Negative SEO
How to run a negative SEO campaign
How negative SEO campaigns are run: picking a target that moves, buying enough volume, and indexing it. No contract. Crypto accepted: BTC, ETH, SOL, Monero.
The method is not complicated and nobody is holding a secret version of it. A campaign is four decisions, and the first one carries most of the weight.
1. Pick the target
This is the decision that determines the outcome. Read three signals before you spend anything.
Age and depth. Fifty referring domains built over eighteen months, or five thousand built over ten years? In the first case your volume is a large proportion of everything the target has. That is the case worth buying.
Diversity. A profile that is almost all bought links, almost all one type, is a softer read than one assembled from many sources over years, because incoming volume is hard to tell apart from what is already sitting there.
Existing trouble. A target already carrying a manual action has less margin, and that is where campaigns land most often.
Any mainstream backlink index will give you all three in about five minutes.
2. Buy enough volume
Under-buying is the most common way a campaign does nothing. A few thousand links against a site with tens of thousands of referring domains is noise, and noise is what you paid for.
The volume needs to be a meaningful proportion of what the target already carries, which is why our tiers run from $189 up to tens of millions of links. Size the buy against the target’s profile, not against your comfort.
3. Get it indexed
The step self-run campaigns most often skip. A link that is never crawled and indexed does not exist as far as the target is concerned, and a large share of automated links do not index on their own.
Indexing is a separate cost and a separate service if you are assembling this yourself. It is included in our bulk tiers, because volume nobody ever saw is not a campaign.
4. Keep it separate
Different infrastructure, different accounts, and above all a payment that does not resolve back to you. The payment step is where most people who get this right everywhere else slip.
Crypto handles it by default. Monero handles it completely, which is why it carries a discount at checkout.
Running it yourself versus buying the output
The software is a one-off in the low hundreds. Then the recurring costs start: proxies monthly, captcha solving monthly, hosting monthly, link lists monthly, indexing per campaign. They keep running whether or not you do.
Totalled honestly, one self-run campaign costs roughly what buying the finished volume costs, with your time on top and a configuration curve in front of it. Owning the stack pays off if you plan to run campaigns continuously — which is why the people who own it are mostly vendors.
For one job, buy the output. It starts today.
What we deliver
Stated volume, stated delivery window, indexing included, a report at the end, and an order you can watch and message without an account. Prices are on the packages below.
We do not promise a specific position. We tell you exactly what arrives and when.
Questions people actually ask
How do you run a negative SEO campaign?
Pick a target on profile signals, buy enough link volume to register against what it already has, make sure the volume gets indexed, and keep the whole thing unconnected to you. The tactic is simple. The judgement is in target selection and in buying enough volume to matter.
How long does a campaign take to show an effect?
Weeks rather than days, because links have to be discovered and indexed before they count for anything. Indexing is the step self-run campaigns most often get wrong, and it is why our bulk tiers include it rather than selling it back to you afterwards.
What does it cost to run yourself?
The software is a one-off in the low hundreds, but the running costs decide it: proxies, captcha solving, hosting and link lists are all monthly and do not stop when the campaign does. For a single campaign, buying the finished volume usually costs about the same and starts today instead of after a week of configuration.
How do I pick a target?
Domain age, number of referring domains, and how varied they are. A young site with a thin, undiversified profile is where a campaign has the most room to move. A profile built almost entirely from bought links is a similar case, because new volume is hard to distinguish from what is already there.
How much volume do I need?
Enough to be a meaningful proportion of what the target already has, which is why the tiers scale to tens of millions. Under-buying is the most common mistake: a few thousand links against a site with tens of thousands of referring domains does not register.
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