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Page One Power review

A long-running custom link building firm with published starting prices, U.S.-based writers and a dedicated project manager on every account.

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Page One Power review in brief

Page One Power is one of the longest-running link building firms in the US, founded in Boise in 2010 by brothers Jon and Zach Ball. It runs custom, relationship-based campaigns for clients including QuickBooks, Healthline, Hyatt and Mr Rooter, holds a 4.7 Clutch rating from 17 reviews, and gives every client a dedicated project manager.

The verdict

Best for

Established brands that want a relevance-first custom campaign

Not ideal for

Anyone who can't commit to an initial six-month contract

What customers say across the web

  • Clutch

    4.7 / 5

    17 reviews

    100% satisfied with project management; 75% cite visibility gains.

  • Reported campaign pricing

    From $3,700 a month

    Clutch lists a $1,000 minimum project; a pricing sheet is available on request.

Ratings as shown on each platform when we checked in September 2026. Small review counts say little on their own.

Overview

Page One Power has built links from Boise, Idaho since 2010, with a team of 50 to 249 people split roughly evenly between link building and content. Every campaign is custom: it starts from your goals rather than a menu, and can include creating linkable resources on your own site before outreach begins.

Its client list spans enterprise and small business, including QuickBooks by Intuit, Healthline, Hyatt, Bostitch, Atera and Mr Rooter. One Clutch reviewer reports more than 200 placements on authoritative publishers, and another describes content briefs that both earned links and ranked for top-of-funnel topics.

Clutch shows 4.7 from 17 reviews, with 100% of clients satisfied with project management and communication and 75% highlighting visibility and ranking gains. Campaigns are reported from $3,700 a month on a six-month contract, though Clutch lists a $1,000 minimum project and the company publishes a pricing sheet on request.

Services and pricing

  • Custom link building
  • White-label link building
  • Enterprise link building
  • Digital PR
  • Linkable assets
  • Technical SEO

Custom campaigns typically start at $3,700 per month.

Campaigns start with a six-month contract and can move to month-to-month after that. Agency pricing is available.

Checked October 2026. Prices change; confirm with Page One Power before you buy.

Page One Power pricing
Product or planPrice
CampaignsFrom about $3,700 a month
Minimum project (Clutch)$1,000+
Typical annual spend$50,000 to $100,000, per a 2026 roundup
Most common Clutch project size$50,000 to $199,999

Industries it works with: Home services, Healthcare, Hospitality, Software, Ecommerce.

How it works

  1. Goals and research

    Campaigns start from your targets, not a product menu.

  2. Linkable content

    Where needed, resources are created on your site to attract links.

  3. Manual outreach

    Its team pitches relevant sites and builds relationships.

  4. Project management

    A dedicated manager reports progress and handles questions.

  5. Review

    Quarterly strategy reviews adjust the plan.

Terms and clients

Terms and guarantees

  • Six-month contract on campaigns
  • Dedicated project manager
  • Pricing sheet on request

Named clients

  • QuickBooks by Intuit
  • Healthline
  • Hyatt
  • Bostitch
  • Atera
  • Mr Rooter

As named by the company or in the sources below.

What the reviews emphasize

Transparency and consistency, more than volume. Reviewers mention regular progress meetings, quick responses and extensive research, and one summarizes the appeal neatly: in a sea of questionable providers, this is one you can trust. That reputation is why it appears on nearly every agency shortlist.

Who it suits

Established brands that want a long-term partner and will invest for six months or more, particularly in technical, regulated or competitive niches where a productized menu won't work. Buyers who need a few links this month should look elsewhere.

What we verified about Page One Power

Facts checkedChecked October 15, 2026
  • Prices re-checked on its own site (October 15, 2026)
  • Founders and founding year
  • Clutch rating
  • Client names
  • We read the custom link building page for pricing and contract terms and checked the company details against its About page and DesignRush profile.
  • The six-month minimum is stated plainly, which we count in its favor on transparency and against it on flexibility.
  • On October 15, 2026 we re-checked its starting price, contract terms and named clients on its own site, and its Clutch profile.

Every fact on this page links to a source below, and we re-check prices and terms at least every quarter. How we verify providers

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Custom campaigns rather than packages
  • Dedicated project manager on every account
  • Can create linkable resources on your site
  • Long track record since 2010
  • Enterprise clients including QuickBooks and Healthline

What to weigh

  • Six-month contract on campaigns
  • Only a starting price is published; the full pricing sheet is on request
  • Slower than productized services
  • Smaller review volume than some rivals

How we scored it: 8.6 / 10

Six criteria, the same weights for every provider. See what each criterion measures.

Score breakdown for Page One Power
CriterionWeightScoreWhy
Link quality and relevance30%
8.9
Relevance-first custom placements built on publisher relationships.
Transparency and reporting20%
8.6
Published starting price and contract terms.
Safety and guideline alignment15%
9.0
Content-led, relationship-based outreach.
Pricing and value15%
7.8
Premium, but includes content and project management.
Turnaround and reliability10%
7.8
Six-month runway expected before judging results.
Support and communication10%
9.0
Dedicated project manager and quarterly strategy reviews.

How Page One Power compares

Page One Power compared with alternatives
ServiceModelPricingScore
Siege MediaDigital PR agencyAbout $12,000 per month8.6
Stellar SEOManaged agency$225 per niche edit8.5
Authority MagnetManaged agency$5,000 per month8.6

Where Page One Power ranks

Alternatives to Page One Power

See all 9 Page One Power alternatives, compared

  • Enterprise and venture-backed brands that want earned coverage

    Score 8.6 / 10

  • Law firms, finance and healthcare brands in competitive markets

    Score 8.5 / 10

  • SaaS and B2B teams that want a managed program and a named strategist

    Score 8.6 / 10

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Page One Power FAQ

Is Page One Power legit?

Yes. It has built links since 2010 from Boise and holds a 4.7 Clutch rating from 17 reviews.

How much does Page One Power cost?

Campaigns are reported from $3,700 a month on a six-month contract, with typical annual spend of $50,000 to $100,000.

Who founded Page One Power?

Brothers Jon and Zach Ball, in 2010.

Does Page One Power create content?

Yes. It can build linkable resources on your site as part of a campaign.

Does Page One Power offer white-label link building?

Yes. White-label services and agency pricing are both listed on its site.

Sources

Every fact on this page traces to one of these. Spot something out of date? Send a correction.

  1. Custom link building page (pricing and contract)
  2. About Page One Power
  3. DesignRush profile
  4. Clutch: Page One Power
  5. Page One Power