How much does LinkBunny cost and what does the plan include?

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LinkBunny's founding plan is $20/month, and it covers up to 10 sites with no per-backlink fees. That price is locked in while you stay subscribed, even if LinkBunny later changes pricing for new customers. The plan is aimed at site owners who already use Claude Code or Codex and want their coding agent to request, place, and report nofollow backlinks through a manually reviewed marketplace.

What the $20/month founding plan includes

Included Detail
Price $20/month
Site coverage Up to 10 sites
Backlink fees None — backlinks are not charged
Price lock Founding price kept while subscribed, even as pricing for new customers changes
Workflow Coding-agent driven: request, review, place, and report links
Review Each site profile is manually reviewed before it can participate
Support Boon helps by email or DM with your first profile and coding-agent setup/check-in

The plan does not sell links individually. Instead, it gives you access to a network where your agent can request one DR-matched link at a time, and you approve or reject each placement.

What is not guaranteed by the price

Paying $20/month does not guarantee a set number of backlinks. Backlink opportunities depend on eligible matches in the network. LinkBunny is starting with a small founding group, and the current pool is described as strongest for software, SaaS, developer tools, and related founder, creator, and marketing sites.

So the cost is fixed, but the volume of links is not. You are paying for access and tooling, not a guaranteed link count.

How the cost compares to per-link pricing

Many backlink services charge per link or per placement. LinkBunny's model is different:

  • Flat monthly fee — $20/month regardless of how many links you place, up to your 10 sites.
  • No per-backlink fees — you are not charged each time a link goes live.
  • Match-dependent — your actual link volume depends on how many suitable requests your sites receive.

This makes the cost predictable, but the output variable. If your site fits the pool well, the flat fee can be efficient. If matches are scarce, you may place few links in a given month.

Before you subscribe

LinkBunny's own guidance suggests asking Boon for a current-pool fit check before subscribing. That is worth doing because:

  • The network is new and manually reviewed, starting with a small founding group.
  • Fit depends on your site's topic and whether it matches the current pool.
  • The founding price is only useful if your sites can actually participate.

If your site is in software, SaaS, developer tools, or a related founder/creator/marketing space, and you already run Claude Code or Codex, the $20/month plan is the entry point. If your site falls outside those areas, confirm fit first — the price is low, but the value depends on eligible matches.