About SMMSEOStore, the catalogue behind your client bundles

Who this shop is for

We write for people who resell. Freelancers, small agencies and consultants who buy links for clients and need to explain each line of a quote. That is the narrow aisle we keep tidy.

The catalogue holds 50,000+ vetted donor domains. Each row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price, and our own crawler and our own index feed those numbers. Prices run from $1 to about $500 per placement. There is no subscription.

Our guides follow the same rule as the shop. Show the row. Show the cost. Leave the promising to someone else. You will find a worked bundle page, a glossary of row terms, a buyer's scorecard, a test-order routine and notes on agent ordering. All of them use example numbers that are labelled as examples.

Why a clerk's voice? Because a catalogue is a counter, and a counter works best when the person behind it says what is on the shelf, what it costs and what is out of stock. We would rather lose a sale than inflate a row. When we mention Google updates, tools such as Ahrefs, Semrush and Search Console, or dates, it is to give your quote something checkable.

The shop was written for 2026 buyers who resell, and we review these pages when the product changes. Questions about an order go through your account page. We do not list a public mailbox here.

Resellers keep asking for link building packages with a fixed price on the box. We understand why, since a box is easy to sell, and a catalogue of 50,000+ rows can feel like work to a busy owner. But a box hides the rows inside it, and the rows are what a client pays for. So we sell the rows and teach the boxing.

Money moves through a dashboard balance. You top it up there, spend it order by order, and ask for invoices or proforma invoices when your own books need them. Topping up is not done through the API, and an agent cannot do it for you. That is deliberate: a human holds the till.

Our reviewers check each guide against the product facts before publishing, and a guide that no longer matches the shop gets rewritten or removed. Dates sit at the top of each page. If the date looks old, treat the numbers inside it as stale.