Stork Wire publishes a news section on your domain and earns followed backlinks from vetted member sites. $99 per month, 12 articles, full approval control.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Stork Wire is a backlink and AI-visibility service from Stork.AI, an independent software company in San Francisco. It publishes a real news section at yoursite.com/news on the customer's own domain, and the links back to that customer come from articles published on other member sites in the same market. The stated goals are a higher Domain Rating and a better chance of being recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google.
The approach differs from buying links. Stork says links are never traded one-for-one and never sold per placement. Its editors decide which member covers which, and every article is disclosed as such on the page. Every site in the network passed the same vetting a new customer goes through, and domains such as gaming, thin affiliate and content farms are turned away.
Wire is the main business of Stork.AI, which also runs a directory of AI tools, agents and MCP servers in eight languages. Its about page describes the company as owner-operated, with no outside funding or parent company behind it.
Setup begins when you paste a domain. Stork reads the site to work out what you sell, who it is for and which market you are in. A free analyzer returns Domain Rating, traffic, referring domains and whether the domain qualifies, in about ten seconds and with no account needed.
Next, a news section goes live. The content is hosted on Stork's servers, and your domain serves it through two lines of config, with a two-minute install described for Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare and nginx. Deleting the two lines removes the section, and your site itself is never modified. Twelve articles are published each month.
Then the links arrive. Other members in your market cover products their readers should know about, including yours, and link to you with followed links. The results are tracked weekly in your console, where each backlink is listed along with the AI answers that cite your domain.
The articles are written by ten named writers, each with a beat, a bio and a portrait on a /news/desk page on your own domain. Stork's about page states that these writers are personas operated by its models, with human editors reviewing the output, and that this is disclosed on every article.
Control is a central feature. Every article lands in your dashboard queue with its full text. On autopilot, the default, it publishes as written. With autopilot off, each article waits 48 hours for your approval. You can hold or pull anything, block any product from being mentioned, and see a logged history of every change to a published article. Substantial rewrites wait for your approval.
Measurement sits in the same console. Domain Rating is recorded at install and tracked weekly, backlinks are listed individually, and AI citations are tracked weekly across six engines. An optional, read-only Search Console connection adds clicks, impressions and queries for the pages Wire writes.
Stork Wire is a subscription service from Stork.AI that publishes a news section at yoursite.com/news on your own domain. Backlinks to your site come from articles on other vetted member sites in your market. It also tracks Domain Rating, backlinks and AI citations.
Stork Wire costs $99 per month, the same for every domain, and can be cancelled anytime. It includes 12 articles a month and followed links from vetted member sites. There is no pay-per-link charge.
The site does not mention a free trial of Wire. It offers a free domain analyzer that reports Domain Rating, traffic, referring domains and whether your domain qualifies. The analyzer takes about ten seconds and needs no account.
They come from articles on other member sites in your market that cover products their readers should know about, including yours. The links are followed. Stork's editors decide who covers whom, and links are never traded one-for-one.
Yes. Every article appears in your dashboard queue, and on autopilot it publishes as written. With autopilot off, each article waits 48 hours for your approval. You can hold or pull anything and block any product from being mentioned.
You add two lines of config to your site. The site names Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare and nginx, and describes a two-minute install. Deleting the two lines removes the news section, and your site is not modified.
Cancellation is one click, with no email or retention call. Your news section serves for 30 more days and then becomes a static archive of your own articles, which you keep.
Ten named writer personas with beats, bios and portraits, created for your site. Stork's about page says they are operated by its models with human editors reviewing the output, and this is disclosed on every article.