2,809 sites from €30 excl. VAT: median authority 50, median traffic 2 k visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Tech and IT is one of the most competitive niches in the US search market, and a well-placed backlink from a relevant site can make a real difference to a SaaS product, a cybersecurity vendor or a developer tool. This page covers 2800 US-published high-tech sites available for sponsored articles, with real metrics to help you choose and budget wisely.
Technology buyers research a lot before they commit: they compare tools, read reviews and look for technical explanations. A link inside a useful article on a respected tech site brings qualified readers and tells search engines that your page deserves attention on a specific subject. In the United States, where competition for software and hardware keywords is intense, topical relevance matters as much as raw authority.
Backlinks also support visibility beyond classic search. Sources that are cited and linked regularly are more likely to be picked up by AI assistants, a topic explored in backlinks and AI search. For tech brands, that means a few strong editorial mentions can be worth more than dozens of generic links.
The median authority across the 2800 sites is 50, and 51% of them reach 30 or more. The spread is wide: 1208 sites sit between 0 and 19, 156 between 20 and 29, 250 between 30 and 39, 776 between 40 and 59, and 411 at 60 or above. The median site draws 2353 organic visits per month, and 97% of links are dofollow.
Those numbers show that the sites with 40 or more, around 1187 in total, offer the best balance of credibility and choice. Low-authority sites are not useless, since a young niche blog can have an engaged audience, but they should be judged on traffic and editorial quality rather than on price alone. For a deeper look at how to read these figures, see our guide to which SEO metrics really matter.
Prices, article included and excluding VAT, start at 30 €, with a median of 225 €. The top 10% most powerful sites start at 912 €. A realistic approach is to mix a few premium placements with several mid-range ones, rather than spending everything on one link. If you want to compare costs and value, the 2026 backlink price guide explains how to estimate what a link is worth.
When shortlisting, check four things: topical fit with your product, real organic traffic, an audience that reads English and is based in the US, and a clean editorial history. Browse the full Tech & IT backlinks catalog or the wider US backlinks and sponsored articles page to compare options. If your offer also targets other markets, the United Kingdom tech selection is a natural complement.
The most common error is chasing metrics while ignoring relevance: a high-authority site about unrelated topics rarely helps a niche tech page. Another is repeating the same exact-match anchor everywhere, which looks unnatural; vary your anchors as explained in the anchor text distribution guide.
Also be wary of sites that publish on every subject, show sudden traffic drops or sell links in bulk. These are typical signs of link farms. Choose a platform such as LinkBooster, where sites are listed with visible metrics, and favor a few useful, well-written articles over volume.
Prices start at 30 € including the article, excluding VAT. The median is 225 €, and the strongest 10% of sites start at 912 €.
Yes, 97% of the links on this page are dofollow, which means they can pass authority to your page.
The median authority is 50. For most tech projects, sites between 40 and 59 offer a good balance, but relevance and real traffic should guide the final choice.