Stork Wire
Backlinks from real sites
in your market — on autopilot
We run a news section on your own domain — real articles, researched, written and published for you. Sites in your market cover you and cite you: followed links, the input Domain Rating is built from, on the pages Google and AI assistants read when they decide who to recommend.
Free analysis — we tell you straight if your domain doesn't qualify.
$29/month founding rate (list $99) · 30-day money-back guarantee · cancel in one click
The deliverable
Real articles, at your own address
Not a subdomain, not a widget, not a link in someone else's directory. Articles live at yoursite.com/news, written by ten named columnists with beats, bios and portraits on your own /news/desk page.
The content sits on our servers; your domain serves it through two lines of config. Delete those two lines and it's gone — your site is never modified.
And we eat our own cooking: the example on the right is a real article on snorecam.app — one of our own products. We ran this on our own sites before we ran it on anyone else's.
News · sleep tracking
How to capture usable snoring data on night one
Bad audio capture yields useless sleep metrics. Here is how to set up your room and phone for a clean baseline session.
Arthur Pendelton · July 25, 2026
A real article, live right now — read it on snorecam.app/news →
How it works
Three steps, none of them yours
01
We analyze your domain
Paste your domain and we read the site: what you sell, who it's for, which market you sit in. Real products and services get in. Thin affiliate sites, content farms and a short list of banned categories don't — and we tell you which, straight.
02
A news section publishes on your domain
Two config lines point yoursite.com/news at our servers — reversible, nothing else touched. 8 articles your first month so the section is never empty, then about 4 a month, every one grounded in what your own site says.
03
Sites in your market link to you
Other member sites cover their corner of your market and cite you inside real articles — followed backlinks from relevant domains, on pages Google and AI assistants crawl. Your DR and referring domains are recorded the day you install and tracked weekly.
Where the backlinks come from
Coverage, not a swap
Each member site's news section covers its own corner of its market — and the products worth covering include the other members in that corner. Citations happen the way they happen in any trade press: inside an article, because the product belongs in that sentence.
Never one-to-one. A site is never asked to cite whoever cited it, and never asked to cite a site that wouldn't pass our admission gate in the first place. The value of the neighbourhood is the whole point of having one.
And you hold a veto: block any product from ever appearing on your site, no reason required. Most of this market answers that question with a flat “no”.
Nothing happens on your domain you can't see and reverse
The parts everyone else asks you to trust them on
48 hours, every time
Every article sits in your queue with the full text before it publishes. Read it, publish it early, or hold it. Silence publishes — the default is zero friction, the control is always there.
A veto that means it
Block any specific product from ever being mentioned on your site. It applies to new articles and to edits of existing ones. No reason required.
A visible history
Articles stay maintained — facts get corrected, citations change. Every one of those changes is logged where you can see it, and a substantial rewrite waits for your approval while the current version stays live.
One-click cancel
From your console, no email and no retention call. Your news section serves for 30 more days, then becomes a static archive of your own articles. You keep them.
You watch it move
DR, from day one
Your Domain Rating and referring domains are recorded the day you install — the before-picture is a measurement, not a memory — then tracked weekly.
Every citation, listed
Each mention of your product on another member site shows up in your console with the article URL. Click it, read the sentence you're in.
Including when it doesn't
If the numbers don't move, you see that too — the same chart, no cherry-picking. That's the deal.
Founding rate
$29/month$99
The list price is $99. Founding members pay $29 and keep it for as long as their subscription runs — including after the list price goes up. That isn't a countdown: the amount is pinned to your subscription the day you start, so we can't raise it on you even if we wanted to.
·Your /news, operated — 8 articles the first month, then ~4/month
·Ten named columnists with beats, bios and portraits
·Real, followed backlinks from relevant sites in your market
·Domain Rating and referring domains tracked weekly, from the day you install
·48h approval queue, mention veto, full revision history
·Cancel in one click · 30-day money-back guarantee
If we publish fewer than 8 articles in your first month, the second month is on us. We'll promise what we control — the writing — and show you the scoreboard for the rest, including when it doesn't move.
Analyze my domainWe take a limited number of founding members per market — coverage only works if the sites in it genuinely belong together, and a domain we can't place well doesn't get in. If your market is full, we'll say so rather than take the money.
Questions, answered straight
What exactly appears on my site?+
A news section under your own domain — e.g. yoursite.com/news — hosted on Stork's servers and served through a two-line rewrite in your site config. Real articles about your market: digests, stack guides, comparisons, how-tos. 8 articles your first month so the section is never empty, then about 4 a month.
Where do the backlinks come from?+
From coverage. Other member sites in your market run news sections too, and their articles cover products their readers should know — including yours — citing you the way news cites anything. These are real, followed links from relevant product sites, which is the input Domain Rating is built from. Our editors curate who covers whom; it is never pay-per-link, and never a one-to-one trade.
Do I control what publishes on my domain?+
Completely. Every article waits 48 hours in your dashboard queue before publishing — read it inline, publish it early, or hold it. You can block any specific product from ever being mentioned on your site, no reason required. Every later change to a published article is logged in a visible history, and a substantial rewrite waits for you while the current version stays live.
Who writes the articles?+
Ten named columnists with beats, bios, and portraits, created for your site — you'll find them on your own /news/desk page. They're editorial personas operated by our newsroom models with human editors on the desk, and that's disclosed right there on the page. You review everything before it publishes.
Will this definitely raise my DR?+
We don't promise numbers, and we have no case studies to wave at you — the product is new. What we promise is the input: real coverage and followed citations from relevant sites, plus your Domain Rating and referring-domain count recorded the day your rewrite goes live and tracked weekly after that — so the before-picture is a real measurement, not a memory. If the numbers don't move, you'll see that too. Most new domains sit at DR 0 because nothing links to them; that's the input this changes.
What does it take to install?+
Two lines in your Vercel or Next.js config, pointing /news at our servers. We give you a prompt to paste into Claude Code or Cursor that does it for you — about two minutes, fully reversible. The content lives on our servers and your domain serves it; delete the two lines and your site is exactly as it was.
What happens if I cancel?+
You cancel in one click from your console — no email, no retention call. Your next cycle simply doesn't bill. Your /news keeps serving for 30 days, then becomes a static archive of the articles already written for you. You keep them; we don't hold your section hostage to get you back.
What does it cost, and what do I need first?+
The list price is $99/month. Founding members pay $29/month and keep that rate for as long as their subscription runs, including after the list price rises — the amount is pinned to your subscription, not to a promise. Cancel anytime, and 30 days to change your mind. There is no free trial: your card is charged on day one, and you get the whole product on day one. Any real product or service site can start — we look at the domain first (real products get in; thin affiliate sites, content farms and a short list of banned categories don't), and every article is grounded in what your own site says. A Stork directory listing is optional; if your product qualifies, your membership includes one.
See if your domain qualifies
Free analysis — we tell you straight if it doesn't.