change.
• First seen and last seen dates.
• Domain Trust, SE Ranking's authority score.

Pricing: Core $129/mo ($103.20/mo billed annually), Growth $279/mo ($223.20/mo), Enterprise on request. 14-day free trial. As of October 29, 2026, seranking.com.

Pros

• Catches a link quietly switched to nofollow or sponsored.
• Imports links straight from Google Search Console.
• 4.7 on G2 from 1,619 reviews.

Cons

• Monitoring comes inside a suite from $129 a month.
• The pricing page gives no monitoring limits per plan, and the product page gives no check frequency.

12. Google Search Console — best free way to see who links to you

Best for: every site owner, as the first and free look at their links.

Google Search Console's Links report shows the sites that link to you, your most-linked pages and the anchor text they use, straight from Google. It is a sample, not a full list.

Key features

• Top linking sites, grouped by root domain.
• Top linked pages and top linking text.
• Internal links between your own pages.
• Export of up to 100,000 rows: latest links and sample links.

Pricing: free; you verify that you own the site. Search Console Links report help.

Pros

• Free, with data from Google itself.
• Shows anchor text and which pages earn links.

Cons

• A sample: tables stop at 1,000 rows, and removed links can still appear.
• No nofollow flag and no alerts when a link disappears.

If you'd rather buy placements

These three services run the outreach themselves and charge per live placement, on pages chosen by DR tier or by ranking for your keywords. If the pages you need are the ones AI answers cite, GEOboom runs the outreach to them, and Buy for you takes over the paying: you approve each offer, GEOboom pays the publishers and you get one invoice, and if a placement later drops, GEOboom writes to the publisher itself. At five placements a month on DR 40–50 sites and an assumed $120 publisher fee, that comes to about $190 per placement including the subscription, for about two hours a month of approvals. In GEOboom's case study, the offers ran from free mention exchanges to about $200.

13. FATJOE — best for agencies buying placements by DR tier

Type: service, outsourced link building.

Best for: agencies that resell links under their own brand and want a fixed price per DR tier.

FATJOE describes itself as "SEO Services for Agencies & Teams" and its Blogger Outreach as "an outsourced link-building agency". You pick a DR tier, give the anchor and target URL, and FATJOE's team finds the site, writes the post and sends a white-label report.

Key features

• Six DR tiers, DR 10+ to DR 60+, each with a guaranteed DR and an Ahrefs traffic band.
• Content, one anchor and URL, dofollow, and no duplicate domains across your orders.
• White-label CSV reports for resellers.
• Lifetime link guarantee: a lost link is replaced on request, plus a 100% money-back guarantee.
• Brand Mentions: listicle and review placements on DR 30+ sites.
• Media Placements: a catalogue of about 225 sites where you pick the site yourself.

Pricing: Blogger Outreach DR 10+ £60 ($82), DR 30+ £100 ($136), DR 40+ £180 ($245), DR 50+ £280 ($381), DR 60+ £380 ($517) per placement; Repeat Monthly saves 10%; delivery from 14 days. USD at the site's own conversion on October 29, 2026, fatjoe.com.

Pros

• The price per placement is known before you order.
• White-label reports ready to forward to clients.
• 4.8 on Trustpilot from 477 reviews.

Cons

• On Blogger Outreach you can't approve the site or the content before it goes live.
• On Brand Mentions, specific publications aren't guaranteed and the link may be nofollow, sponsored or missing, per FATJOE's FAQ.

Full review: FATJOE review. Head to head: FATJOE vs GEOboom.

14. Respona — best for hands-off placements on a fixed turnaround

Type: service, pay per placement.

Best for: teams that want placements without running or watching any outreach.

Respona used to sell outreach software; its site now sells placements only, priced by DR tier, with outreach, content and publishing handled end to end.

Key features

• Five DR tiers from DR 20+ to DR 60+, each with a traffic band.
• 28-day turnaround, or 14 days with Express.
• Placement guarantee: every placement you order goes live within the agreed timeframe.
• Add-ons: domain approvals and content guidelines.
• White label for agencies.
• Subscribe and Save discounts on a monthly spend.

Pricing: Starter (DR 20+) $100, Standard (DR 30+) $160, Authority (DR 40+) $240, Power (DR 50+) $400, Elite (DR 60+) $500 per placement. As of October 29, 2026, respona.com/pricing.

Pros

• A delivery date you can plan around.
• Nothing to learn or run.
• You can pay to approve domains first.

Cons

• Its 4.8 G2 rating from 202 reviews describes the outreach software it no longer sells.
• Approving domains and setting content rules cost extra.

Full review: Respona review. Head to head: Respona vs GEOboom.

15. SaaSBacklinks — best for SaaS brands that want into "best software" listicles

Type: service, link building agency for SaaS.

Best for: SaaS companies that want to appear in the listicles where their competitors already are.

SaaSBacklinks calls itself "A link building agency for SaaS". You name two or three competitors; it finds listicles that feature them and rank for your target keywords, you approve a shortlist, and it pitches the sites, writes your blurb and reports the live URL and anchor.

Key features

• Flat $400 per listicle placement, with no DR tiers.
• You approve every site before they pitch, and pay only for placements you approve.
• Blurb written for you in the list's format.
• Most placements live within 1–2 weeks of approval.
• 2-year replacement guarantee: a listicle placement removed within two years is replaced free.
• No contracts and no minimums.

Pricing: $400 per listicle placement. As of October 29, 2026, saasbacklinks.co.

Pros

• One price, whatever the site's metrics.
• You see and approve each target before outreach.
• Lists are chosen by keyword rankings and traffic, not by DR alone.

Cons

• No G2 or Trustpilot reviews we could find.
• Built for SaaS listicles only.
• The page doesn't say whether links are dofollow, nofollow or sponsored.

How to choose the right link building tool

Most teams need one tool per job, not one per category: a research tool to build the list, something to run the outreach, and a way to check placements. Match each tool to the job you actually have.

• Choose GEOboom if you need mentions on the pages AI answers cite and want outreach that runs without setting up mailboxes, cleaning lists or managing a team.
• Choose Pitchbox if you run 20 or more links a month across clients and can commit to a 12-month contract.
• Choose BuzzStream if you do digital PR as well as links and want a CRM of every relationship, with your own mailboxes.
• Choose Hunter if you know the site and the author and need a verified email in seconds.
• Choose Skrapp.io if your editors are easier to find on LinkedIn than on their sites.
• Choose Prospeo if you look up contacts for hundreds of sites a month.
• Choose Ahrefs if you build prospect lists from competitors' backlinks.
• Choose Semrush if your team already lives in Semrush and wants backlink gap and audit in the same account.
• Choose Majestic if you judge sites by link quality and history before pitching or paying.
• Choose Linkody if you need daily checks on a few thousand links for little money.
• Choose SE Ranking if you want monitoring, rankings and audits in one suite.
• Choose Google Search Console if you want a free view of who links to you today.
• Choose FATJOE if you resell links and want a fixed price per DR tier with white-label reports.
• Choose Respona if you want placements on a set delivery date and nothing to run.
• Choose SaaSBacklinks if you sell SaaS and want spots in listicles that rank for your keywords.

For in-house SEOs and marketers whose competitors keep showing up in AI answers, and for agencies doing that work for clients, GEOboom is our top pick. It starts from the pages AI already cites, screens them, finds the editors and runs the emails, so your part is about 10 minutes to launch and about 2 hours a month to approve offers and pay. One subscription covers every client and teammate.

FAQ

How this list was prepared

Who wrote it. Oleksii Andrusenko runs GrowPad, an SEO and GEO agency, and co-founded GEOboom after GrowPad's clients kept asking to get into ChatGPT. Reviewed by Artur, GEOboom's CTO.

What we checked. On October 29, 2026: the pricing and product pages of all 15 tools, each tool's G2 rating and FATJOE's Trustpilot rating, and the top Google results for "link building tools" in the US, to see which tools readers already compare. For Pitchbox, BuzzStream, FATJOE and Respona we also drew on our own reviews and comparisons from October 2026. Screenshots come from each tool's own site and product pages, GEOboom's included.

What we didn't do. We didn't buy placements from the three services or run a campaign in every tool for this list. Features are described from each vendor's site, help pages and public reviews.

Assumptions. The per-placement figure for GEOboom with Buy for you assumes five paid placements a month at $120 each — the fee we assume for a DR 40–50 site, and the median paid quote from the DR 40–50 publishers who have replied to our own outreach with a price. At that fee the 30% charge reaches its $40 minimum. The 40–70 hours a month for a classic outreach tool plus your own team is GEOboom's estimate. Linkody showed euro prices from our location.

Disclosure. GEOboom is our product, and it is listed first in outreach. Every other tool is described from its own pages and public reviews, and we update prices when they change.

If something has changed, email artur@geoboom.io and we'll fix it.

Sources

• GEOboom: pricing and FAQ
• Case study: 10 minutes of work, 30 publisher offers in 10 days
• Case study: One email. 18 days. Named in Google's AI Overview
• Pitchbox pricing · Pitchbox on G2
• BuzzStream plans and pricing · BuzzStream on G2
• Hunter pricing · Hunter Email Finder · Hunter on G2
• Skrapp.io pricing · Skrapp.io on G2
• Prospeo pricing · Prospeo on G2
• Ahrefs pricing · Ahrefs Site Explorer · Ahrefs Free · Ahrefs on G2
• Semrush pricing · Semrush backlink analysis · Semrush on G2
• Majestic plans and pricing · Majestic on G2
• Linkody plans and pricing · Linkody on G2
• SE Ranking pricing · SE Ranking backlink monitoring · SE Ranking on G2
• Google Search Console · Links report help
• FATJOE Blogger Outreach · FATJOE on Trustpilot
• Respona pricing · Respona on G2
• SaaSBacklinks: listicle link building service
• Pitchbox review · Pitchbox vs GEOboom
• BuzzStream review · BuzzStream vs GEOboom
• FATJOE review · FATJOE vs GEOboom
• Respona review · Respona vs GEOboom
• Best AI link building and outreach software
• GrowPad: Best AI link building and outreach software

This guide is written by GEOboom, outreach software for getting your brand mentioned on the pages AI answers cite.