Citation sites at domain rating 70 or higher, by market: September 2026 snapshot

101 rows, one per directory: every active business directory in a curated 1,100-plus source catalog carrying a domain rating (DR) of 70 or higher on a 0-100 backlink-authority scale, its domain, that DR value, its market scope (global, or the ISO country codes it is mapped to) and whether listing is free, freemium or paid. Method and the full column reference are in the companion README. Background and how the wider DR 70+ list was built: the high authority citation sites overview. Findings from the CSV. Six directories are global anchors, accepting listings from any market and industry (Foursquare, OpenStreetMap, Brownbook, Storeboard, Callupcontact, Tupalo). Layered on top of those six, a US business has 19 country-specific DR 70+ sources available, for 25 in total; see the ranked, market-specific set at citation sites for the United States. The United Kingdom carries 13 country-specific rows (19 with the anchors), the deepest slice outside North America, real estate portals (Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket) and legal directories (Chambers and Partners, ReviewSolicitors) both represented; full set at citation sites for the United Kingdom. Canada's DR 70+ rows are thinner on their own, 5 country-specific plus the 6 anchors for 11 total, and two of its strongest entries (BBB at DR 92, Houzz at DR 91) are shared with the US rather than Canada-only; ranked list at citation sites for Canada. Australia sits close behind at 6 country-specific plus the anchors, 12 total, led by property portals Realestate.com.au (DR 88) and Domain.com.au (DR 83); ranked list at citation sites for Australia. Across the full 101 rows, cost splits 29 free, 40 freemium and 32 paid-only, so a high domain rating is not a proxy for a free listing. Domain rating is a third-party backlink metric (Ahrefs), not a Google ranking factor; see the README caveat. Licence CC BY 4.0. Publisher IT DEV E.E., Athens.