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Czechia is a compact but active web market, with 2629 sites available for sponsored articles and backlinks across every topic. Whether you want to reach Czech-speaking readers or add a regional signal to a wider link profile, the key is to match the site to your goal rather than chase the biggest number. This page explains what the local market looks like, what to budget and which mistakes to avoid.
The median authority of Czech sites is 25 (DR, or DA when DR is not available), and 42% of the sites reach 30 or more. By authority band, 1034 sites sit at 0–19, 487 at 20–29, 296 at 30–39, 657 at 40–59 and 155 at 60 or above. In other words, the market is broad at the entry level, but there is a solid middle tier and a small group of strong publications.
Median organic traffic is 228 visits per month, a reminder that many Czech sites are niche or local. That is not a weakness in itself: a small, well-targeted site read by your audience can be worth more than a generic high-authority one. Almost all links (99%) are dofollow, so the link attribute rarely decides the choice; relevance and site quality do.
Start with language and theme. A Czech-language article on a site your customers actually read sends a clearer signal than a translated post on an unrelated blog. If you work in a specific sector, browse the matching category, such as finance backlinks in Czechia, tech and IT sites or health and wellness publications. Retail and lifestyle brands may prefer fashion and beauty or home and garden, while news and media sites suit announcements and brand visibility.
Then check authority and traffic together, not separately. A site with modest metrics but a clear editorial line, real readers and a natural outbound link profile is usually safer than one that publishes anything for anyone. For a deeper look at the figures, the guide on which SEO metrics really matter is a useful reference.
Prices here include the article and are quoted excluding VAT. They start at 37 €, the median is 99 €, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at 754 €. For most campaigns, the median range gives a good balance between quality and cost, and it lets you spread several links across different sites instead of putting everything on one.
If you want to estimate what a link is worth before you commit, the article on backlink prices and link value explains the main factors. You can also compare plans on the pricing page or read how the process works on the how it works page.
The most common error is buying on metrics alone. Sites that publish on every subject, display an unusual number of outbound links or show traffic that does not match their audience can put your profile at risk; this guide on spotting PBNs and link farms shows the warning signs. Another frequent mistake is over-optimised anchor text, so vary your anchors and keep them natural.
Finally, think of Czech links as one part of a larger plan. If you target several markets, the guide to international SEO and backlinks will help you balance countries, and neighbouring markets such as Poland or Germany can complement a Central European strategy.
Prices start at 37 € including the article, excluding VAT. The median is 99 €, and the strongest 10% of sites start at 754 €.
Yes, 99% of the links available are dofollow. Since the attribute is almost always the same, focus on relevance, audience and site quality when you choose.
The median authority is 25, and 42% of sites score 30 or more. A relevant site in the 20–40 range is often enough, and higher bands make sense for competitive topics or larger budgets.