International guest posts here means native-language placements: the pitch, the draft, and the host match the market you are trying to rank. Most vendors who sell “international backlinks” mean English articles on generic blogs, or a multilingual menu that stops at four languages. We run 15+ languages on publishers in 40+ countries, with the same manual QC as English. International GP starts at $175 for DR20+ ($245 / $290 popular / $385 / $495) — more than English GP because the outreach is actually foreign-language. Typical TAT about two weeks, 20-day maximum, replacement if the link drops.
Foreign-language guest posts as a desk, not a blog tag
An international guest post on this desk is written in the language of the host, pitched in that language, and placed on a site people in that market read. The ranking page should match. A Brazilian money page does not get “internationalised” by leftover English guest posts. A Japanese URL does not move because you bought a .jp domain that publishes in English. Foreign-language backlinks means the link sits in foreign-language editorial context.
The market pages under this hub are live first-class landings — one per language, not copies of this page. German on this hub is the language-card sibling of French and Japanese. German guest posts stays the dedicated English money page for DACH search; the two URLs do not 301 onto each other. German-language UI lives on /de. French backlinks and Japanese backlinks each have their own landing, as do Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Australia, and European backlinks.
Coverage versus a four-language catalogue is the commercial point. FATJOE-style multilingual lists that only cover Spanish, Italian, French, and Arabic start around $240 in the market we price against. We start international GP at $175 for DR20+ ($245 / $290 popular DR40 / $385 / $495) and we outreach in 15+ languages. New Zealand is not an EU leftover and not automatic on Australia: name NZ if you need .co.nz hosts.
Operations are the company standard, not a white-label reseller layer: 100% manual, teams in Australia, Singapore, and the Philippines, DataForSEO QC, live URL plus DR/traffic/anchor, Ahrefs and Semrush as metrics on the report never as clients, typical TAT about two weeks, 20-day maximum, replacement if the link drops. 10,000+ backlinks placed since 2022. ~500 owned sites exist in the wider network; international campaigns still start with third-party local publishers.
Who should start on this hub
SEO leads with non-English money pages
If the SERP is not English, do not buy English GP and hope. Use international GP and pick the languages on the quote.
Agencies that sell “global SEO”
You need a fulfilment desk that can actually write the pitch in Japanese or PT-BR. White-label on the same international rates.
Operators expanding country by country
Spain is not Mexico. Brazil is not Portugal. Use the market pages so the brief matches the graph.
How a multi-language order is run
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Languages and countries, listed
The quote form takes every market you need. “International” as a single checkbox is how you get the wrong hosts. Use the landings below when you already know the language.
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Native pitch and native draft per language
Separate writers, separate publisher maps. We do not DeepL one English article into seven locales and call it a global campaign.
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QC per URL, same bar as English
DataForSEO before approval. Farm blogs that exist to sell “EU links” fail even when DR looks convenient.
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Report per live URL, replace in-language
A dropped German link is replaced in German, not with a random English URL to hit TAT. About two weeks typical per standard DR placement, 20-day maximum.
Included on international guest-post pricing
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Native-language content for the host site
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100% manual outreach in the host language
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15+ languages available; 40+ countries of publishers
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DataForSEO QC; Ahrefs/Semrush as report metrics only
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Live URL + DR / traffic / anchor
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Replacement if the link drops, same language/geo class
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Typical ~2 week TAT, 20-day maximum
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No monthly minimum — $175 / $245 / $290 popular / $385 / $495 (was $220 / $295 / $349 / $460 / $595)
Market pages are live first-class landings
German on this hub is the language card. German guest posts is the dedicated English sales page for DACH. French, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Polish, Russian, and Turkish each have their own landing under this hub. Australia sits here because buyers search by country. European backlinks is for buyers who want a European mix: pick languages, do not buy English .eu blogs dressed as international.
Australia sits here because buyers search by country. It is not priced as a foreign language. If you need AU English, that landing uses the English GP table from $125. Every other market page on this hub uses international GP from $175.
International niche edits sit about 20% under the matching GP row ($140–$395) when you need a contextual insert rather than a new article. iGaming in-language uses the iGaming desk plus international table ($235–$715), not this GP grid. Adult, CBD, crypto, Wikipedia, directories, and custom work are Enquire Now in every language.