143 sites from €40 excl. VAT: median authority 24, median traffic 506 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Poland has a lively food culture, from home cooking and regional recipes to restaurant reviews and culinary travel, and a large Polish-language audience searches for it every day. A backlink from a relevant food site can lift your visibility in that market. This page explains what the 143 available sites offer, how to choose among them and what budget to plan for.
Food content is one of the most competitive areas of the Polish web, with recipe blogs, online grocers, kitchenware shops and meal-delivery services all competing for the same queries. A link placed in an article on a genuine cooking site sends a clear topical signal to search engines and brings readers who are already interested in your subject. It works best when the article is written in Polish and suits the local audience.
Typical buyers include food e-commerce stores, restaurants, producers of regional specialities, cookware brands and travel businesses. If your offer reaches beyond cooking, nearby themes can complement it, such as health and wellness sites in Poland or home and garden publications. For the wider picture of the market, see our overview of backlinks and sponsored articles in Poland.
The catalogue lists 143 sites. The median authority is 24, and 29% of sites reach 30 or more. The split is as follows: 76 sites at 0–19, 26 at 20–29, 31 at 30–39, 9 at 40–59 and a single one at 60 or above. The median organic traffic is 506 visits per month, which is modest but often well targeted for a niche topic. Some 95% of links are dofollow.
In practice, this is a market of small and mid-sized specialist publications rather than giant portals. That is not a weakness: a recipe blog with a loyal readership can send more qualified visitors than a generic site with a higher score. Treat authority as one criterion among several, and check the actual topic, the language and the quality of recent articles.
Prices include the article and exclude VAT. They start at 40 €, the median is 187 €, and the top 10% of sites, the most powerful, start at 1410 €. A sensible approach for most advertisers is to spread the budget over several mid-range placements rather than spend everything on one premium site. For a detailed breakdown, read how much a guest post costs by niche and DR and the guide to 2026 backlink prices and link value.
Once you have picked your sites, you can order through the sponsored articles service, and how it works explains the steps on LinkBooster.
The most common mistake is chasing metrics alone. Avoid sites that publish on every subject, show sudden traffic drops or sell links in obvious bulk; our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs. Vary your anchor texts as well, using brand names, URLs and descriptive phrases, as explained in anchor text distribution.
Finally, make sure the article is genuinely useful: a good recipe, a buying guide or a producer story will be read, shared and indexed more reliably than a thin advertorial.
Mostly, yes: 95% of the listed sites offer dofollow links. Sponsored content can still carry specific rel attributes depending on the publisher's policy.
Prices start at 40 € including the article, the median is 187 €, and the strongest 10% of sites begin at 1410 €, all excluding VAT.
Generally yes. Polish content matches the readers and the search queries of the local market, and it looks more natural to both visitors and search engines.