Silotree vs LinkStorm
A SaaS that works on any website against a tool built only for WordPress. The deciding question is where the links live once they are made — and what happens to them when you stop paying.
What Silotree is for: more readers from posts you already wrote. Clear your linking backlog this afternoon, then 10 minutes a week. No credits. Plain HTML links that stay if you cancel. Undo anything.
- Free audit, no account
- First 10 links written free
- 30-day money-back guarantee
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One difference matters more than the rest of the table.
How LinkStorm works
LinkStorm is a web app: it crawls your rendered site, scores link opportunities with AI next to Search Console data, and places the ones you accept through a snippet — “LinkStorm injects links dynamically via JavaScript”1,2. Its WordPress plugin only adds that snippet; everything else lives in the web app3. You accept or reject each suggestion, or switch on Auto-Accept to implement current and future suggestions automatically4,5. It reports broken links, redirects and nofollow links, and every plan covers unlimited websites, priced by total URLs6,7.
How Silotree works
Silotree is built for WordPress and writes each link you approve into the post itself, as an ordinary HTML link wrapping words already in the sentence. A revision is saved first, the post is read back to confirm the link landed, and any batch can be undone. Cancel and the links stay, because they are part of your posts.
LinkStorm is the better fit if…
Silotree is the better fit if…
- you want links that stay in your posts if you ever stop paying
- your site is in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch or Portuguese — LinkStorm works with English only1
- you want broken and redirected links fixed, not only reported
- you want each change reversible from inside WordPress
Silotree and LinkStorm, row by row
Shaded rows are where LinkStorm is stronger.Numbers link to the source for each claim about LinkStorm.
| What it does | LinkStorm | Silotree |
|---|---|---|
| Works on non-WordPress sites | Yes, any platform that loads its snippet1Stronger | Audit reads any site; writes into WordPress only |
| Where links are stored | Injected by JavaScript; nothing written to your posts1 | Written into the post as plain HTML |
| Links stay if you cancel | No — the snippet stops showing them1 | Yes |
| Languages | English only1 | Seven: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese |
| Review before a link goes live | Yes, or Auto-Accept4,5 | Yes, or auto-approve strong matches |
| Search Console | Clicks, impressions, position and CTR per opportunity2 | Every suggestion ranked by expected clicks |
| Priority pages | URL patterns to boost money pages8 | Ranked automatically; money pages first |
| Broken and redirected links | Reported6,9 | Reported, and fixed in one click as one batch you can undo |
| Wraps only words already written | Not documented | Always |
| Sites per plan | Unlimited, limited by total URLs7Stronger | 1, 5 or 25 by plan |
| Free option | Free trial, no card6 | Full audit and your first 10 links written free |
The yearly bill for 1, 5 and 25 sites.
| Sites | LinkStorm | Silotree |
|---|---|---|
| 1 site | $190 a year, or $19 a monthSolo (up to 1 site) | |
| 5 sites | $490 a year, or $49 a monthStudio (up to 5 sites) | |
| 25 sites | $1,290 a year, or $129 a monthAgency (up to 25 sites) |
LinkStorm is billed monthly with no annual option shown, and priced by URLs across all your sites rather than by site7. Credits pay for crawling new URLs and on-demand recrawls; the automatic monthly recrawl is free10. No money-back guarantee is stated on its pricing page or terms7,11. For one site, Silotree costs less; across many small sites, LinkStorm usually does.
Silotree’s figures are list prices in US dollars with no credits or per-link charges; the free plan audits any site and writes your first 10 links. Every plan, limit and the money-back guarantee is on the Silotree pricing page.
How people who use LinkStorm describe it.
The LinkStorm WordPress plugin has 90+ active installs and no reviews on WordPress.org; it was last updated 13 February 2025 and tested up to WordPress 6.73. We found no independent reviews we could open.
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If any of these describe you, we would rather say so than take your money.
Your site is not on WordPress
LinkStorm’s snippet works on any platform, including JavaScript-heavy sites1. Silotree’s audit reads any site, but it only writes links into WordPress.
You run many small sites on one budget
Every LinkStorm plan includes unlimited websites; $30 a month covers 1,000 URLs across all of them7. Silotree plans are priced by number of sites.
You want links to appear without approving each one
Auto-Accept places every current and future suggestion without review5. Silotree can auto-approve strong matches, but still writes them in batches you can see and undo.
What happens to your links, step by step.
LinkStorm’s accepted links live in its snippet, and its FAQ says they stop displaying when the subscription ends1. Only links you added by hand in its manual mode are in your posts12. Plan the switch so pages are not left without links in between.
- Export LinkStorm’s Link Opportunities report to CSV while your subscription is active4 — it is your record of which pages linked where.
- Run Silotree’s free link checker with the snippet removed. Because LinkStorm’s links were never in your posts, this shows what your site looks like without them.
- Work through Silotree’s ranked suggestions, starting with the pages LinkStorm linked most. Each link is written into the post, so nothing depends on a script again.
- Write them in one batch, then cancel LinkStorm. Pages are covered by Silotree’s links before its snippet goes.
Before you decide
Is Silotree a LinkStorm alternative?
For a WordPress site, yes. Both find internal link opportunities and use Search Console data. The difference is where the result lives: Silotree writes approved links into your posts as plain HTML, so they stay if you ever stop paying, and every batch can be undone from inside WordPress.
Does a JavaScript-placed link count for SEO?
Google renders JavaScript, so links added by a script can be seen — usually on a delay, and not by every crawler or AI assistant that reads your pages. A link written into the HTML is seen by all of them the first time.
Can Silotree’s changes be undone?
Every change is one phrase already in your sentence, wrapped in a link. A revision is saved before each edit, the post is read back to confirm the link landed, and any batch can be reversed from inside WordPress.
Linkbot works the same way, with a script — Silotree vs Linkbot covers it — and InLinks adds schema on top. To see several tools priced side by side, the Link Whisper alternatives roundup includes LinkStorm.
LinkStorm is a trademark of its owner. This comparison describes how each tool works from its own public pages and from public reviews, quoted briefly. Every source was opened on , and prices are as listed that day. If something here is wrong or out of date, tell us and we will change it.
Sources
Each one opened and read on 11 October 2026.
- LinkStorm Help Center: FAQ (updated 2026-02-20)
- LinkStorm help: Use GSC data to prioritize internal linking
- LinkStorm — WordPress.org plugin listing
- LinkStorm help: Link Opportunities report (updated 2026-03-25)
- LinkStorm help: Internal links automation (auto-accept)
- LinkStorm homepage
- LinkStorm pricing page
- LinkStorm help: Prioritize pages (2026-03-25)
- LinkStorm help: Fix internal link issues
- LinkStorm help: Understanding credits and quotas (updated 2026-06-07)
- LinkStorm Terms of Use
- LinkStorm help: How to automatize building internal links
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