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MeUp Review (2025)

What is MeUp.com? MeUp.com is a guest-post marketplace with over 130K listings on its platform. […]

What is MeUp.com?

MeUp.com is a guest-post marketplace with over 130K listings on its platform.

MeUp also provides a managed link-building service, taking care of the end-to-end link placement workflow.

MeUp website

In this review, we focus on their guest-posting marketplace and check if MeUp is a legit platform.

We tested the platform, used it, checked the publisher site metrics, and even contacted their support team with queries to give you an honest review about this platform. We have also tested other marketplaces and ranked the top link-building marketplaces here.


Our review


Visibility (traffic & founder presence) – 20%

8

Publisher sites’ transparency – 50%

6

Support quality – 30%

5


PROS

CONS

Overall Score

6

TLDR Review

Green flags: transparent publisher metrics; robust filters; country filter works great, which is quite rare.

Yellow flags: limited visibility and reviews in the public domain.

Red flags: No major red flags


Key facts about MeUp

# of listings: 137K

Headquarters: Velingrad, Bulgaria

Key people: CEO Velichko Achev, CMO Damyan Zagorski

Commission: Link price includes the platform commission

Publisher metrics:

  • Organic traffic: Yes
  • General traffic: No
  • By country: Yes
  • Traffic trends: Yes

Copywriting: available from the platform, price varies and is inclusive in the link placement starting from $25


Interface

MeUp provides essential information about its publisher sites. These include organic traffic, traffic trend, domain authority metrics (including Semrush AS), and traffic share by country.

MeUp guestpost platform interface

It covers all the major metrics we look for on a guest posting platform. So good job on that!


Buying backlinks

Next, I tested If I am going to purchase a guest post, I would have a specific requirements and criteria in place to choose the website. As a user, I want to promote my Content Audit Tool on a truly authoritative website.

So here are my criteria in choosing the links:

  1. The publisher site must receive more than 1,000 monthly organic traffic. I want a Google-recognized site.
  2. The traffic is stable or growing. Must not be in decline.
  3. The majority of the traffic should come from the US. My site and business cater to the US market, so I expect the same.
  4. The site should be relevant to my industry. Or in the same category. A cooking website isn’t the best place to promote an SEO SaaS tool.
  5. I want a Semrush Authority Score (AS) higher than my website’s, which is 27 as of today. Moz DA can be manipulatedAhrefs DR can be manipulated. These legacy metrics have fallen prey to the “DR hackers.”
  6. I prefer the content publisher or platform copywriter to create content following their guidelines, using my input as the foundation.
  7. Lastly, I want to spend $200 or less on my backlink. Price matters.

With these criteria in mind, I set out to filter the sites.

MeUp filters based on Xamsor criteria

I found all the filters easily. Filtered for traffic above 1k per month, traffic from the US, relevant industry (Marketing/SEO selected), Semrush AS > 27, content from the publisher, and the price <$200.

With these criteria, the pool of publisher sites narrowed down to 16, which is perfectly fine.

For the traffic trend, I could hover over the traffic data and see whether the traffic has been rising, declining, or stable.

Traffic trend data on MeUp

Another appreciable thing is that the country filter works absolutely fine. This was not the case with many other guest-posting websites. The filtered publisher sites here all have their majority traffic coming from the US.


Data accuracy

Next, I checked the data accuracy of these listings by picking a site at random. Mainly the traffic data.

The site I picked showed a monthly traffic of 10.8K based on Ahrefs data.

MeUp publisher site picked at random for testing

So, I checked what Ahrefs traffic shows for this site.

Ahrefs traffic data for MeUp publisher site

Turns out, it’s pretty accurate. Ahrefs shows the monthly traffic at 10.3K.

Maybe the data on MeUp updates monthly, and that explains the small difference. Other than that, it’s good.


Customer support speed and quality

From our limited interactions, MeUp customer support felt responsive and helpful.

We will come back with a more detailed view on the support speed and response quality soon.


Public reviews responsiveness

MeUp doesn’t have many reviews on Trustpilot.

The limited reviews it has are favorable.

But again, with a handful of reviews, it’s difficult to gauge how honest and transparent those reviews are to form an opinion about the service.


MeUp alternatives

We have listed and ranked MeUp alternatives on our worldwide guest-post marketplace rankings list. You can check them out.

Check out fatgrid.com if you’re interested in seeing MeUp’s inventory alongside price comparisons from major marketplaces.


Bottomline

We consider MeUp a legit guest-posting marketplace.

Its platform provides detailed publisher site metrics, including traffic data and trends, geo-distribution, and domain authority metrics, which include Semrush AS. No major downsides apart from limited public visibility and reviews.

Overall, we consider MeUp a strong contender in the guest-posting platform space.


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    Max Roslyakov

    Founder, Xamsor