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Is there a legit site that can provide assist in linking you submitted site, FREE or Inexpensive. Aside from backling directories, is there anything else?

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The OP () asked for legit, low-cost ways to get links. Replies from and touched on paid placements; that route can create long-term risk if done purely to manipulate rankings. For sustainable results, focus on earning editorial links by being useful to the sites you want links from — Google documents what it treats as manipulative link schemes Google on link schemes.

Practical, inexpensive tactics that have worked repeatedly:

  • Broken‑link rescue: find resource pages in your niche with dead links and offer your content as a replacement (an outreachable, quick win). See a how‑to overview at Moz Broken link building.
  • HARO / reporter queries: answer journalist requests with concise expertise; earned mentions often include links and are free to use Help a Reporter Out.
  • Small, targeted assets: a short original checklist, case snapshot, or micro‑data point can attract links without huge effort — promote it directly to 10–30 relevant sites.
  • Niche community contributions: participate on industry forums, resource pages, or association sites where links are editorial and relevant.
  • Local/business citations and partner mentions: if applicable, get listed on trustworthy industry or local directories and partners (quality over quantity).

A simple 30‑day workflow: 1) Create one small linkable asset. 2) Manually find 20 relevant targets (resource pages, blogs, broken links). 3) Send short, personalized outreach offering the asset as a replacement or resource. 4) Log responses and watch backlinks with Google Search Console (https://search.google.com/search-console). Prioritize relevance and editorial context; one strong, relevant link beats many low‑quality ones.

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Do a google search for text link brokers or sites where you can purchase text links. However, keep in mind that this is often considered black hat by the search engines.

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Do a google search for text link brokers or sites where you can purchase text links. However, keep in mind that this is often considered black hat by the search engines.

I agree.

I'll also add you can pay for sites/big blogs to write about your site, but as long as it won't be interesting - it will be expensive.

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search in google
and you can get many answers

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