Internal Link Juicer
7.7#1 in internal linking toolsFrom $69.99 a yearFree planWebSelf-hosted
VisitInternal Link Juicer vs Linkbot
What both publish
| Fact | Internal Link Juicer | Linkbot |
|---|---|---|
| Link controls | Blacklist and whitelist settings can restrict linking by page, post type, taxonomy or HTML area. | Users can approve or reject each link suggestion, exclude pages as link sources or targets, and block keywords. |
| Privacy and security | The privacy policy says the service collects contact and usage data, uses Google Analytics, Google Ads and Freemius checkout cookies, and cannot guarantee absolute security. | Its privacy policy says it strives to use commercially acceptable means to protect personal data but cannot guarantee absolute security; the policy says it was last modified June 26, 2020. |
| Support | The support page accepts technical support, sales, and general questions through a contact form. | Linkbot says support is available seven days a week through the Contact Us link in the page footer. |
Internal Link Juicer plans
- Free versionFree
- Pro 1 Site License$69.99 a year
- 1 Site License$69.99 a year
- Pro 5 Site Licenses$149.99 a year
- 5 Site Licenses$149.99 a year
- 10 Site Licenses$189.99 a year
Linkbot plans
- StarterFree
- Pro$19 a month
- Business$49 a month
- Agency$199 a month
Pick Internal Link Juicer if…
It suits WordPress bloggers, affiliates, and businesses that want to automate internal linking. The free version is limited to posts and pages, while Pro adds terms, custom fields, and custom link targets.
Pick Linkbot if…
Linkbot may suit site owners who want to manage internal-link suggestions or automate linking. Its larger property limits and team features may also suit agencies and multi-site owners.