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Understand formats, prices and placement terms

What's included in a listed price, how formats differ, what the placement terms mean (permanence, indexing, sponsored label) and the value metrics.

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Open a publication and click Formats & pricing in its sidebar.

The Formats and pricing page with value metrics, formats and placement terms

What a listed price includes

  • The placement itself and Rankticker's fee. There's no separate platform fee.
  • Article writing by our writers ($65), unless you set the marketplace's Content filter to Without or supply your own article at checkout.
  • A 750-word article and the publisher's standard process. Longer articles, revision rounds and rushed delivery are optional extras you pick at checkout (see prices).

All prices are in US dollars. See Prices, VAT and refunds.

The value strip

MetricMeaning
FromThe cheapest format.
Per 1K organic visitsLowest price divided by monthly organic traffic, per thousand visits: the cost of reach.
Per DR pointLowest price divided by Domain Rating: handy for comparing sites of different strength.
vs similar sitesHow the price compares with the median of listed sites in the same category within 10 DR points.
TurnaroundTypical time from order to live.

Formats

A publication can sell several formats at different prices, for example a Guest Post (a new article), a Link Insertion (your link added to an existing article), a Sponsored Post, News / PR or a Product Review, and on some sites an AI Optimized Article. Each format card shows its own links, turnaround and terms, and any optional extras the publication charges for (such as a homepage slot).

Placement terms in plain English

TermWhat to look for
Link attributeDofollow passes ranking value; nofollow and rel=sponsored mostly don't.
Placement / permanencePermanent, permanent for a fee, or temporary. See link permanence.
IndexingWhether Google is allowed to index the page.
Sponsored labelWhether the post is marked as sponsored.
HomepageWhether the post is featured on the homepage.
TextPublished as supplied, or the publication's editors may edit it.
Restricted topicsTopics the publication accepts or refuses.

Every placement bought on Rankticker is covered by the same promise if the link drops: we ask the publisher to restore it, and if it isn't back within 14 days you get a replacement of equal value or account credit. See What happens if a link is removed.

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