8,866 sites from €29 excl. VAT: median authority 27, median traffic 285 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Poland has a large, active web ecosystem, and the 8871 sites listed here cover almost every topic, from news and business to tech, health and home. Backlinks from Polish publishers help brands reach Polish-speaking readers and give local pages the relevance signals that search engines look for. This page explains how to choose sites, what to budget and which mistakes to avoid.
A link from a Polish site written in Polish tells search engines that your page is relevant to that market. It also sends readers who already speak the language and shop in zloty-based economies. That matters for e-commerce stores, local service providers, SaaS tools launching a Polish version and affiliate publishers.
If you are building a presence in several markets, Poland usually works best as one part of a wider plan. Our guide to international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance link profiles across countries, and the backlinks overview by topic and country lets you compare other markets.
The median authority is 35, and 67% of sites reach 30 or more. By authority band, 1668 sites sit at 20–29, 1183 at 30–39, 1260 at 40–59 and 889 at 60 or above. None fall below 20, so even the entry level has a minimum of quality. Median organic traffic is 416 visits per month, which is a reasonable signal that many sites have real readers rather than existing only to host links. About 76% of links are dofollow.
Topics are broad. You can browse news and media sites in Poland for visibility, business and entrepreneurship sites for B2B, tech and IT sites for software, or finance and investing sites for fintech and advisory services. Lifestyle brands may prefer health and wellness or fashion and beauty publishers.
Prices include the article and are quoted excluding VAT. They start at 37 €, the median is 231 €, and the strongest 10% of sites start at 1329 €. A sensible approach is to mix a few mid-range placements around the median with one or two premium ones, rather than spending everything on a single link. For a deeper look at valuation, read our piece on backlink prices and how to estimate a link's worth.
When comparing sites, check topical fit first, then the language of the content, then authority and traffic. A site with modest authority but an audience that matches your offer often beats a stronger site on an unrelated subject. Our guide to SEO metrics such as DR, DA and Trust Flow explains how far each number can be trusted.
Do not chase the lowest price without looking at the site itself. Pages stuffed with unrelated outbound links, no real traffic or inconsistent topics are warning signs, as described in the article on spotting PBNs and link farms. Also avoid repeating the same exact-match anchor across every placement, and write content a Polish reader would genuinely find useful.
Once you know your targets, you can buy backlinks directly or commission sponsored articles when you want a fully written piece. LinkBooster lets you filter by topic, authority and price to build a shortlist.
In most cases yes. Polish-language articles on Polish sites fit the audience and the site's topic, which makes the link more natural and more relevant.
Prices start at 37 € with the article included, excluding VAT. The median is 231 €, and the top 10% of sites start at 1329 €.
No. About 76% of links are dofollow. A mix of dofollow and other link types is normal, so judge a placement by relevance and audience, not by the attribute alone.