157 sites from €90 excl. VAT: median authority 38, median traffic 107 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Danish tech and IT websites reach a well-educated, digitally mature audience, which makes them a strong match for SaaS, hosting, cybersecurity and software brands. LinkBooster currently lists 160 publishers in this category, so there is real choice across authority levels and budgets. This page explains how to read the numbers and pick placements that fit your goals.
A backlink from a Danish technology publication does two jobs at once: it passes authority to your domain and it signals relevance for Danish-language or Denmark-focused searches. If you sell to Danish companies or developers, a link in a local context carries more weight than a generic one from abroad. It also puts your brand in front of readers who actually fit your target market.
If you are building a wider footprint, compare this market with neighbouring options such as Tech & IT backlinks in Germany or Tech & IT backlinks in the United Kingdom. The guide on international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance links across several countries.
The authority spread is wide. Out of 160 sites, 47 sit between DR 0 and 19, 19 between 20 and 29, 25 between 30 and 39, 60 between 40 and 59, and 9 reach 60 or more. The median authority is 38, and 59% of the sites score 30 or above, so a majority of the catalogue is solid by most standards.
Traffic is more modest: the median is 107 organic visits per month. That is normal for niche tech blogs in a small-language market, and it is a reminder that authority and audience are different things. 99% of the links are dofollow, which means almost every placement can pass link equity. For other Danish verticals, you can browse Business & Entrepreneurship backlinks in Denmark or the full Denmark overview.
Prices include the article and start at €90 excl. VAT. The median is €351, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at €1147. 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 how to value a link, read buying backlinks: 2026 prices and link value.
If you plan several placements over time, a link building subscription can make the spend more predictable than one-off orders.
Start with topical fit: the site should regularly publish about technology, software or IT, and the article should read like genuine editorial content. Check the language, because a Danish audience is best served by Danish text. Then weigh authority against real traffic, and be wary of sites with high metrics but no visible readership.
Common mistakes include repeating the same exact-match anchor, ordering many links at once from similar sites, and ignoring signs of link farms. Our article on spotting PBNs and low-quality link sellers lists the warning signs, and the guide to anchor text distribution shows how to keep your profile natural. When you are ready, you can buy backlinks from vetted publishers.
Almost all of them: 99% of the listed sites offer dofollow links. Sponsored content may still need proper link attributes depending on the publisher's policy.
Prices start at €90 excl. VAT, with a median of €351 and the strongest 10% starting at €1147. The article is included in every price.
Look at both, plus topical relevance. With a median of 107 monthly visits, many sites are chosen for authority, but a relevant, readable site usually delivers better long-term value.