5,602 sites from €30 excl. VAT: median authority 45, median traffic 1 k visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
The UK is one of the most competitive and mature markets for organic search, and a link from a well-chosen British site can carry real weight for local rankings. LinkBooster lists 5,612 UK-published sites across all topics, with prices starting at €30 excluding VAT, article included. Here is how to read those numbers and pick sites that fit your goals.
If your customers are in Britain, links from sites published there send a clear geographic and linguistic signal. British English, local references and a domestic readership all help a page look relevant to UK searchers, which is hard to replicate with links from unrelated markets. They also bring referral visits from an audience that is likely to convert.
UK links are just as useful for brands working across borders. A global profile usually needs strong anchors in each target market, a point covered in our guide to international SEO and backlinks. If you are also targeting other countries, you can compare with the United States or Germany listings.
The market is broad but uneven. Of the 5,612 sites, 2,715 sit in the 0–19 authority range and 337 in the 20–29 range. The middle and upper tiers are smaller: 435 sites at 30–39, 1,022 at 40–59 and 491 at 60 or above. Overall, 39% of sites have an authority of 30 or more, and the median authority (DR, or DA when DR is missing) is 45.
Traffic and link type are also worth checking. The median site receives 1,412 organic visits per month, and 92% of links are dofollow, so passing authority is the norm rather than the exception. For a deeper look at what each score really tells you, see our comparison of Trust Flow, Domain Authority and DR.
Prices start at €30, but the median is €262, and the strongest 10% of sites start at €2,229. A sensible approach is to mix a few higher-authority placements with several mid-range ones rather than spending everything on one prestigious link. Our article on 2026 backlink prices explains how to estimate what a link is worth.
Topic relevance should come before raw authority. A finance brand will gain more from the Finance & Investing category than from a general site with a higher score, and the same logic applies to Tech & IT or Health & Wellness. Then check that the site has genuine organic traffic, publishes in natural English and shows editorial standards.
You can browse every option on the backlinks by topic and country page, or see how sponsored placements work on the sponsored articles page.
The most common error is chasing the cheapest links. A very low price on a site with no traffic and a pile of outbound links is often a warning sign, and our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms shows what to look for. Another is repeating the same exact-match anchor text; vary anchors and keep them natural, as described in the piece on anchor text distribution.
Finally, think in terms of a steady plan rather than a one-off purchase. Spacing out placements, mixing topics and keeping content genuinely useful makes a profile that holds up better over time.
Prices start at €30 excluding VAT, with the article included. The median is €262, and the top 10% of sites start at €2,229.
Most are: 92% of the listed UK sites offer dofollow links. Check the details of each listing before you order.
The median authority is 45, and 39% of sites reach 30 or more. Relevance and real traffic matter as much as the score, so weigh all three.