How it works

You put a followed link to built2winweb.com on your site. We feature your site here, on a page about sites like yours, in front of people who build them. That is the swap.

Your listing is a followed link, and the free one is too. There is no domain rating to reach, no traffic minimum, and nothing to pay. It used to be a paid option and that was the wrong call: a link exchange where only one side passes anything is not an exchange.

The one condition is a review of the site itself. Almost every site clears it automatically on the first check, usually within a few hours of signing up, and there is nothing to apply for. While a site is still in review its listing is live and clicked exactly as before, just marked nofollow until the check passes.

What gets held back for a person to read: sites that do not load or have no real content on them yet, gambling, adult, high-risk finance, and anyone whose own business is selling links. Those four are not a judgement about you. They are the categories that turn a page of followed links into something search engines treat as a link scheme, and holding them is what keeps every other link on this page worth having.

The review runs against what your site actually serves, and a held verdict is rechecked rather than final. Put content up, or fix whatever was down when we looked, and the next check turns the link followed on its own.

A link is followed by default. There is no rel="dofollow" attribute; it has never existed in the HTML spec and no search engine reads it. What exists is the instruction not to follow.

So we check for an <a> pointing at built2winweb.com whose rel does not contain nofollow, ugc or sponsored. We also check the page for a robots meta tag that sets nofollow, because that applies to every link on the page no matter what the link itself says.

Plain text links count. Our badge image is a convenience, not a requirement.

Free places

25 a day

Priority places

5 a day, added on top of the free ones

Calendar

opens 30 days ahead

Bookings at once

one

Rotation

the free lane shifts one place every 2 hours

A priority place never removes a free place. If you pay, you are buying position on a day, not somebody else's spot.

A day counts when you sign in and your badge is up.

Your run ends if the account goes 24 hours without being touched. Any page on this site counts as touching it, signed in. You do not have to earn a day to stay alive, only to be present, so the honest version is: show up once a day, at roughly the same time or earlier.

If your site is unreachable or the badge is briefly gone, the day still counts, up to 5 grace days across a whole run. Spend them all and the next badge failure ends the run. The budget is per run rather than per week so it cannot be cycled, and it resets when a new streak starts.

Days roll over at midnight America/New_York for everybody, so the boundary is the same wherever you are. A streak on the leaderboard disappears the day it breaks, which is why the board is shorter than the member list.

The AI Indexing Pack, the same one sold for $599 on built2winweb.com, unlocked free for the one domain on your account.

Locked to

the domain registered on your account, and its subdomains

Link lifetime

30 days from unlock

Downloads

5

Transferable

no

Attempts to use it against a second domain are refused and written to a log we read. This is not a threat, it is the reason the giveaway can exist at all: one grant has to mean one site, or it stops being possible to give away.

It does not promise rankings. It does not guarantee traffic. One listing on one subdomain is one listing, and anyone telling you a directory entry moves a competitive keyword is selling something. What it does give you is a real link people click, a daily habit, and a $599 product if you keep the habit for 50 days.