When to choose Ahrefs?
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A competitor outranks you
We see the links and content that give them that edge.
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You want quality links
Serious directories, partners, local press: we find sources relevant to your business.
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Your traffic dropped
Link and ranking history helps find the cause.
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You need article ideas
The content attracting the most visitors in your field gives concrete ideas.
When Ahrefs is not the best choice
Links are only one part of SEO: for a local search or a niche with little competition, good content and a complete Google profile often matter more. And mass link buying, which some tools seem to encourage, is a risky practice we do not do.
What we build with Ahrefs
Link audit
Backlinks, anchors, site quality, lost links and broken links.
Content gap
Searches where your competitors appear and you do not.
Link plan
Realistic, clean sources: partners, useful directories, local press relations.
Monitoring
New links, lost links and changes in your main rankings.
Ahrefs: taking over what is already in place
A dubious link profile inherited from a former agency, bought links, a traffic drop after a Google update: we analyse existing links, spot the problematic ones and decide what to fix, disavow or offset with quality links.
Ahrefs: related services and budget
Indicative budget
Ahrefs subscription paid to the publisher if you want one in your name; Ahrefs also offers limited free access for your own site. Analysis included in our SEO packages from €390 per month, one-off audit from €490.
Frequently asked questions: Ahrefs
Yes, they remain an important signal for Google, but quality matters far more than quantity. A few links from serious sites in your field are worth more than hundreds of unrelated ones.
We advise against it: Google penalises links bought to manipulate rankings. We favour links earned naturally or through real partnerships.
Part of it is, for your own site (Ahrefs Webmaster Tools). Competitor analysis and advanced research require a subscription.
The two largely overlap. Ahrefs is often preferred for link analysis, Semrush for keywords and advertising. The choice depends on the engagement.