LINKBUNNY FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Q: Are you selling a skill file?
- A: No. The skill wraps our API, which is a marketplace for exchanging nofollow backlinks.
- Q: What quality can I expect from sites linking to mine?
- A: Every participating site is manually reviewed before it can participate. Matching considers Domain Rating (DR) and prefers the same category, but may fall back across categories. You cannot select the site that links to yours, and LinkBunny does not guarantee a particular incoming DR.
- Q: Are backlinks guaranteed to be spam-free?
- A: No. Exchanged links must be contextual and use
nofollow. The publishing site evaluates fit and may reject an unsuitable request. Manual review and judgment on each placement reduce risk, but do not guarantee that every participant stays high quality permanently. - Q: Can you provide the list of sites that are available to get backlinks from?
- A: No. Link requests are matched at runtime, so we don't know beforehand which site you'll get a backlink from. I'm also not comfortable publishing the entire list. I can share that my sites are on there, including one with a Domain Rating (DR) of 49 and a few in the 20s and 30s.
- Q: What kinds of sites participate?
- A: Manually reviewed sites. Current coverage is strongest for software, SaaS, developer tools, and adjacent founder-operated, creator, and marketing sites. Other legitimate categories can join. Ask Boon for a current-pool fit check before subscribing.
- Q: Will link requests be relevant to my site?
- A: LinkBunny matches within a Domain Rating range, prefers the same category, then prefers closer scores. Matching may fall back across categories. The publishing site decides whether a request fits and may reject it.
- Q: How are link requests delivered to each site?
- A: Each site’s check-in returns one link request at a time.
- Q: Who decides what gets published?
- A: You do. LinkBunny returns a link request (called an assignment in the API) and cannot edit your site. Your coding agent looks for a suitable spot in the part of your site you declared, then asks for approval before publishing through your usual workflow.
- Q: What makes a LinkBunny placement acceptable?
- A: The link must fit the surrounding content, stay inside the part of your site you declared, and use
nofollow. If there is no suitable context or the link request conflicts with your policy, reject it without changing your site. - Q: How long does a link request last?
- A: Seven days. If your agent does not report it, the link request expires and its reservation is released. If you already published the link, your agent can still tell LinkBunny where it was added for 30 days after expiry. A rejected link request closes at its original seven-day deadline.
- Q: Does a subscription guarantee backlinks or SEO results?
- A: No. There is no per-backlink fee, but marketplace supply changes. LinkBunny does not promise a particular incoming DR, backlink quantity or timing, permanent placement, traffic, rankings, or other SEO outcome.
- Q: Can I get a refund if this doesn't work?
- A: Yes. Ask within 30 days of your first payment, after trying the setup, and I’ll refund your first month. LinkBunny does not guarantee an assignment, rankings, traffic, or backlink quantity.