758 sites from €30 excl. VAT: median authority 37, median traffic 257 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Spain's business and entrepreneurship web covers startups, SMEs, freelancers, e-commerce and regional economic news, which makes it a useful place to earn links if you target Spanish-speaking founders and buyers. LinkBooster lists 773 sites in this category, with prices starting at 28 € and a median authority of 37. Here is how to read those figures and pick the right placements.
A link from a Spanish business publication does two things at once. It passes authority to your pages, and it signals to search engines that your brand is relevant to Spanish-language entrepreneurs, which matters for B2B services, SaaS tools, consultancies, coworking spaces, accounting software and online training. Because 99 % of the listed sites offer dofollow links, most placements can pass ranking value, provided the article is genuinely relevant.
If you are expanding beyond one market, compare this page with the same theme in other countries, such as business backlinks in France or business backlinks in Germany. The guide on international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance a link profile across several languages.
The catalogue is broad. By authority, 300 sites sit between 0 and 19, 96 between 20 and 29, 154 between 30 and 39, 170 between 40 and 59, and 53 reach 60 or more. About 49 % of sites have an authority of 30 or higher, and the median organic traffic is 252 visits per month. That traffic figure is modest, so a link's value often comes more from topical fit and editorial quality than from raw audience size.
Budget follows the same spread. Articles start at 28 €, the median price is 300 €, and the strongest 10 % begin at 1396 €. Low-priced sites can work for early-stage projects or for diversifying your profile, while mid-range and premium sites suit competitive pages. For a deeper look at valuation, see 2026 backlink prices and how to estimate a link's worth, and check which metrics to trust in this comparison of DR, DA and Trust Flow.
Start with relevance. A guide on invoicing for freelancers fits a small-business blog far better than a general news portal. Check that the site publishes in Spanish, that its recent articles are on topic, and that traffic looks real rather than inflated. Avoid sites that publish about every subject or that carry many outbound links per page; the article on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs.
Formats that work well include practical how-to articles, case studies, market analyses and interviews, each with one or two contextual links. If you need broader coverage, neighbouring themes such as finance and investing in Spain or tech and IT in Spain can complement your business placements.
The most common mistakes are buying only on authority, repeating the same exact-match anchor and publishing everything in a single week. Vary your anchors between brand, URL and descriptive phrases, and spread placements over time. The guide on anchor text distribution explains a safe balance.
Set a budget per target page, mix a few higher-authority sites with several mid-range ones, and review results after a few weeks. For a step-by-step approach, read the complete guide to buying backlinks or browse the wider Spain backlinks overview.
Prices start at 28 €, with a median of 300 € and the top 10 % of sites from 1396 €. The article is included, and prices exclude VAT.
Yes, 99 % of the listed sites offer dofollow links. Relevance and editorial quality still matter more than the attribute alone.
The median authority is 37, and 49 % of sites score 30 or higher. For most projects, a mix of mid-range sites with relevant content is a sound starting point.