Sell Guest Posts and Link Inserts on Your Website
List your site free, set your own prices, and take orders from buyers who can see exactly what you offer. You keep 80–85% of every order and can withdraw from $50.
How much you earn selling guest posts
Worked example, not a promise — your earnings depend on the prices you set and the orders you accept.
You set the price. We take a platform fee of 15–20% when an order completes, deducted at withdrawal. There is no listing fee, no monthly charge and nothing to pay before you have earned anything — if you never take an order, the platform costs you nothing.
Worked example. List a guest post at $45. After a 15% fee you receive $38.25. Four orders in a month is $153 from a single website, and that is one of four things you can sell.
Most publishers underestimate the last part. A single site can carry four separate income lines: guest posts, link inserts, a monthly homepage link rental, and article writing for buyers who arrive without content. Homepage rentals are the quiet earner — they recur every month, and only 301 sites on the whole marketplace currently offer one.
You can also charge more for niches you would rather not publish. Set a higher special-niche price and buyers in those categories pay it, or go elsewhere. Either outcome is fine for you.
How to sell guest posts on your site
Listing takes a few minutes. After that the marketplace brings buyers to you.
- Add your website Enter the URL, the niches you accept, your language and country, and set a price for each placement type you want to sell. Leave a type at zero and it simply is not offered.
- We verify and list it We confirm you control the domain and that the listing is accurate, then it goes live in the public catalogue where buyers can filter and find it.
- Orders arrive with the brief attached Each order carries the target URL, the anchor text and the article. If the content does not meet your editorial standard, request a revision — you are not obliged to publish anything.
- Publish and paste the live URL Publishing and returning the live link marks the order complete, and the money moves to your GPosting balance straight away.
- Withdraw from $50 Request a payout to your saved method once your balance is above $50. Approved payouts are sent within a few business days.
What you control as a publisher
The usual objection to joining a marketplace is losing control of your own site. That does not happen here, and it is worth being specific about what stays yours.
Your prices. Set them per placement type, change them whenever you like, and charge a premium for niches you would rather avoid.
Your niches. Accept only the categories that suit your audience. Orders outside them never reach you.
Your editorial standard. Every order can be sent back for revision. Content that does not fit your site does not get published on your site.
Your turnaround. Publish to a schedule you set, shown on your listing so buyers know what to expect before they order.
Your own storefront. Every publisher gets a public profile link listing their sites. Share it in your media kit, on social, or in a reply to an advertiser who emailed you directly — buyers land straight on your catalogue.
What kind of websites get approved
We check every website before it goes into the catalogue. Not to gatekeep for its own sake — buyers compare listings side by side, and one inflated listing makes every honest one look less trustworthy.
What we look for. A real website with a real audience, indexed by search engines, run by someone who has the authority to publish on it. Accurate metrics matter far more than large ones. A small site with honest numbers and a clear niche gets listed; a big site with numbers that do not survive a check does not.
What gets declined. Sites you do not control, link networks built only to sell placements, and listings whose stated traffic or authority does not match what the tools report. If your metrics have slipped since you listed, update them — buyers see the figures at the moment they order, and an order placed against stale numbers usually ends in a dispute you will lose.
If you are declined, you are told why. Most rejections come down to a mismatch between the listing and the site, which is usually fixable in a few minutes.
How publisher payouts work
Money from a completed order lands in your GPosting balance immediately. From there you request a payout whenever the balance is above $50, and approved payouts go out within a few business days.
The 15–20% platform fee is deducted at withdrawal, never charged up front. Payment processing or transaction fees may also apply depending on the method you choose.
Save your payout details once and reuse them. They are locked while a request is in progress, which exists to stop a payment being redirected halfway through. Check them carefully before you submit — a payment sent to details entered incorrectly cannot be recovered, and that is the one part of this we genuinely cannot fix for you.
Check your payout details before submitting. They are locked while a request is in progress, and a payment sent to details entered incorrectly cannot be recovered.
Selling guest posts: questions, answered
Does listing my website cost anything?
No. Listing is free, there is no monthly fee, and the platform fee is only taken from completed orders. We earn when you earn.
What kind of websites are accepted?
Real websites with a genuine audience, indexed by search engines, where you have the authority to publish. Accurate metrics matter far more to us than large ones — a small honest site is welcome, an inflated one is not.
How much can I charge for a guest post?
Whatever you decide. Sites on GPosting currently list guest posts between $15 and $75. Browse the catalogue and price yourself against comparable sites.
Can I refuse an order?
Yes. You can request a revision, or decline work that does not fit your site. Nothing publishes on your website without you publishing it.
When do I get paid?
The money moves to your balance as soon as an order is complete. Withdraw any time you are above $50; approved payouts are sent within a few business days.
Can I list more than one website?
Yes. List as many as you own, each with its own prices, niches and turnaround.
Can I buy links as well as sell them?
Yes. Request buying on your account and you get a buyer workspace alongside your publisher one, sharing the same balance.
List your website and set your price
Free to list, free to leave, and you keep 80–85% of everything you sell.
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