LinkTribune as a Bazoom alternative
Bazoom, or a supplier that decides for you.
Bazoom is a marketplace: a catalogue of publishers you filter by the metrics you already use, with projects, orders and invoices managed in one place. LinkTribune has no catalogue to browse. You set a budget per client, we prospect and check publishers for that brief, and we decide what to buy, with the reason on every order.
- 1 in 12
- Candidates that clear our five checks
- ~30%
- Our fee on publisher cost, article included
- 12 months
- Replace or refund on every link
- 0
- Mentions of us in anything your client sees
Candidate record
Passed 5 of 5- Own-locale traffic2,000+
- Spam score returned< 40
- Relevance to client40+
- Operator footprintnone
- Rented linksnone
Publisher
€250
Our fee
€75
Article
included
Illustrative record. Real thresholds, example prices.
In their words, and ours
What Bazoom publishes, and what we do instead.
The left side is read from Bazoom's own public pages on 10 October 2026. Their words, not ours. We have no affiliation with Bazoom, and nothing here is a judgement of their quality.
Bazoom
Published terms, read 10 October 2026
- 01Describes itself as the world's leading marketplace, with an intelligent marketplace to manage projects, orders and invoices.
- 02Filter publishers with the metrics you know from Ahrefs, Moz and Semrush.
- 03No minimum spending requirement; best suited to budgets of $100 or more per order.
- 04Editorial outreach and manual outreach services alongside the marketplace; link insertions and guest posts.
- 05An average publication time of four days was stated on the homepage when read in October 2026.
Where their pages did not state something, the comparison below says so rather than guessing.
LinkTribune
Decided for you, with the reason written down
You register a client and set a monthly budget. We find publishers for that brief, run five published checks, decide what the budget buys, write the article natively, place the link and watch it for twelve months.
- Sites chosen on readers in your client's country, not on a DA band.
- Every placement decided for you, with the reason written on the order.
- Two invoices: the publisher's, and ours at around 30%.
- Your client domains excluded from our own outreach, in code, permanently.
- Nine failure states checked weekly for twelve months. Replace or refund.
The publisher invoices you directly. Our fee is one line.
Bazoom and LinkTribune, side by side
Stated policies as published on 10 October 2026. Where a page did not state something, the row says so.
Bazoom
How you buy
Browse a catalogue, filter by metric, order per placement.
A budget per client. We choose each placement within it and write the reason on the order.
How sites are chosen
You choose, using Ahrefs, Moz and Semrush metrics in their filters.
Five published checks: own-locale traffic 2,000+, spam score returned and under 40, numeric relevance 40+, no operator footprint, no rented links. One candidate in twelve passes.
Pricing
One marketplace price per placement; no minimum, budgets of $100+ per order suggested.
Cost-plus. The publisher invoices you directly; our fee is one line at 25 to 40% of publisher cost, averaging 30%, with the article inside it.
Guarantee
Not stated on the pages read.
Twelve months, replace or refund. Nine failure states checked weekly, a report each month, a link not indexed in 60 days replaced or refunded.
Client protection
Not stated on the pages read.
Every client domain you register is excluded from our own outreach permanently, in code.
Proof
Marketplace scale and an average publication time, as published.
No review score and no client count yet. One anonymised case study and the figures from our own delivery data, all checkable on a single order.
Stay with Bazoom if
- You want to browse a large catalogue and pick publishers yourself by metric.
- Speed per order matters more to you than a published quality threshold.
- You run many small orders across many countries and want them in one marketplace account.
Try LinkTribune if
- You do not want to pick from a catalogue. You want someone to decide well and show the reasoning.
- You want the sites that are not in any catalogue, prospected for your client's niche and market.
- You want the publisher's own invoice and a separate fee line, rather than one marketplace price.
Test it against Bazoom on one target.
Send one URL and a market. You get priced candidates that cleared the five checks, with the reason for each, and the publisher's price on its own line. Then compare.
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