Backlink Checker
Enter a domain and instantly see all backlinks pointing to it, its referring domains and PA/DA scores.
What you get with this Backlink Checker
DA & PA authority scores
See the 0–100 authority of the linking page (PA) and domain (DA) for every backlink, and spot your most valuable links in seconds.
Dofollow / Nofollow breakdown
See which links pass authority and filter to dofollow-only or nofollow-only with one click.
Anchor text distribution
Explore your profile's dominant anchor texts in a chart and catch over-optimized or spammy anchors early.
Referring domains & trust signals
See how many unique sites link to you, .edu and .gov trust signals, and your most-linked pages.
New & lost link tracking
As a member, monitor the backlinks you gain and lose over time and react quickly when valuable links drop.
CSV export
Download your filtered list as an Excel-compatible CSV for reports or client presentations.
How it works
- 1
Enter a domain
No need to type www or https, example.com is enough.
- 2
Click Get Backlinks
Results arrive in seconds from an index of billions of pages.
- 3
Analyze, filter, export
Sort by DA/PA, filter dofollow links, compare against competitors, download as CSV.
What is a backlink?
A backlink is a link from one website to another. Search engines treat links from relevant, trustworthy sources as a signal of a page's authority, Google's original PageRank algorithm is built on this principle. Quality decides, not volume: a few links from credible sources outweigh thousands of low-quality ones.
Google's guidelines explicitly prohibit paid or artificial link schemes, and such profiles can be algorithmically devalued. The sound approach is not to “collect” links but to publish content that earns them, and to monitor your existing profile regularly. This tool shows your profile as it is: the data comes from the tool, the interpretation is yours.
Why monitor your backlink profile?
A backlink profile is never static: new links appear and existing ones drop every month. A valuable link quietly disappearing can turn into a lasting loss of visibility if it goes unnoticed. Regular monitoring also shows which of your content earns links naturally.
Monitoring is also risk management: spotting spammy or irrelevant sources early protects the health of your profile. Reviewing competitor profiles is the most concrete way to understand which types of content get referenced in your market.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Backlink Checker?
A backlink checker is an SEO analysis tool that lists the inbound links pointing to a website, showing the source page, anchor text, page/domain authority (PA/DA) and nofollow status.
Is the Backlink Checker free?
Yes. You can scan 3 unique domains without signing up; with a free account this increases to 10 unique domains per day.
What is a backlink and why does it matter?
A backlink is a link from another website to yours. High-quality, relevant backlinks are among the strongest signals for authority and rankings in search engines.
Can I see my competitors' backlinks?
Yes. Enter any domain to inspect its backlinks, referring domains and authority metrics.
How many backlinks can I see?
The list view shows the 1,000 most recent backlinks for the target domain, while the summary cards report the full totals of backlinks and referring domains.
Where does the data come from and how fresh is it?
Results come from a large backlink index that continuously crawls the web. Results for frequently checked domains are briefly cached for speed.
What are DA (Domain Authority) and PA (Page Authority)?
They are authority scores from 0 to 100: DA summarizes the overall strength of a domain, PA of a single page. Backlinks from high-DA sites generally contribute more to rankings.
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