What is LinkJuice?
LinkJuice is a Chrome extension for SEO teams and SaaS founders who build backlinks by hand. It saves your product details, uses AI to fill empty form fields, and drafts relevant comments. Once a link goes live, you save the page and run checks later to confirm it still exists.
Top Features:
- AI Fill: fills recognised empty fields using your saved site details.
- Backlink monitoring: run Verify All to spot found, changed, or missing links.
- SEO metrics: see domain authority and traffic estimates with update dates.
Use Cases:
- Directory launches: submit a new SaaS product to many directories without retyping.
- Link audits: check that earlier backlinks still exist after pages change.
- Outreach prep: draft relevant blog comments, then edit them before posting.
Who Can Use LinkJuice?
- SaaS founders: handle launch directory submissions without hiring a link building agency.
- SEO specialists: manage targets, submissions, and backlink checks for client websites.
- Content marketers: keep notes, logos, and screenshots ready for every link campaign.
Pricing
- Free ($0 per month): one website, 100 targets, and 100 AI requests monthly.
- Plus ($9.99 per month): ten websites, 1000 targets, and 500 domain analyses.
- Pro ($19.99 per month): unlimited websites and targets plus 5000 AI requests monthly.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Human control: the extension never clicks submit, so you review everything.
- Usable free plan: test the full workflow on one website without a card.
- Clear data notes: each SEO metric shows its scale and last update.
Cons:
- Chrome only: people on Firefox or Safari cannot install the extension.
- Manual steps: you still solve CAPTCHAs and custom editors yourself.
- Limited free checks: the free plan has no Verify All checks or domain analyses.
FAQs:
1) Does LinkJuice submit forms for me?
No, it fills empty fields, and you click submit yourself.
2) Can I import my existing backlink list?
Yes, import targets from a CSV file or save pages while browsing.
3) How does backlink monitoring work?
Select saved records and run Verify All to see found or missing links.
4) Is there a free plan?
Yes, it covers one website and 100 AI requests monthly, no card needed.
5) Which websites work best with it?
Directories, profile pages, resource lists, and standard contact forms work best.