Getting to the marketplace
Log in at take.meup.com and click Marketplace in the top navigation. By default you'll see all available placements across all link types. Start filtering from there.
Filtering by link type
Three tabs at the top of the results switch between placement types:
Guest posts
Homepage links
Innerpage links
Select the tab for the type you want before applying other filters.
Available filters
The filter bar sits above the results. Click More to expand the full set.
General
Price: set a minimum and maximum in USD
Language: the site's content language
Country: the site's audience countries, or its primary country
Category: the niche the publisher chose for their site. For accurate topic matching, use tag search below.
Sensitive niche: include or exclude sites with niche-specific pricing (Casino, Finance/Trading, Erotic, Dating, CBD, Crypto, Medicine)
Content by: who writes the content
No-follow: include or exclude nofollow placements
Sponsored: include or exclude sponsored-tagged placements
Flags: filter by specific publisher flags
Domain quality: filter by quality tier
Metrics
DR (Ahrefs Domain Rating)
DA (Moz Domain Authority)
AS (Semrush Authority Score)
Traffic: estimated monthly organic visits
Traffic trend: increasing, steady or decreasing
Keywords: number of ranking keywords
Ref. domains: number of referring domains
Spam score
Domain age
Platform
Competitor gap match: show only sites where your competitors have links
Exclude purchased: hide sites you've already ordered from
Exclude referring domains: hide sites already linking to your target domain
Show only favorites / Show only disliked: the sites you've marked yourself
Search by tag: more accurate than Category
Every site in the marketplace carries tags, short topic labels generated automatically from the site's own content. Categories are chosen by publishers themselves, so they don't always reflect what a site actually covers. Tags come from the content, so they do.
They're also far more precise. There are about 34,800 tags, compared with 26 categories. A category tells you a site is in "Sports". Tags tell you whether it really covers football, betting or cycling. For the most relevant shortlist, search by tag rather than filtering by category.
How to search by tag
Type # followed by a topic in the search bar, e.g. #gaming or #home improvement.
Combine tags with commas to cover related topics, e.g. #casino, #sports betting.
Click any tag shown on a listing to add it to your search. Click it again to remove it.
Tag search works with every filter. Search #football, then narrow by DR, price or country.
Other ways to search
By website name: type any part of a URL, e.g. techcrunch.com
Several at once: mix sites and tags, separated by commas, e.g. gaming, #tech
Bulk paste: paste a whole list of websites and the search cleans it up for you
Reading a listing
Each result shows: price, website, link type, language and category, country, DR/DA/AS, traffic, keywords, referring domains and niches. Click any listing to open its full details before adding it to your cart.
Check these before ordering:
Estimated turnaround time, shown as "Approx. X working days TAT" on each result
Sensitive niche pricing: if your content falls into one of these categories, the price may differ from the standard rate
Link duration: many placements are permanent, but check the type label on each listing
Saving filter combinations with Presets
If you run similar searches regularly, use Presets to save your filter setup. Click Presets in the filter bar, save your current settings, and reload them any time. You can also click Save next to Presets to save the current filtered view directly.
💡 A traffic trend matters more than a traffic snapshot. A site with steady or growing traffic is a safer long-term placement than one with a high current number that's been declining. Use the Traffic trend filter to screen for stability, and tags to screen for topical fit.