710 sites from €30 excl. VAT: median authority 48, median traffic 1 k visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
The UK tech and IT sphere is crowded, technical and quick to spot thin content. Backlinks from relevant British sites help software vendors, SaaS startups, MSPs and hardware retailers build credibility with both search engines and buyers. This page walks through what the 720 available sites offer, how to choose among them and what budget to plan.
A link from a respected technology publication does two jobs at once: it passes authority to your pages and puts your brand in front of readers who are researching tools, services or devices. For UK-focused businesses, a British domain also sends a clear local relevance signal, which matters for queries tied to GBP pricing, UK compliance or regional support.
Typical use cases include launching a SaaS product, promoting a cybersecurity or cloud service to local decision-makers, supporting comparison and review pages, and strengthening a guide that targets competitive informational searches. If you are working across several markets, our article on international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance country profiles.
The catalogue lists 720 sites, with a median authority of 48 (DR, or DA when DR is unavailable) and a median organic traffic of 1,341 visits per month. Some 33% of sites reach an authority of 30 or more, and 98% of links are dofollow.
The distribution is quite polarised: 447 sites sit between 0 and 19, 37 between 20 and 29, 41 between 30 and 39, 114 between 40 and 59, and 81 at 60 or above. Low-authority sites can still suit niche topics or early-stage brands, but for competitive terms the 40+ bands, about 195 sites, are usually the better hunting ground. For a wider view of the country, see backlinks and sponsored articles in the United Kingdom, or the general Tech & IT backlinks page.
Start with topical fit: a post about managed IT services belongs on a site that covers business technology, not a random lifestyle blog. Then check authority, real organic traffic and whether the audience reads in English and lives in the UK. Authority alone can mislead, so our guide to SEO metrics such as Trust Flow, DA and DR helps you weigh the numbers.
On price, articles start at €30 excluding VAT, with a median of €167. The strongest 10% of sites begin at €1,180. A sensible plan mixes a few mid-range placements with one or two premium ones rather than spending everything on a single link. For broader benchmarks, read how to estimate what a backlink is worth or check the pricing page.
The most common error is chasing cheap volume: dozens of links from unrelated, low-quality sites add little and can raise risk. Learn the warning signs in our piece on spotting PBNs and link farms. Another frequent slip is repeating the same exact-match anchor; vary anchors and keep them natural.
Also avoid generic copy. Tech readers expect specifics, such as clear use cases, accurate terminology and honest comparisons. If you want to see the whole process on LinkBooster, the how it works page covers ordering step by step, and neighbouring markets such as Tech & IT in the United States can complement a UK campaign.
Yes. 98% of the listed links are dofollow, so they can pass authority. Relevance and site quality still matter more than the attribute alone.
Prices start at €30 excluding VAT, article included. The median is €167, and the top 10% of sites start at €1,180.
It depends on your goals. The median is 48, and 33% of sites reach 30 or more. For competitive keywords, favour sites at 40 or above and check their real traffic and topical fit.