50,000+ pre-vetted publishers
Every site on the marketplace has passed a quality bar before a buyer ever sees it, so the inventory is browsable rather than a raw dump.
Over 50,000 pre-vetted publishers, ready for clients to buy placements from.
What it is
A marketplace of over 50,000 pre-vetted publishers where clients browse, match sites to a campaign and buy placements with all-in pricing. Every listing has been quality-checked before it appears, so the buying experience is closer to picking from a shortlist than sifting a raw database.
The business model
Link buying is a market of lemons: thousands of sellers, variable quality, opaque pricing. NeedMoreLinks fixes the trust problem on both sides. Buyers are reviewed, inventory is vetted before it lists, and the platform takes a clean margin on transparent placements. The scale (50,000+ sites) is the marketing; the vetting and the tooling are the moat.
The clever bits
Every site on the marketplace has passed a quality bar before a buyer ever sees it, so the inventory is browsable rather than a raw dump.
Publisher previews are served from an external CDN so a page rendering a hundred listings stays instant even as the catalogue grows.
The sheer volume of sites held or being processed sits in a purpose-built key-value store, which is what lets the platform enrich, re-check and search across the whole inventory without buckling.
New domains are scored on real traffic and content signals before they can list, and re-checked in the background so drift is caught early.
Buyers are reviewed manually, which keeps the marketplace clean and the publishers willing to list at fair rates.
How it's built
React and TypeScript over a serverless backend, with the site inventory held in a distributed key-value store and screenshots served from an external CDN. Vetting, scoring and enrichment run as background jobs, so the buyer-facing app stays quick regardless of how much processing is happening behind it.
By the numbers
Something like this?
Fixed price and a timeline back within a working day.
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