Start with relevance
Your industry gives Auspia the context to find suitable link opportunities.
Relevant backlink exchanges
Automate the link work. Verify what goes live.
Auspia matches backlink opportunities to your industry, handles submissions, and verifies completed exchanges. You review every article before it’s published.
Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.
The scan is free. Article drafting and backlink exchange work are included in Starter.
See how the exchange workflow worksFrom opportunity to delivery
Relevant sites.
Useful content.
Work you can check.
Finding a possible partner is only the beginning. Auspia keeps matching and submission work moving, while you keep control of your content and check completed exchanges.
Keep submissions moving
Background submissions move suitable opportunities toward confirmation.
Check the completed work
Verify the public pages and links. Review any visits as a separate result.
Starter: $99/month · Payment at checkout · Cancel anytime. See what’s included
Match relevant sites.
Keep submissions moving.
Check completed work.
4steps from site to exchange
20articles/month in paid Starter
10completed exchanges in paid Starter
Review before publishing
- Step 1
Set your site and industry
Start with your website, industry, and the audience you serve. Give the work a clear destination and a reason to belong there.
Make the starting point clear
Your websiteYour industryWebsite & industryYour site and business categoryAudienceThe people your content serves - Step 2
Match relevant opportunities
Auspia uses your industry category to find suitable sources. Check how a page’s subject and audience relate to your business before treating it as a useful opportunity.
Check the fit with your business
TopicRelevant subjectAudienceReader fitMarketLanguage & countryA potential match still needs submission and verification. It is not a completed exchange.
- Step 3
Run submissions in the background
Auspia handles repeated submission work for suitable opportunities. Track progress while a submission awaits confirmation; acceptance is still a separate step.
Keep suitable submissions moving
OpportunityRelevant source and destinationSubmissionPrepared link request - Step 4
Verify completed exchanges
Follow the work through Building, Confirming, and Live. Open the public pages and check the intended links. Only completed, verified exchanges count toward the plan’s 10.
Count the completed, verified work
Public pages and linksCheck both URLs and the intended linkVerify before countingBuildingConfirmingLiveOnly completed, verified exchanges count. Check visits separately from delivery.
What to check
A relevant page
is worth a closer look.
A name or an authority score can’t tell the whole story. Look at the page, the people it serves, and the evidence behind any reported metric.
- Topic & audience
- Does the site cover your industry, and would its readers find your page useful?
- Language & market
- Does the content match the language and country you want to reach?
- Page & link context
- Is there a clear, relevant place for the link in useful content?
- Metrics & sources
- If a metric is provided, check its source, date, and scope. Avoid comparing scores from different providers as if they were the same.
This is a review checklist, not a live publisher inventory. Available sources and their requirements vary. No partner-site scores or customer placements are shown here.
Alongside backlink work
Useful articles.
Your final say.
Choose a business-relevant topic. Auspia creates an unpublished draft, and you review the facts, wording, and links before deciding to publish.
Review before publishing
Explore keyword opportunities01
Choose a topic
Start with a recommended opportunity or your own idea.
02
Review the draft
Edit the unpublished article until it fits your business.
03
Publish and check
Open the public URL and confirm its tracking coverage.
Know what was delivered
The page is the evidence.
The visit is a separate result.
A completed exchange should be something you can check. Use the source page and destination URL to verify delivery, then review recorded visits separately.
Completed-exchange review checklist
- Your page
- The published article or destination URL
- Partner page
- The public page containing the exchange link
- Verification
- The intended link, status, and date checked
- Supporting context
- Industry and any metric’s source and date
Use actual records when available. This checklist is not a completed exchange or a customer result.
Delivery and visits answer different questions. A Live exchange confirms completed work. It does not by itself confirm traffic, indexing, rankings, or sales. Directory listings, media coverage, and community posts are separate activities and do not automatically count as completed exchanges.
Keyword difficulty and country describe keyword research, not backlink delivery or recorded visits. Read about keyword data sources.
Start free. Choose the work.
Scan first.
Decide what to run.
Start with a free website scan. Choose Starter when you want Auspia to draft articles and work on relevant backlink exchanges.
Additional pages are a separate plan benefit. They are not a third delivery requirement for a refund review, but their qualifying visits still count.
If both delivery requirements are met and total qualifying visits are zero through the applicable paid billing period, you can request a manual refund review. Read the full guarantee.
Your questions, answered
How backlink exchanges work with Auspia.
From relevance and publishing control to delivery records and plan terms.
What is an automated backlink exchange?
A backlink exchange involves participating websites linking to relevant pages as part of an agreed exchange. Auspia automates the matching and submission work, then checks whether an exchange is live. An opportunity in the queue is not a completed backlink.
What does Auspia automate, and what do I still control?
Auspia uses your industry context to find relevant opportunities and keep submissions moving in the background. You still choose content that fits your business, review article drafts, and decide what to publish. Matching, submission, and verification are separate stages; automation does not mean every submission is accepted.
How do I know whether a potential link is relevant?
Start with the relationship between the two pages: topic, audience, language, and target market. The link should help a reader understand the subject or take a useful next step. When reviewing any third-party authority or traffic metric, check its provider, measurement date, and scope. A score alone does not establish a good fit.
Will Auspia publish articles without my review?
You review each article before publication. Check the facts, the audience fit, the wording, and any links, then decide when the draft is ready. Use the Auspia default blog or a supported publishing connection. See publishing and Analytics connections.
Does a submitted link count toward the 10 completed exchanges?
No. A match, a submission, or an exchange awaiting confirmation does not count. Only a completed, verified exchange counts toward the plan’s 10. Directory listings, media coverage, and community posts are different activities and do not automatically qualify as exchanges.
What should I check in a completed-exchange record?
Open your article or destination URL and the partner’s public page. Check that the intended link is present and points to the right destination, then review the verification status and date. Keep any supporting metric’s source and date with the record. A Live delivery record and a record of visits answer different questions.
Do completed exchanges guarantee rankings or visits?
No. A verified exchange confirms delivery, not search rankings, indexing, AI citations, traffic growth, or sales. Check completed work and visit data separately. The paid-plan guarantee has specific delivery and zero-visit requirements; it is not a promise of a particular result.
What is free, and when does backlink work start?
The website scan is free and does not require a credit card. It helps you explore opportunities before choosing a plan. Article drafting and backlink exchange work are part of paid Starter. Scanning your website or creating a free account does not purchase Starter.
How much does Starter cost, and can I cancel?
Starter is $99/month billed at checkout. Cancel anytime. The plan includes 20 published articles and 10 completed backlink exchanges per paid billing period, with your review before publication. Additional pages are a separate plan benefit. Check the current pricing and payment terms before subscribing.
What if the completed work brings no qualifying visits?
Once 20 articles are published and 10 backlink exchanges are completed, you may request a manual refund review after the applicable paid billing period ends if total qualifying visits are zero. Visits count from the first Auspia article, page, or exchanged backlink going live. Approved requests receive eligible subscription fees back; separate credit packs are excluded. Read the full eligibility rules.
Start with your website. See where to focus.
Run a free scan, then explore article and backlink work that fits your business.
Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.