365 sites from €69 excl. VAT: median authority 30, median traffic 3 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Germany has a large, well-established food and cooking web, from recipe blogs to regional gastronomy magazines. LinkBooster currently lists 364 sites in this topic published in Germany, which gives you plenty of choice but also means careful filtering matters. This page explains what these links are good for, how to pick sites, and what budget to plan.
A backlink from a German food site tells search engines that your page is relevant to a German-speaking audience and a specific subject. That suits recipe publishers, kitchen equipment shops, meal-kit services, food producers, restaurants and delivery brands. Because 99% of the listed sites offer dofollow links, the link can pass authority rather than only referral traffic.
If your project covers several markets, the German links are one piece of a wider profile. Our guide to international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance countries, and the Germany overview shows other topics available in the same market.
The catalogue is dominated by smaller sites. Of the 364 available, 285 have an authority between 0 and 19, 31 sit between 20 and 29, 19 between 30 and 39, 24 between 40 and 59, and only 5 reach 60 or more. The median authority is 30, and 13% of sites score 30 or higher. The median organic traffic is just 3 visits per month, so many sites are niche or young, and traffic alone will not separate good from weak.
That does not make low-authority sites useless. A focused blog with a genuine readership can bring a relevant, natural link at a modest price. But if your goal is authority transfer, concentrate on the 48 sites rated 40 and above. To understand how these metrics differ, read our comparison of Trust Flow, Domain Authority and DR.
Prices include the written article and exclude VAT. They start at €69, the median is €617, and the strongest 10% of sites begin at €3151. The gap is wide, so decide first whether you want several affordable links on relevant niche sites or one or two premium placements. For a method to judge value, see 2026 backlink prices and how to estimate a link's worth, or check the general pricing page.
A balanced plan often mixes a few mid-range sites with a handful of cheaper, highly relevant ones. This looks more natural than buying only from the top tier and spreads your risk.
Check that the site is truly in German, has a clear editorial line about food, and publishes regularly. Look for real articles, consistent design and outbound links to credible sources. Avoid sites that cover every subject from casinos to cooking, a typical sign described in our article on spotting PBNs and link farms.
Write content that earns the link: a seasonal recipe roundup, a regional ingredient guide or an equipment test works better than a promotional text. Vary your anchors and keep them natural, following the advice on anchor text distribution. When you are ready, you can browse sponsored articles on vetted media.
Yes, 99% of the listed sites offer dofollow links. Always confirm the link attribute in your order brief.
Prices start at €69 excluding VAT, with the article included. The median is €617, and the top 10% of sites start at €3151.
Not necessarily. Relevance, language and editorial quality matter as much as authority. A mix of a few stronger sites and several relevant niche ones is often the safest approach.