CURATED DIRECTORY · UPDATED NOV 10, 2026

Free backlinks for online stores.

13 review sites, business profiles and content platforms where a store can get a free listing and a link. Work the list, tick each one off; your progress saves between visits.

DR (APPROX.) DISTRIBUTION13 SOURCES
  • DR 90+
    4
  • DR 80-89
    7
  • DR 70-79
    2
  • DR 60-69
    0
  • DR < 60
    0
85%of sources are DR 80 or higher (approx.).

All store sources.

13 SOURCES

Review sites, business profiles and content platforms for stores. Search, refine, and tick off as you go.

  1. 01facebook.com

    free business Page with a link to your store

    DR ~100· business page
  2. 02linkedin.com

    free company page with a website link

    DR ~99· company page
  3. 03pinterest.com

    free business account; pins can link to product pages

    DR ~96· business profile
  4. 04trustpilot.com

    claim your business, free tier

    DR ~92· review claim
  5. 05medium.com

    author profile + republish content

    DR ~89· author page · FOLLOWED
  6. 06bbb.org

    free non-accredited listing, accreditation is paid

    DR ~87· biz listing
  7. 07linktr.ee

    link page, free tier

    DR ~87· link page
  8. 08substack.com

    publication + about page link

    DR ~87· publication
  9. 09yelp.com

    claim or add your business, free

    DR ~86· biz listing
  10. 10flipboard.com

    curator magazine, links out free

    DR ~85· curator page
  11. 11quora.com

    profile bio link + spaces

    DR ~83· profile + space
  12. 12alignable.com

    small-biz network, free profile

    DR ~74· biz network
  13. 13manta.com

    claim or add, free tier

    DR ~71· biz listing
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Three things worth knowing before you start clicking.

01

DR is a sort order, not a juice meter.

Many free profile and directory links are nofollow. They still count: direct referral traffic, brand surface area, and citations that AI search tools lean on. Higher authority loosely tracks traffic and trust, but how close a site is to your niche matters more than the number.

02

Same about-copy, same homepage URL, every time.

Two rules on every signup. First, write one to two real sentences in the about field. Directories filter out one-liners. Second, link to your homepage, not a deep page. Homepages survive routing changes. Exception: launch listings, where the product page is the right target.

03

Block four hours, paste and go.

Realistic time to claim a niche-aligned slice of this list is about four hours. Save the about-copy, logo, and screenshot to a single folder so each signup is paste-and-go. Most rejections come from inconsistency between fields. Tick each one off in the list above so you don't double-submit.

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FAQ

Questions about this list.

Missing something? Ask us directly.

Q.01What links can an online store get for free?+

Three kinds: review and business profiles (Trustpilot, BBB, Yelp) that shoppers check before buying, company pages on the big networks, and content platforms like Pinterest and Medium where your posts link back to product pages. All of them are on this list.

Q.02Why are content platforms on a store list?+

Because a store gets found through what it publishes. A Pinterest business account or a Medium publication gives every post a link to the product or guide it is about, and those posts can bring shoppers for months.

Q.03Should I link to my homepage or to product pages?+

Profiles and review sites should point at your homepage: product URLs change and go out of stock. Posts on content platforms should point at the product or guide they are about.

Q.04Are these followed links?+

Most free profile and directory links are nofollow. Where we have read a real listing on the site, the row says FOLLOWED or NOFOLLOW; no label means we have not confirmed it yet. Nofollow listings still send visitors and help people and AI search tools find your brand.

Q.05Where do the DR numbers come from?+

They are approximate, from our own link data. We read each site’s authority rank from our backlink index, which runs from 0 to 1,000, and map it onto the 0 to 100 domain rating scale most SEO tools use. Treat it as a sort order, not a precise score: two tools can be 10 points apart on the same site.

Q.06How do you keep the list up to date?+

Before a source goes on the list, we read its signup page and leave it out if it is paid-only or we could not confirm a free option. On the 1st of each month every signup page is fetched again: a page that is gone, errors out or now sends you to a payment page comes off. The date at the top is the last check we published.

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