1,965 sites from €28 excl. VAT: median authority 34, median traffic 25 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Germany is Europe's largest economy, and its business web is a mix of a few powerful publications and a long tail of small niche blogs. This page lists 1974 sites in the Business & Entrepreneurship category, with real metrics so you can pick placements that fit your goals and budget. Below you will find guidance on choosing sites, what to expect to pay and which mistakes to avoid.
If you sell to German-speaking companies, a link from a German-language business site does two things: it passes authority to your pages and it tells search engines that your content is relevant to this market. Founders, B2B software vendors, consultancies, fintech and e-commerce services benefit most, because their buyers read specialist business content before they decide.
A link is only part of the picture. A well-written sponsored article also puts your brand in front of readers who care about startups, finance, management or marketing. For a wider view of how this fits into a market-by-market approach, see our guide to international SEO and backlinks.
The 1974 available sites are heavily weighted toward the low end of the authority scale: 1463 have a rating between 0 and 19, 134 sit between 20 and 29, 144 between 30 and 39, 155 between 40 and 59, and 78 reach 60 or more. The median authority is 34, and 19% of sites score 30 or higher. Median organic traffic is 26 visits per month, so many sites are small, and traffic should be checked individually rather than assumed.
On the positive side, 98% of links are dofollow, so most placements can pass ranking signals. If you are unsure which indicators deserve your attention, our comparison of Trust Flow, Domain Authority and DR explains what each one really tells you.
Prices include the article and are quoted excluding VAT. They start at €28, the median is €751, and the top 10% of the most powerful sites begin at €3312. The gap between entry-level and median pricing shows that cheap placements and strong ones are different products. For a realistic benchmark, read our overview of backlink prices and how to estimate what a link is worth.
When comparing sites, check four things: topical fit with your offer, language of the content, authority, and real organic traffic. A modest site that is truly about entrepreneurship usually beats a high-authority generalist with unrelated posts. If your product also touches other themes, nearby pages such as Tech & IT backlinks in Germany or News & Media backlinks in Germany can complement your plan.
The most common error is buying on price alone. Very low-cost sites with no traffic and a sprawl of unrelated topics can look like link farms; our article on spotting PBNs and low-quality link sellers shows the warning signs. Another mistake is repeating the same exact-match anchor, which looks unnatural, so vary your anchors as explained in the guide on anchor text distribution.
Finally, write for readers. German audiences expect clear, factual content in correct German, not translated copy. Spread your links over several weeks, mix brand and descriptive anchors, and build gradually. You can browse all sponsored articles and guest posts or go back to the backlinks in Germany hub to compare other topics.
They help most when your target audience is in Germany or reads German, since topical and language relevance matter. For a site serving several markets, they work best as one part of a wider international profile.
Prices start at €28 excluding VAT, with a median of €751. The 10% most powerful sites start at €3312. The article is included in each price.
Aim for relevance first, then authority and genuine traffic. A tightly focused business site with a real audience is often a safer and more useful choice than a high-rated site with unrelated content.