Backlink Prices in Spain: What a Guest Post Costs
October 30, 2026 · LinkResellers team
Short answer
- Sites in Spain on LinkResellers: over 10,000 (over 200 Featured).
- A guest post with a link costs from €12.
- DR 40 and above from €14.
- Accept casino content: over 1,900, from €18.
- Reseller prices, payment once the site confirms and at least 12-month permanence guaranteed.
- Catalog figures as of October 30, 2026.
Guest posts with links on Spanish sites start from €12 in the LinkResellers catalog. See how DR, language, link type and niche drive backlink prices in Spain.
Backlink prices in Spain for a guest post with a link start from €12 in the LinkResellers catalog, based on figures dated October 30, 2026, which covers over 10,000 sites in Spain. That from €12 entry point is the lowest starting price in the DR 0-19 band, and the catalog lists over 5,100 sites in that band.
For an agency, the headline price is only the first filter. A guest post can be cheap and still be a poor fit if the audience is wrong, the language is wrong, the link type is unclear or the topic does not match the client. The useful approach is to read the catalog data in the same way you would review a media list: price, DR, audience country, language, link type, topic and turnaround.
What backlink prices in Spain look like
The catalog groups sites by DR band, and each band has a starting price. The DR 0-19 band has over 5,100 sites, from €12. DR 20-39 has over 2,800 sites, from €14. DR 40-59 has over 1,200 sites, from €14. DR 60-79 has over 450 sites, from €15. DR 80-100 has over 70 sites, from €26. The DR band with the most sites is DR 0-19, and the lowest starting price, from €12, is in DR 0-19.
| DR | Sites | From |
|---|---|---|
| 0–19 | 5,100+ | €12 |
| 20–39 | 2,800+ | €14 |
| 40–59 | 1,200+ | €14 |
| 60–79 | 450+ | €15 |
| 80–100 | 70+ | €26 |
Catalog figures as of October 30, 2026.
These figures are starting points for the catalog, not a single price for every site. They help you set a realistic range before you review individual sites. If a client needs a specific audience, language or topic, the site shortlist matters more than the cheapest line in the catalog.
What drives price and what to check
The first visible driver is the DR band. The catalog shows how many sites sit in each band and the starting price attached to that band. That makes DR a practical sorting tool, but it should not be the only one. A site can sit in a useful band and still be a weak match for a client if its audience or topic is wrong.
Topic can change the entry price. The catalog lists over 1,900 sites that accept casino content, from €18. If you are buying for a casino-related client, check local regulation before you order, and make sure the site is relevant to the brief. Do not assume that every site in the catalog accepts every topic.
Link type is another check. Of the sites that state the link type, 94% say it is dofollow. That is a strong majority, but it still means you should confirm the link type on the specific site you choose. If the link type is not stated, ask before ordering.
Audience and language also belong in the shortlist. Sites on the country domain (.es) are 32% of the catalog. Spanish is the language of 94% of the sites, and English is the language of 4%. For a Spain-focused campaign, those figures help you separate a broad Spanish-language site from an English-language site. Check the audience country, not only the domain.
Featured sites are worth knowing about. The catalog has over 200 Featured sites, whose owner deals directly with LinkResellers; the client does nothing different. Treat Featured as a catalog attribute to review, not as a substitute for checking fit.
How agencies should choose a guest post
Start with the client brief: country, language, topic and the role the link should play. Then shortlist sites by DR band and price. For a Spain campaign, confirm that the audience and language match the brief. For an English-speaking client, do not assume that a .es site is the right home.
Next, check the link type, topical relevance and turnaround. Use the catalog fields to compare options before you commit. If the topic is sensitive, such as casino content, check local regulation and confirm that the site accepts the topic.
Common mistakes are easy to avoid:
- Choosing by price alone and ignoring audience, language or topic.
- Assuming every link is dofollow when only 94% of sites that state the link type say it is dofollow.
- Treating DR as a complete quality score instead of one filter.
- Skipping the turnaround check and then rushing the client.
- Forgetting to confirm that the site matches the client's country and language.
A sensible agency process is to build a shortlist, compare the catalog fields, and buy the site that fits the brief rather than the one with the lowest headline price. That is how backlink buying becomes repeatable for clients instead of a one-off gamble.
Using the catalog
Every site has a public price shown before ordering; there are no quotes and no haggling. There is no upfront payment: you pay once the site confirms the placement, by PayPal, bank transfer or USDT. Link permanence is 12 months in writing, and LinkResellers monitors the link; if the site removes it early, LinkResellers places it on an equivalent site or refunds the remaining months. To see the full catalog, with the price, DR, language and turnaround of every site, an email is enough: you get a 6-digit code and sign in, no password. You can also ask for a site that is not in the catalog, and LinkResellers asks the site for its price.
If you want to review the Spain inventory with your client brief in hand, you can see the sites on LinkResellers.