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AuthorityCat Documentation
A practical guide to the public product surface and the authenticated workflows for buyers, publishers, projects, orders, payments, website submission, and metrics.
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AuthorityCat is an SEO link marketplace and workspace that connects buyers with publishers, helps publishers submit website inventory, and gives teams records for projects, orders, wallet activity, and placement delivery.
- Buyer discovery
- Publisher website listings
- Marketplace metrics
- Project and order management
Getting Started
Create an account, choose the right workspace role, then use the dashboard route that matches your work: Buyer, Publisher, or Admin. Public pages explain the product; the authenticated dashboard remains the source of truth for live data.
- Sign up or sign in
- Choose Buyer or Publisher where available
- Use authorized dashboard routes for live actions
Buyer workflow
Buyers discover websites, review metrics, save context in projects, add placement details, fund wallet credit where required, and track each placement through the order record.
- Search marketplace
- Compare domains and metrics
- Submit target URL and anchor text
- Track order status
Publisher workflow
Publishers add websites, complete verification, submit listings for admin approval, receive eligible orders, deliver placements, and review earnings or payout activity from the dashboard.
- Add website details
- Verify ownership or authorization
- Wait for moderation
- Deliver approved orders
Marketplace
The marketplace displays approved publisher websites with relevant filters, listing information, placement options, price data, and SEO signals used by buyers during evaluation.
- Category and language filters
- Placement type and price
- DR, DA, traffic, keywords, and referring domains
Projects
Projects help buyers organize campaign context such as target pages, anchors, notes, and order planning. The public Projects page explains the feature while the authenticated route handles actual workspace data.
- Target URLs
- Campaign notes
- Order context
- Team review
Orders
Orders track the placement request from buyer requirements to publisher delivery and final status. The order record should contain the target URL, anchor text, instructions, placement URL, and status history where applicable.
- New request
- Publisher review
- In progress or revision
- Completed, failed, rejected, or cancelled states
Payments / Wallet
Wallet credits support eligible marketplace transactions. Provider-backed top-ups are credited only after payment confirmation, and failed-order refunds are recorded as wallet transactions when the workflow applies them.
- Top-up requests
- Wallet credits
- Order debits
- Refund credits where applicable
Payouts
Publisher payouts depend on eligible completed orders, payout settings, account status, and review rules. The dashboard payout area remains the source of truth for balances and payout requests.
- Eligible completed orders
- Publisher earnings
- Payout request state
- Review and payment records
Team
Team features help workspaces share access with authorized members while keeping role-specific areas separate. Workspace owners should invite only people who need access to buyer, publisher, or admin work.
- Team invitations
- Workspace roles
- Permission boundaries
- Shared project and order context
Google Search Console
Where configured, buyers can connect Google Search Console to add read-only search-performance context to project work. Search Console data belongs in the project workflow and does not replace marketplace listing evaluation.
- Read-only property access
- Clicks, impressions, CTR, and position where available
- Project-level campaign context
Website submission
Publishers can submit one website or use bulk submission where available. Listings should include accurate domain, category, language, country, placement type, turnaround, price, and restriction information.
- Single submission
- Bulk submission
- Verification
- Admin approval
Metrics
AuthorityCat can display third-party or imported SEO signals such as DR, DA, organic traffic, keywords, referring domains, country, and traffic share. These metrics are comparison inputs, not promises of SEO results.
- Ahrefs metrics
- Moz metrics
- Marketplace comparison
- Buyer evaluation
FAQs
Common questions usually relate to which role to choose, how publisher approval works, why metrics can change, and where order or wallet history is stored.
- Buyers use Marketplace, Projects, Orders, and Wallet
- Publishers use My Websites, Orders, Earnings, and Payouts
- Admins moderate listings and platform records
Need a shorter guide?
Send the team your role and question, and include the affected project, listing, or order if one exists.