A guest post finder is a free online tool that creates ready-made search queries to locate blogs accepting guest contributions. Type your niche and it generates 20+ footprint searches, such as your niche plus "write for us", that you open on Google, Bing or DuckDuckGo. It never scrapes results, so every site you find is a real page you can verify yourself.
Find blogs that accept guest posts, no guessing
Enter your niche and optional filters below. The tool builds 24 ready-made search queries across four proven methods, plus a pitch email template builder and a vetting checklist so you only pitch sites worth your time.
Honest note: this tool builds search links you click yourself. It does not scrape search engines or invent a database of sites, so results come straight from the search engine you pick and are always within its terms.
Build your search queries
Type your niche and optional filters, then click Generate. Every query becomes a one-click search link.
Your queries
Pitch email template builder
Fill the fields, generate a short outreach email, then rewrite it in your own voice. Customize every pitch to the blog and never mass-blast.
Vetting checklist
Run every candidate through this list before you spend an hour writing a pitch.
- Check recent posts. A blog that has not published in months may be abandoned; guest posts on dead sites earn nothing.
- Confirm they still accept posts. Open the guidelines page and filter Google results to the past year so you only pitch active programs.
- Read the content quality. Thin filler with no real insight means your article will not get real readers either.
- Use a free authority extension. A free browser extension like MozBar shows Domain Authority right inside Google results.
- Check topical fit. Your niche should appear in several recent headlines, not just one old post from 2019.
Honest notes
- No scraping, no databases. The tool builds search links you click yourself; results come straight from the search engine you pick, so nothing here can go stale or get blocked.
- No fake authority scores. This page never invents DA or DR numbers. Check authority on the live results with a free browser extension instead.
- Links are starting points. A query that worked last year can surface stale pages, so always confirm the guidelines page is current before pitching.
How to use the Guest Post Finder in 5 steps
- Type your niche keyword (for example "fitness") and any extra words like a sub-niche.
- Add your own domain so it gets excluded from every query with -site:.
- Pick Google, Bing or DuckDuckGo and click "Generate queries".
- Work through the four groups, opening the most promising searches and saving good targets.
- Enter a known guest author's name to unlock the reverse method and find even more sites.
How do I find guest post sites for free?
Type your niche into the builder above and open the generated queries on Google, Bing or DuckDuckGo. The tool combines proven footprints like "write for us" with your niche, so every result is a site that has invited guest posts before. Run the reverse method on a known guest author to double your target list.
Save the best targets in a spreadsheet with the site name, guidelines URL and contact details, and track which ones you pitched.
What are the best Google search queries for guest posting?
Combine your niche with footprints such as "write for us", "guest post guidelines" and "become a contributor". Add operators for precision: intitle:"write for us" finds guidelines pages, inurl:write-for-us finds submission URLs, and -site: filters remove Pinterest and Facebook noise from your results.
The advanced operators group above builds all of these automatically with your niche already filled in.
How do I vet a guest post site before pitching?
Check the checklist above: confirm the site published recently, verify it still accepts posts with a past-year results filter, and read the content quality carefully. Use a free DA browser extension to sanity-check authority, and make sure your niche genuinely fits its recent topics before you write any pitch.
Ten minutes of vetting beats an hour of writing a pitch for a site that was never going to say yes.
Frequently asked questions
Is this guest post finder really free?
Yes. Generate unlimited query sets, export CSVs and build pitch emails with no signup and no paywall. Everything runs in your browser and your searches are saved only on your device.
Does the tool scrape Google or give me a list of sites?
No. It builds ready-made search links that you open yourself on Google, Bing or DuckDuckGo. Results come straight from the search engine, which keeps the tool honest, reliable and within every search engine's terms.
What is the reverse guest author method?
Instead of searching a keyword, you search a person. Enter the name of a competitor or a known guest author and the tool builds queries like "this post was written by [name]". Any site that published their guest post is a site that accepts guest posts.
How many queries does it generate?
24 in total: 8 classic footprint queries, 6 advanced operator queries, 4 reverse-author queries (when you enter a name) and 6 site-type swap queries. Each one is a one-click search link with copy and export options.
Will editors accept my guest post pitches?
No tool can guarantee acceptance. What works is targeting sites you have vetted, following their guidelines exactly, and customizing every pitch with a real comment about their content. The template builder gives you a solid starting draft, not a mass-blast script.
Where is my data stored?
In your browser's localStorage, on your device only. Your niche keywords and recent searches are never uploaded or shared.