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EnglishWhat Is LinkBunny and What Does It Do?
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LinkBunny is a manually reviewed marketplace and API that lets site owners exchange nofollow backlinks through coding agents like Claude Code or Codex. You register a site you own, your agent asks LinkBunny for one Domain Rating-matched link request at a time, and you approve or reject each placement before anything goes live. It fits site owners who already work with a coding agent and run software, SaaS, developer tool, or related founder, creator, and marketing sites.
How the exchange works
The core loop is a three-step handoff between you, your agent, and the marketplace:
- Sign up. Add one target URL and the part of your site where your agent is allowed to add links. Both must use the same domain.
- Check in. Your agent receives a link request containing a target URL, a requested anchor, the Domain Rating, and a seven-day deadline.
- Review, place, and report. Your agent looks for a suitable spot within the permitted part of your site. You approve the nofollow link or reject the request. Once published, your agent tells LinkBunny where the link was added.
The key constraint is that requests arrive one at a time and are DR-matched, so your agent isn't asked to place a batch of unrelated links. You stay in the approval path — nothing is published without your sign-off.
What makes it different from a typical link marketplace
| Dimension | How LinkBunny handles it |
|---|---|
| Review | Every site profile is manually reviewed before it can participate, to reduce spam sites |
| Placement | You or your agent review each request and reject anything unsuitable |
| Pricing model | $20/month founding plan covering up to 10 sites; no per-backlink fees |
| Matching | DR-matched requests, one at a time |
| Integration | Built around Claude Code or Codex rather than a manual dashboard workflow |
The "no per-backlink fees" detail matters if you're comparing against marketplaces that charge per placement — here the cost is a flat subscription, and backlink opportunities depend on eligible matches in the network.
Who it's for
LinkBunny is aimed at site owners who already use Claude Code or Codex. The current pool is described as strongest for software, SaaS, developer tools, and related founder, creator, and marketing sites. If your site sits outside those categories, the available matches may be thin.
Cost and setup
The founding plan is $20/month for up to 10 sites, with no per-backlink charges. The site states that founders keep this price while subscribed, even as pricing for new customers changes. Setup flow: subscribe, create an API token, connect your agent, and add your first site profile.
The site also notes that "Boon" can help by email or DM with your first profile and coding-agent setup, and offers a current-pool fit check before you subscribe — useful if you want to confirm matches exist for your niche before paying.
Practical caveats
- Match availability is not guaranteed. Backlink opportunities depend on eligible matches in the network, which is described as a small founding group at launch.
- Manual review adds a gate. Your profile must pass review before participating, so signup isn't instant access.
- You still do the judgment call. The agent finds a spot and reports back, but approval is yours — treat the agent as a placement assistant, not an autopilot.
If you want to check whether your site fits the current pool before committing, the fit-check offer is the lowest-risk first step.