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LinkJuice

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Chrome extension that fills backlink submission forms with AI and tracks whether the links stay live.

backlink submissionchrome extensionlink monitoringFreemium · from $8.33/mo

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Pricing

Pricing model
Freemium
Paid options from
$8.33/mo
Billing
Monthly

Plus is $8.33/month billed yearly at $99.90; the free plan covers 1 site, 100 backlink targets, and 100 AI requests a month.

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Overview

About LinkJuice

LinkJuice is a Chrome extension for people who submit backlinks to directories, resource pages, and contact forms by hand. It reuses saved site details to autofill submission forms and uses AI to complete fields it hasn't seen before, then checks later whether the published links are still live. The free plan covers one site, 100 backlink targets, and 100 AI requests a month; paid tiers raise those limits and add domain SEO analysis, with early-adopter pricing locked in for at least 24 months while the subscription stays active. The company doesn't disclose its country of registration on the site checked.

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Not confirmed
Last verified
Oct 15, 2026

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  • Chrome extension that autofills backlink submission forms with AI and monitors link status afterwardlinkjuice.dev ↗
  • Pricing: Free (1 site, 100 backlink targets, 100 AI requests), Plus $8.33/mo billed yearly, Pro $16.66/mo billed yearlylinkjuice.dev ↗
Fact check

Is LinkJuice legit?

We don’t label tools safe or unsafe. Below are the records we checked ourselves, each with the date we read it.

Domain registered
Jul 14, 2026Registry record (RDAP), registrar Spaceship, Inc., looked up Sep 6, 2026
TLS certificate
Issued by Google Trust Services, valid until Dec 14, 2026Seen in our own connection to the site on Oct 15, 2026
Last checked
Oct 15, 2026The site answered

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Editorial verdict

Pros & cons of LinkJuice

medium confidence

LinkJuice targets the manual, repetitive part of link building - filling out the same kind of submission form over and over - rather than finding link opportunities for you. It's Chrome-only, and the free tier's 100 monthly AI requests and 100 backlink targets will feel tight for anyone running an active outreach campaign.

Pros

  • autofills unfamiliar submission forms with AI rather than a fixed template
  • checks link status over time instead of a one-time submission log
  • free plan needs no credit card to start

Cons

  • Chrome-only, no Firefox or Safari support
  • free tier limited to 100 AI requests and one site
  • doesn't help discover new link opportunities, only submitting to known ones

Best for

  • SEOs who manually submit to directories and resource pages
  • people tracking whether previously placed backlinks are still live
  • solo marketers wanting to speed up form-filling

Not for

  • users who need help finding link opportunities, not just submitting them
  • anyone not using Chrome

Watch out: Early-bird pricing is only locked in while the subscription stays continuously active; cancelling and resubscribing later may not honor the same rate.

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