High DR Sites in Brazil: Count, Prices, When to Use

For high DR sites in Brazil, the LinkResellers catalog lists over 150 sites in the DR 60–79 band and over 90 in the DR 80–100 band. Starting prices are from €16 and from €37 respectively, as of November 5, 2026.

The Brazilian inventory overall is over 5,500 sites, including over 350 Featured sites. The DR band with the most sites is DR 0–19, and the lowest starting price, €12, is in DR 0–19. The high-DR bands are listed in the same catalog.

What the high DR sites in Brazil inventory looks like

The high-DR segment in this data is represented by two bands: DR 60–79 and DR 80–100. In Brazil, LinkResellers lists over 150 sites in DR 60–79 from €16, and over 90 sites in DR 80–100 from €37. These are catalog counts and starting prices for an article with a link, dated November 5, 2026.

For context, the catalog also lists over 2,700 sites in DR 0–19 from €12, over 1,700 in DR 20–39 from €14, and over 650 in DR 40–59 from €14. The lowest starting price, €12, is in DR 0–19, and the DR band with the most sites is DR 0–19. Use these figures as inventory context, not as a ranking promise.

In the data, 75% of sites are on the country domain (.br). The languages are Portuguese (94%) and English (4%). Of the sites that state the link type, 99% say it is dofollow. For casino content, over 2,300 sites accept it, from €28; if that vertical matters to your client, check local regulation before you proceed.

Starting prices and what they buy

A starting price is the entry point for an article with a link on a site in that band. High DR sites in Brazil start from €16 in DR 60–79 and from €37 in DR 80–100. That does not mean every site in the band has the same price or the same fit; it means those are the starting prices shown for those bands in the catalog data.

For an agency, the price only makes sense after you check what the site offers. Two sites in the same DR band can differ on audience country, language, topic, link type and turnaround. The catalog data gives you a starting filter, but the decision should be based on the client's market and the page where the link will appear.

• Check DR as a screening signal, not a guarantee.
• Confirm the audience country and language match the client.
• Confirm the link type: of sites that state it, 99% say dofollow.
• Review the topic and the page context for relevance.
• Check the turnaround before you promise a delivery date to the client.
• For casino content, over 2,300 sites accept it from €28, and you should check local regulation.

When high DR sites are worth it for agencies

High DR sites are worth considering when the placement matches the client's audience, language, topic and link requirements, and when the price fits the agreed budget. They are not automatically the right choice for every campaign. If the client needs a Portuguese-language audience in Brazil, a .br site may be a better fit; 75% of the sites in the data are on .br and 94% are in Portuguese.

Use high DR as one layer of judgment. If a site has strong DR but the audience, language or topic is wrong, the placement may not serve the client's goals. If a lower-DR site has a closer audience and better topical fit, it can be the more practical option. The data does not tell you which site will perform; it tells you what is available and where prices start.

For competitive niches, high DR can be part of a broader mix. For local campaigns, a smaller but relevant site may be enough. For English-language projects, note that 4% of the sites in the data are in English. For casino projects, over 2,300 sites accept casino content from €28; advise the client to check local regulation before ordering.

What to check before you order

Before you recommend a site, build a short checklist and keep it consistent across placements.

• DR band and starting price: use the catalog figures to set expectations.
• Audience country: confirm the site serves the market the client wants.
• Language: Portuguese is 94% and English is 4% in the data.
• Link type: 99% of sites that state the link type say dofollow.
• Topic: check that the site's subject fits the client's page and offer.
• Turnaround: confirm timing before you commit to a client deadline.
• Casino content: over 2,300 sites accept it from €28; check local regulation.

Practical mistakes to avoid

Do not treat DR as a ranking promise. DR is a metric to filter options, not a guarantee of indexing, traffic or Google rankings. Do not ignore language and audience: a high-DR site in the wrong language is unlikely to help a client who needs a specific market. Do not skip the link-type check; the data says 99% of sites that state the link type are dofollow, but you should still confirm it for the specific site.

Do not compare a starting price with a final quote from another provider, because this data only covers LinkResellers starting prices. Do not assume every site in a DR band is the same. Do not overlook casino regulation if that vertical is involved. And do not order on DR alone: check topic, audience, language, link type and turnaround before you decide.

On LinkResellers, every site has a public price shown before ordering, with no quotes or haggling; you pay once the site confirms the placement by PayPal, bank transfer or USDT, and link permanence is 12 months in writing. LinkResellers monitors the link and, if the site removes it early, places it on an equivalent site or refunds the remaining months. To see the full catalog with price, DR, language and turnaround for 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.

You can see the sites on LinkResellers and compare the figures before you choose.