LinkJuice

About LinkJuice

LinkJuice is a Chrome extension for the unglamorous half of link building: the repetitive form-filling that directory and listing submissions require, and the follow-up nobody does afterwards. You save your product details once, and the extension fills supported submission forms with AI, offers a Quick Fill for a single field, and drafts a relevant comment where a submission calls for one — with the explicit design constraint that you approve every submission rather than it firing automatically. The part that distinguishes it from a form autofiller is what happens after: a submission is not a published link, so LinkJuice keeps the target, the page you actually submitted to, and later verification checks in the same workspace, and a Verify All pass re-checks whether saved backlinks are still live. Bulk SEO analysis over saved domains helps triage which opportunities are worth the effort before you spend it. There is a genuine free tier for a single website with 100 saved targets and 100 AI requests a month, and the paid tiers publish an unusual commitment: early-bird pricing locked for at least 24 months from the first successful payment, for as long as the same subscription stays active. The vendor ships a narrated eight-chapter product walkthrough covering opportunity evaluation, saving site details, AI form filling, quick fill, comment drafting and backlink verification before you install anything.

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