157 sites from €36 excl. VAT: median authority 42, median traffic 130 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
India's home and decoration web is one of the busiest niches in the country, covering interior design, furniture, renovation, gardening and everyday household advice. This page lists 157 sites in that theme, with prices starting at €36 excluding VAT, article included. Here is how to read the numbers and choose a placement that fits your goals.
A link from a site that talks about interiors, furnishings or garden care sends a clear topical signal. Search engines read the surrounding content as much as the link itself, so a page about balcony planters or modular kitchens carries more weight for a home brand than a generic placement. This is especially true when your audience is in India and your pages target Indian shoppers or service seekers.
These links suit furniture and decor e-commerce, home-improvement services, renovation contractors, appliance brands, real estate content and garden suppliers. If you work across the wider market, the Home & Garden backlinks hub shows the same theme in other countries, and the country overview for India covers every other topic.
The median authority is 42 (DR, or DA when DR is unavailable), and 66% of sites reach 30 or more. By band, 42 sites sit at 0–19, 11 at 20–29, 28 at 30–39, 55 at 40–59 and 21 at 60 or above. The middle range is the largest, which gives you plenty of choice between affordable and strong placements.
Median organic traffic is 130 visits per month, a modest figure that reminds you not to judge a site on authority alone. Many home blogs are niche, with loyal readers and little volume. In addition, 99% of the links are dofollow, so they pass authority, though a natural profile still benefits from some variety. The guide on rel=sponsored, nofollow and UGC explains what Google expects from paid placements.
Prices start at €36, the median is €92, and the top 10% most powerful sites begin at €350. A realistic plan mixes a few mid-priced articles on sites with authority between 30 and 59 and, if the goal justifies it, one premium placement. For a deeper breakdown, read how much a guest post costs and the 2026 guide to estimating what a link is worth.
When comparing sites, check that the content is truly about home, decor or gardening, that the language matches your audience, and that the traffic looks organic rather than inflated. A site with DR 45 and steady visits usually beats a DR 60 site with no real readers. Once you have a shortlist, the buy backlinks page explains the ordering process.
The most common mistake is chasing the cheapest links in the 0–19 band without checking quality. Sites that publish on every subject, or that look like networks built only to sell links, can do more harm than good; the article on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs.
Another error is repeating the same exact-match anchor. Use brand names, URLs and natural phrases, and spread them out over time, as explained in the guide to anchor text distribution. Finally, aim for a useful article with a clear angle, such as a buying guide or a decor trend, instead of an advert with a link tucked in.
Prices start at €36 excluding VAT, with a median of €92. The top 10% strongest sites start at €350. The article is included in every price.
Yes, 99% of the listed sites offer dofollow links. A mix of anchors and placements still helps keep your profile natural.
The median authority is 42, and 66% of sites are at 30 or above. For most projects, sites between 30 and 59 offer a good balance of cost and impact, provided the topic and audience fit.