English-language guest posts: top countries and prices

English-language guest posts are most plentiful in the United States, with over 61,000 sites from €11 in the LinkResellers catalog. Across all countries, the catalog lists over 136,000 English-language sites, with starting prices from €10 for an article with a link (figures dated October 22, 2026).

For agencies, the practical question is not only the country with the most sites, but which country and DR band match the client's audience, budget and editorial standards. The catalog also lists the United Kingdom, India, Australia, Canada and Germany, so there is choice beyond the United States.

Which countries host the most English-language guest posts

If you need scale, start with the United States: over 61,000 sites, from €11. The United Kingdom has over 7,200 sites from €12; India has over 5,000 sites from €12; Australia has over 1,300 sites from €11; Canada has over 1,200 sites from €12; and Germany has over 800 sites from €12.

These figures are useful for planning, but they should not replace a brief. A large supply in one country does not mean every site in that country fits every client. Check the audience country, the language of the site, the topical relevance and whether the link is dofollow before you shortlist.

The catalog also includes over 3,100 Featured sites, where the site owner deals directly with LinkResellers and the client does nothing different. For agencies that want a simpler route to known inventory, Featured sites can be a useful first filter, but they still need to be matched to the brief.

The table below summarises the main catalog figures.

How to read DR bands and starting prices

DR is one of the first filters most agencies look at, and the catalog gives a clear breakdown by band. DR 0-19 has over 55,000 sites, from €10. DR 20-39 has over 41,000 sites, from €11. DR 40-59 has over 16,000 sites, from €11. DR 60-79 has over 5,600 sites, from €12. DR 80-100 has over 1,100 sites, from €11.

The DR band with the most sites is DR 0-19. The lowest starting price, €10, is in DR 0-19. That does not mean every brief should target lower DR sites. It means you have more choice at the entry level, and you can use that choice to screen for relevance rather than paying for authority alone.

A sensible approach is to set a minimum DR for the campaign, then compare sites within that range on audience, language and topical fit. Do not treat DR as a proxy for editorial quality. Read the site, check recent content and confirm that the audience is where the client needs it to be.

If casino content is part of the brief, the catalog includes over 42,000 sites that accept casino content, from €11. Before publishing casino-related material, check local regulation for the target market. That is a compliance step for the advertiser, not a substitute for reading the site.

What agencies should check before choosing a site

A guest post is only useful when the site and the client are aligned. Before ordering, check these points:

• Audience country: confirm that the site's readers are in the market the client cares about. Country of publication and audience can differ.
• Language: make sure the site is genuinely English-language and that the tone fits the client's brand.
• DR: use the band as a starting filter, not as the only decision.
• Dofollow status: confirm whether the link is dofollow if that matters for the campaign.
• Topic: check that the site covers the client's subject area and has a credible editorial fit.
• Turnaround: ask about timing before you commit, especially for time-sensitive campaigns.
• Casino policy: if the brief involves casino content, confirm that the site accepts it and check local regulation.

The most common mistakes are choosing a site only because it has a high DR, ignoring the audience country, and failing to check topical relevance. Another mistake is assuming that a large country list means every site is a good fit. Use the catalog to build a shortlist, then review each site against the client's brief.

Matching the site to the brief and avoiding mistakes

Start with the client's goal. If the goal is broad English-language coverage, the United States has the most English-language sites, with over 61,000 sites from €11. If the client needs a specific market, look at the country figures and then narrow by DR, topic and audience. The United Kingdom, India, Australia, Canada and Germany all have English-language inventory, but each should be checked against the brief.

A useful workflow for an agency is:

• Define the target country and language.
• Set a DR range that matches the campaign.
• Shortlist sites by topic and audience.
• Check dofollow status and turnaround.
• Review the site before ordering.
• Keep a record of why each site was chosen.

This process keeps the decision transparent for clients and reduces the risk of buying a link that looks good on paper but does not fit the campaign. It also helps account teams explain why a particular site was selected.

Every site shows a public price before ordering, with no quotes or haggling; you pay only once the site confirms the placement by PayPal, bank transfer or USDT; link permanence is 12 months in writing, monitored with replacement on an equivalent site or a refund of the remaining months if the link is removed early. To see the full catalog with price, DR, language and turnaround for every site, request access by email: you receive a 6-digit code and sign in without a password. If you need a site that is not in the catalog, LinkResellers asks the site for its price.

For agencies that want to compare English-language guest posts by country, DR band and starting price, the LinkResellers catalog is the place to start.