High DR sites in France: How Many, Prices, When Worth It

In France, the LinkResellers catalog lists over 700 sites with DR 60-79, from €15, and over 100 sites with DR 80-100, from €32, as of October 28, 2026. That is the direct answer for high DR sites in France: the two high DR bands are available, and they are worth considering when the site's audience, language, link type and topic fit the client's campaign rather than because the DR figure alone looks strong.

What the catalog shows for high DR sites in France

The wider French inventory in LinkResellers is over 56,000 sites. The DR band with the most sites is DR 0-19. For high DR work, the relevant rows are over 700 sites in DR 60-79, from €15, and over 100 sites in DR 80-100, from €32. Featured sites, whose owner deals directly with LinkResellers and where the client does nothing different, number over 400.

The catalog also shows how the rest of the French inventory is distributed. DR 0-19 has over 25,000 sites, from €11. DR 20-39 has over 10,000 sites, from €12. DR 40-59 has over 2,500 sites, from €11. DR 60-79 has over 700 sites, from €15. DR 80-100 has over 100 sites, from €32. The lowest starting price is from €11, in DR 0-19 and DR 40-59. All of these figures are dated October 28, 2026.

Country and language filters are part of the picture. Sites on the country domain (.fr) are 58% of the catalog, and French is the language of 98% of those sites. Of the sites that state the link type, 88% say it is dofollow. For casino content, over 4,800 sites accept it, from €18; if that topic is relevant, check local regulation before proceeding.

Starting prices and what they mean for an agency

The catalog shows starting prices by DR band. A DR 60-79 site starts from €15, while a DR 80-100 site starts from €32. Those figures are the public starting point; they are not a promise that every site in the band costs the same. For an agency, the practical use of the price bands is budget planning: you can decide how much of a client budget should go to higher DR placements and how much should go to broader coverage in other DR bands.

Do not treat the price as the only signal. A site from €32 in DR 80-100 can be a poor fit if its audience, language or topic is wrong for the client. A site from €15 in DR 60-79 can be a better fit when the brief needs a French-language, .fr placement with a clear dofollow status. The decision should come from the campaign requirements, not from a single metric.

When high DR sites are worth it

High DR sites are worth it when the client needs a link profile that includes stronger domain-level metrics, and the site itself matches the brief. In practice, that means checking whether the site is relevant to the client's topic, whether its audience is French, whether the listing is on a .fr domain, and whether the link type is stated as dofollow. A high DR figure does not fix a mismatch in language, audience or topic.

They are also worth it when the agency can explain the choice to the client. If the client asks why one placement costs from €32 and another costs from €15, the answer should refer to the DR band, the site fit and the role of that link in the campaign. That is a stronger position than buying high DR because it looks impressive in a report.

For casino content, the catalog has over 4,800 sites that accept it, from €18. That does not mean every high DR site accepts casino content; you still need to match the site to the brief and check local regulation before proceeding.

What to check before ordering

• DR band: confirm whether the site is in DR 60-79 or DR 80-100 and whether the price fits the plan.
• Audience country: check whether the site is on the country domain (.fr), which is 58% of the catalog.
• Language: confirm French, the language of 98% of those sites.
• Link type: look for the stated link type; of the sites that state it, 88% say it is dofollow.
• Topic: check whether the site accepts the client's sector, including casino content where relevant.
• Turnaround: ask what the site says about timing before you commit.
• Price: compare the listed starting price with the client brief, not with an assumed market rate.

Mistakes to avoid

The first mistake is buying a high DR site without checking the audience. A DR 80-100 site from €32 can still be wrong for a French campaign if its audience or language does not match. The second mistake is assuming every site is dofollow; the catalog says 88% of the sites that state the link type say it is dofollow, so check the listing. The third mistake is ignoring topic fit, especially for regulated or sensitive sectors. The fourth is treating DR as a ranking guarantee; DR is a domain-level metric, not a promise of rankings, indexing or traffic.

A useful agency habit is to keep a short checklist for every order: DR band, country domain, language, stated link type, topic, turnaround and price. If a site passes those checks, the DR figure becomes part of a reasoned decision instead of a vanity number.

The LinkResellers catalog shows a public price before ordering, with no quotes or haggling; you pay once the site confirms the placement, with no upfront payment, and link permanence is 12 months in writing, with monitoring and an equivalent placement or a refund of the remaining months if the link is removed early. You can access the full catalog with an email and a 6-digit code, no password, and you can ask for a site that is not listed so LinkResellers can request its price.

To see the high DR sites in France with their prices and details, view the LinkResellers catalog and choose the placements that fit your client brief.