Acquired individually
Aged domains from auction, assessed one at a time. Not bulk-registered expired domains.
The Wolf Network By application
Homepage links on aged auction domains.
Acquired individually. Rebuilt with original content. Limited to eight outbound links. Rented month by month.
Domain source
Aged auction
Homepage limit
08 outbound links
Rental
Monthly, site by site
01The domains
Selected as a whole.
Not by one score.
Each domain is bought at auction on its own merits, then rebuilt as a standalone site before it enters the network.
Profile over headline metrics
The full backlink profile matters more than a single DR, DA or referring-domain count.
Rebuilt from its history
Old linked pages, site structure and topical context inform the new build.
June 2026 Ahrefs screenshots
Metrics can be faked.
Backlinks can't.
Most PBN inventories show you a metric and ask you to trust it. The Wolf Network inventory shows the profile itself: every site's DR and the actual referring domains behind it. Everything except the domain name. A metric can be inflated; a referring-domains list can't. wikipedia.org, nih.gov or bbc.co.uk either link to a site or they don't.
- Network average
- DR 26
- Network average
- 524 ref. domains
- Placement
- Homepage only
Two links from real authority.
When nih.gov links to a network site's homepage, and your article sits on that same homepage, your page is two links from nih.gov. That is the entire point of homepage placement. And that exact link is real: it's the second row of the Health profile below.
A guest post works differently. The authority links to the host's homepage, but your post is published on a brand-new interior page: not on the homepage, not in a feed, often not linked from anywhere that matters. Whatever strength the host has, your link sits pages away from it.
Most of what is sold as a PBN is a cheap expired domain with an inflated DR and an interior-page link. Homepage placement on individually rebuilt aged domains, next to referring profiles like these, is what you are actually renting here.
A Wolf Network placement
links to
Network siteHomepage · your article
your anchor
TargetYour page
Two links between a DR 95 authority and your page.
A typical guest post
links to
Host siteHomepage
no link
BuriedNew interior page · your post
your anchor
TargetYour page
Your post never touches the homepage. No feed, no category, no path from the authority.
Top rows of 924 referring domains
Top rows of 1,006 referring domains
Top rows of 405 referring domains
Top rows of 792 referring domains
Top rows of 1,113 referring domains
Top rows of 1,114 referring domains
Top rows of 1,429 referring domains
Top rows of 861 referring domains
Top rows of 681 referring domains
Top rows of 533 referring domains
Top rows of 524 referring domains
Top rows of 1,102 referring domains
Twelve selected profiles; the network averages above include every site, stronger and more modest alike. Screenshots were captured in June 2026 and Ahrefs metrics change. Network domains are never published. That protection is part of what keeps the network effective, and each site is reviewed individually with approved applicants during selection.
02The build
Twelve steps between
auction and network.
Every domain follows the same operating sequence, executed by hand, site by site. Nothing is templated. The design, the content and the rebuild plan are bespoke to each domain.
WHOIS setup
Unique registration details for every domain. No shared footprint.
Hosting
Its own isolated server and IP. No two sites share infrastructure.
First article
An original article, aligned with what the domain is known for.
Initial ageing
The site sits until its first page is picked up and settled.
Historical plan
The old site's pages and structure are mapped into a bespoke rebuild plan.
Site design
A bespoke design for every site. No shared theme, no template footprint.
Page rebuilds
The pages that earned the domain's backlinks are restored, so those old links resolve again.
Original content
New original articles are written around the rebuilt pages.
Internal links
Deliberate internal linking routes the restored pages' authority to the homepage.
Footprint check
A final technical sweep for anything that could connect one site to another.
Final ageing
The completed site is left to age for 30 days.
Network launch
The site opens, capped at eight client placements, ever.
08maximum OBL
03The limit
Eight means
eight.
Your article stays on the homepage for the duration of the rental. Every site is limited to eight outbound homepage links. It is why the network is usually full.
Site constraint
Not a package. Not a promotional counter.
Availability
When all eight are taken, the site is full. The next spot opens when a client gives one up.
04The content
Semantic relevance.
Not exact-match topics.
Titles bridge the subject of the network site and the page being linked to. Articles are original, and anchors are set in natural language.
- 01Title selected for topical connection
- 02Original article written to the brief
- 03Contextual anchor placed in the article
- 04Internal links added over time
Semantic path / mapped per placement
01Site contextDomain subject
02Article topicSemantic bridge
03Target pageNatural anchor
Connection status Context aligned
05The model
Choose the sites.
Or choose the budget.
There are no preset packs. Approved clients can select individual network sites or ask for a selection to be prepared against a budget, from whatever is currently open.
Route A
Select individually
Review the available sites after approval and subscribe to the ones that fit.
- Site-level selection
- One monthly rental per site
- Your link remains on the homepage
Route B
Set a budget
Share the site, target pages and monthly budget. A network selection is prepared for you.
- Selection prepared manually
- Titles and anchors handled individually
- Placements run on a drip schedule
Monthly rental$10–$500 per PBN
Custom writing$2 per 100 words
PlacementHomepage for rental duration
AccessApplication only
Included with every rental
Clients become partners on the network.
Renting includes the experience that built the network: help selecting sites, guidance on titles and anchors, and straight answers to SEO questions as they come up. It is the kind of access you don't get from a marketplace.
06Client reviews
Nine years of
client feedback.
Reviews posted publicly in the network's BlackHatWorld thread since 2017, quoted verbatim and attributed to the accounts that posted them.
Why the dates run back years.
The thread has been running since 2017, and the network has been live and ageing through every major update since. Capacity is fixed at eight links per homepage, so most of the time the network is simply full. Spots that open are usually taken by existing clients before anyone new sees them. That's why so many public comments date from the earlier, more open days.
Why there are no faces or logos.
Nobody advertises that their rankings run through a PBN. Would you put your SaaS's name on one? Today's clients include SaaS companies, local service businesses, law and dental practices, and ecommerce stores, and they stay anonymous by design. If you run a real business, we can talk more openly in private.
It's refreshing to work with someone who actively stays ahead of the curve instead of recycling outdated tactics.
I like how he is transparent and has shown us every step of the process.
He always tries to provide you with valuable information and suggestions.
he does what he says. Good design, decent articles etc etc.
they've kept my websites in #1 spots for years. I've tried other PBN services but none of them could deliver the results I wanted.
Tom's SEO knowledge is impressive and he goes above and beyond for customers to make sure they're getting results.
Have tested all kinds of link sellers on this forum before and most of them really didnt move the needle. The Wolf Network really is something else
I waited about 3 months to get on this network. Be patient guys this is definitely worth the wait.
the advice he gives, both on link building and business in general, is worth more than the link costs
his domains are top-notch. There is almost no one who can beat the quality of his domains here on BHW.
I really like the idea of being able to see exactly what placements I'm paying for beforehand and the inventory is still very much private.
My website has survived in all of the recent Google`s updates
Tom's PBNs work like a charm. Have been using his service for the last six months and I saw a nice little jump everytime I brought his links.
I have checked in details around 20 domains. I am amazed by the quality of every single domain.
Love how you regulate who can join so I don't have to share the front page with spammers.
Overall GREAT service OP is friendly and professional, answers all questions on time
Comments are attributed to the public forum accounts that posted them. They reflect the posters’ own public accounts and are not independently verified; individual experiences vary.
07How it works
Four steps in.
No hard sell.
Apply if the network fits how you already work. Applications are reviewed individually. Real businesses and quality sites only.
- 01
Apply
Share your site, experience and what you are looking to place.
- 02
Review
Applications are reviewed individually. Expect a response in 24–48 hours.
- 03
Select
Choose individual sites or provide a monthly budget for a prepared selection.
- 04
Schedule
Content and placement details are confirmed, then links begin on a drip schedule.
The Wolf Network Application
Apply to
the network.
Share the site or sites, what you want to place, and any budget you already have in mind. Applications are reviewed individually.
- Highly limited
- Application only
- Real businesses
- Quality sites
Application received.
Applications are reviewed individually. Expect a reply within 24–48 hours. Check your spam folder if you don’t see it.
08Practical details
Before you
apply.
What exactly am I renting?
A homepage placement on an individual site in the Wolf Network. The placement remains live for as long as the monthly rental is active.
Can I choose the individual sites?
Yes. Approved clients can select sites individually. You can also provide a budget and ask for a selection to be prepared.
Are links sold in packages?
No. Each network site is priced and rented individually, from $10 to $500 per month.
How is the article handled?
A title is selected to connect the network site and your target page semantically. Original content is written to that brief at $2 per 100 words.
Can you handle titles and anchors?
Yes. Titles, target pages and natural-language anchors can be selected for the placement.
What does the inventory show?
Category, monthly price, DR and each site's top referring domains. Everything except the domain name. Domains are never published; that protection is part of what keeps the network effective.
Why is the network usually full?
Each homepage carries at most eight links, and the network grows only as fast as new domains can be acquired, rebuilt and aged. Spots that open are often taken by existing clients, so intake of new clients is limited.
When will I hear back?
Applications are normally reviewed within 24–48 hours.