Why This Directory Exists
Most lists of guest post sites give you a domain, a score and sometimes a price, and leave the rest to guesswork. That makes numbers easy to compare and the purchase itself hard to judge. You still do not know whether the site has real readers, who decides what it publishes, or whether a paid article would sit naturally beside its own posts.
Matlabii News was set up to close that gap. For each publisher we list, we write a profile that explains the site in plain terms and places its search figures next to that explanation. The figures then read as part of a picture rather than as a verdict on their own.
Who It Is For
The directory is written for people who spend real money on placements and may have to defend the choice later:
- SEO teams checking a shortlist before a campaign, who need a reason for every site on it.
- Agencies buying on behalf of clients, where a weak placement reflects on the agency as much as on the client.
- Founders promoting their own company, often without an SEO specialist, who want to understand a site before paying for space on it.
Publishers can use their own profile too, as a record of how their site looks from the outside.
What a Profile Contains
Each profile covers one site. The sections follow a familiar order, but the words are written for that site alone.
- The site in plain terms. What it covers, who runs it and how it makes money, drawn from the site's own pages and from named public sources.
- Search figures side by side. Moz Domain Authority and Spam Score, Ahrefs Domain Rating, and Semrush organic traffic, ranking keywords and backlinks, set out together so that agreement or disagreement between them is easy to spot.
- The domain's own records. Registration, last-change and expiry dates from the domain registry, how the site's robots.txt treats AI crawlers, and the sitemaps it declares.
The meaning of each of those numbers is explained once, on our page about what each figure means, so that profiles can spend their words on the site itself.
The Standards Behind Every Listing
Four rules apply to every profile. The editorial guidelines set them out in full.
- Measured or N/A. A figure appears only when it was actually measured. If a value could not be obtained, the profile says N/A. A zero or an estimate is never put in its place, because a filled-in blank would look like a finding when it is really a gap.
- Dated. Every figure carries the date it was taken. Search metrics move from month to month, and a number without a date invites the wrong conclusion.
- Written per site. Profiles are not produced from a template with the name changed. When two publishers share a trait, each profile describes how it shows up on that particular site.
- Sourced. Statements about who owns a site or how it earns come from the site itself or from a named public source, with a link so you can check them.
How Pricing Works
We do not publish placement prices. A rate depends on the publisher, the subject of your article and the kind of placement, and a figure printed months ago is more likely to mislead than to help.
Pricing works on request instead. Choose Contact us for pricing, name the publisher and describe what you want to place, and the team replies by email with current rates. A quote is the start of a conversation, not a binding offer, until both sides agree terms in writing; our terms of use explain this.
Suggest a Site or Report an Error
The directory gets better when readers tell us what it is missing or what it got wrong. Write to us through the contact page to:
- Suggest a publisher. Send the domain and, if you can, the reason it would suit buyers.
- Report an error. Tell us which profile, what is wrong and where the correct information can be found. Publishers asking to fix their own profile follow the same route.
Every fix is checked against the evidence before a profile changes, and the review date on each profile tells you when it was last looked at.
Where to Start
New to buying placements? Read our guide to vetting a guest post site first. If you already know what you need, the directory lets you compare publishers side by side, and the site map lists every page. How we treat the emails you send us is covered in our privacy policy.