Searcharoo just bought High Rise Links.
This isn’t just a domain redirect or a rebrand.
It’s a full-blown acquisition, and it matters.
Who are these two?
Searcharoo is already a known player in the link building space – white-label focus, UK roots, clean delivery.
High Rise Links had a smaller footprint, but was respected for private network outreach and niche authority placements.
Now they’re one.
Why this matters
1. Stronger Link Inventory
Searcharoo gains access to HRL’s curated publisher relationships.
That means more niches, more DR70+ sites, and more exclusivity.
2. Better Deal Structuring
High Rise Links was known for custom packages.
Expect Searcharoo to roll out hybrid offerings – maybe guest posts + niche edits + HARO links in bundles.
3. Agency Appeal
Both catered to agencies.
Together, they now become harder to beat on pricing, turnaround, and reliability.
4. Cleaner Systems
HRL was scrappy but effective.
Searcharoo will likely migrate their ops into a cleaner dashboard with reporting and order tracking.
What’s next?
Expect to see:
• More U.S.-based placements
• Custom blogger outreach options
• Better pricing at volume
• Potential expansion into digital PR
The bottom line
Searcharoo didn’t just buy another link provider – they bought a shortcut to growth.
If they integrate it well, expect them to rise up as one of the dominant vendors in the UK and U.S. markets for authority link building.
