PlacementDock provides guest post services for agencies, SEO teams and in-house marketers that want a structured way to source and manage publisher placements. Instead of working from separate supplier spreadsheets and email threads, you can compare active publishers, review current client rates and requirements, submit a placement, and keep the order tied to its final live URL.
Guest post placement services built around real publisher inventory
PlacementDock is not a black-box package where a buyer submits a URL and waits to see which site is used. The guest post marketplace shows the active publisher opportunities available through PlacementDock so you can compare niche, GEO, Domain Rating, estimated organic traffic, price and known editorial terms before ordering. If you are still building the prospect list, our guide to finding guest post opportunities covers the main discovery routes. For the complete selection-to-publication workflow, see how to buy guest posts.
The service layer starts after that choice. PlacementDock keeps the publisher route, client price, campaign details, availability checks, order status and live placement record in one workflow. That makes it useful for repeat campaigns where an agency may be managing several clients, target pages and publishers at the same time. Teams deciding between planned publisher placements and earned coverage can also compare guest posts vs digital PR.
How the guest post service works
- Choose a publisher. Filter the catalogue by niche, GEO, DR, estimated traffic, price and placement type.
- Review the placement terms. Open the publisher page to check the current client rate, turnaround, content requirements and known link rules.
- Submit the campaign details. Provide the target URL, anchor text, content or brief, and any notes required for the placement.
- PlacementDock confirms availability. Publisher inventory and acceptance rules can change, so the opportunity is checked before fulfilment.
- Track the order to completion. The order remains tied to the campaign details and final live URL instead of being scattered across supplier emails.
What is included in a guest post placement?
The exact deliverable depends on the selected publisher. Some publishers accept buyer-supplied articles, while others have additional content rules, editorial requirements or separate content costs. Link count, anchor policy, article length, restricted topics and turnaround can also differ by site.
PlacementDock shows the terms we know and confirms the applicable requirements before fulfilment. A listing therefore represents a current placement route, not a blanket guarantee that every topic, anchor or destination URL will be accepted.
Why agencies use a normalized publisher catalogue
- One client rate: compare the price you actually pay instead of reconciling several supplier sheets.
- Consistent fields: niche, GEO, DR, estimated traffic, service type, turnaround and price are presented in the same format.
- Publisher-level detail: each active route has its own page with the placement types and known editorial terms.
- Availability checks: a publisher can pause or change terms, so the opportunity is confirmed before fulfilment.
- Campaign records: order details and final live URLs stay connected to the placement.
Guest post pricing
Guest post pricing varies by publisher, niche and topic. PlacementDock shows current client rates directly in the marketplace rather than hiding the price behind a quote request. Our guest post pricing guide breaks down the current PlacementDock price bands and the main factors that affect cost. Some publishers use different pricing for restricted or sensitive categories, and acceptance is always subject to the publisher’s current editorial policy.
If price is the main constraint, compare our current guest post sites under $100. You can also browse focused collections such as technology guest post sites, legal guest post sites and Australian guest post sites.
Guest posts or link insertions?
A guest post creates a new article on the publisher site. A link insertion places a link into suitable existing content and is often called a niche edit or contextual link placement. See our guest post vs link insertion comparison for the key differences. When an existing page is a better fit than a new article, browse our link insertion services and current link insertion inventory.
What the SEO metrics mean
DR and estimated organic traffic are third-party SEO metrics used to compare publishers. They can change over time and should be considered alongside niche relevance, editorial fit, placement terms and price. They are not publisher analytics and do not guarantee rankings, traffic, indexing or conversions from a placement.
Guest post service FAQ
Is PlacementDock a guest post marketplace or a guest post service?
It combines both parts of the workflow. The marketplace lets you compare and select active publishers directly. PlacementDock then handles the placement workflow around that selected route, including the recorded order details, current availability check and final live URL. If you are deciding whether to use a catalogue at all, see our guest post marketplace vs manual outreach comparison.
Does PlacementDock write the guest post article?
Content handling depends on the selected publisher and placement. Check the publisher requirements before ordering and provide content or a brief where the order flow asks for it. PlacementDock does not present article writing as a standard inclusion when the publisher terms do not support that.
Can agencies order multiple guest post placements?
Yes. PlacementDock is designed for repeat placement workflows, including agencies managing multiple campaigns, clients and domains.
Are all listed publishers always available?
No. Publisher availability and commercial terms can change. PlacementDock confirms the current opportunity before fulfilment.
Can I order casino, crypto, finance, CBD or other restricted topics?
Only where the selected publisher currently permits the topic. Restricted categories can use different pricing and remain subject to publisher approval.