One page per branch
Buy inbound links for each location, not just the homepage
Pick donors from 50,000+ vetted domains, point each link at the location page that needs it, and pay only when the basket looks right. Most placements go live within about 24 hours.
- 50,000+ vetted donor domains
- From $1 per link, no subscription
- Each row takes its own target URL
Rough price per link this estimate uses
- DR 0–9~$2
- DR 10–29~$6
- DR 30–49~$18
- DR 50+~$45
What it is for
Four moments when a branch network should buy inbound links
A chain with twelve addresses has twelve small problems, not one big one. These are the jobs we see people bring to the basket.
A new branch opens next month
Its page has no mentions yet, while the older branches have years of them. Two or three relevant placements aimed at that one URL close part of the gap. Our week-by-week rollout shows the order of work.
One city page sits behind a rival's
Check who links to the rival with Ahrefs or Semrush, then pick donors in the same region and language. Do not spread the money over all branches at once.
A van fleet with no shopfront
Service-area firms have no street page to lean on, so the city service pages carry everything. The service-area plan explains how to split the budget.
A franchise site that leaks authority
Links land on the homepage and never reach the branches. Decide the landing URL first, using the franchise decision tree, then order.
How it works
From a branch list to a live placement
- 1
List the target URLs
One line per branch or city page, with the keyword you want it known for. Skip pages that are thin copies of each other.
- 2
Filter the marketplace
Set niche, language, a traffic floor and a price ceiling. Prefer donors that mention your region or industry.
- 3
Fill the basket, one row per URL
Each row takes its own target page and keyword. Nothing is charged while you build and rebuild.
- 4
Pay, then follow the status
Top up the balance, pay the basket and watch each placement move through your ordered links.
Checklist
Before a location goes into the basket
- The page has its own text: address or service area, staff, local proof, not a swapped city name.
- The URL returns 200 and is indexed; look it up in Search Console first.
- Phone number and name match the business profile you run on Maps.
- You know which rival you are trying to catch, and how many referring domains it has.
- The donor is relevant to the region, industry or language of that branch.
- The budget for this branch is written down before you open the basket.
Compare
One basket per branch versus a flat monthly retainer
| Point | Typical monthly agency package | GoogleMapSEO |
|---|---|---|
| Where links point | Usually the homepage or a few chosen pages | Any URL you name, one row at a time |
| Spend per branch | Averaged across the contract | You decide: $1 to about $500 per link |
| Visibility before paying | A plan and a later report | Domain, Domain Rating, traffic, niche, price |
| Pausing a quiet branch | Notice period | Just do not order |
| Article text | Set by the agency | Automatic, your prompt, or your own article |
- vetted donor domains in the marketplace
- 50,000+
- per link, set by authority, traffic and niche
- $1 to ~$500
- usual time from payment to a live placement
- ~24 hours
- content modes per order
- 3
- subscriptions; you pay from your balance
- 0
Who it is for
Who this suits, and who should look elsewhere
We write for people who run several addresses or a service area: franchise owners, regional marketing leads, agency staff with a client list of dentists or HVAC crews. You already know your locations. What you lack is a way to order links per page.
Be clear about one thing. The links go to pages on your website. They do not touch your Google Business Profile, your reviews or your Maps ranking directly. Local rankings depend on proximity, relevance and prominence, and links feed only the last part. Start with duplicate location pages if your branch pages look alike.
Looking for a promise of top three in the local pack? Walk away. Nobody can sell that, and Google has treated link schemes as spam since the Penguin update in April 2012. Choose relevant donors, space orders out, and measure in Search Console.
FAQ
Questions from branch managers and marketers
Where can I buy inbound links for several locations at once?
In one basket on GoogleMapSEO. Every row has its own donor, target URL and keyword, so a link for the Leeds branch never has to share a page with the Bristol one. Pay as you go, with prices from $1 to about $500 per link.
Do the links help my Google Maps ranking?
Not directly. A link points to a web page, not to the Maps listing. Prominence is one input to local rankings, and links to your location page can add to it, but proximity and relevance usually matter more. Measure before and after.
Can I send every link to the homepage?
You can, but a branch page that gets nothing stays weak. Franchise sites often keep authority on the root. Our decision tree helps you choose a landing URL per location before you spend.
How many links should one location get?
There is no magic count. Look at the referring domains of the local rival you want to catch, then order a small batch of two or three and wait. Our timeline explains what to check at 30, 60 and 90 days.
Are placements permanent and dofollow?
Yes. Each is a permanent dofollow link inside an editorial article or an insertion into an existing page, with one link to the URL you choose. Publishers approve placements, and the status shows in your ordered links.
Can my agency or an AI agent place the orders?
Yes. There is a REST API with a Bearer key, and agents in ChatGPT or Claude can browse donors and fill the basket over MCP. Paying the basket stays a separate step that a human approves.
Is there a monthly plan?
No. You top up the dashboard balance and spend it per placement, with invoices and proforma invoices available. If a branch needs nothing this month, you simply do not order for it.