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Free · Backlink Analyzer

Did they reallylink to you?

Paste the pages that should link to you. Each one is opened and checked for your domain, and every link comes back with its anchor text and whether it is follow, nofollow, sponsored or ugc.

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Credits used
25
Pages per run
4
Link types

The check

Name the target. Check the pages.

Say what you are looking for, then list the pages that should link to it. Nothing is stored, nothing costs credits, and you do not need an account.

What you get

A report thatholds up.

  1. 01

    The link, and its anchor

    The full address the link points to and the words it is made from. Image links use their alt text.

  2. 02

    A clear status

    Follow, NoFollow, Sponsored or UGC, read from the rel attribute. A link marked sponsored or ugc is reported as that, even when it is also nofollow.

  3. 03

    The rel attribute itself

    Every value on the tag is shown as written, so you can see exactly what the other site put there.

  4. 04

    A row for every page

    Pages that link to you, pages that do not, and pages that could not be read are all listed. A missing link is not hidden.

  5. 05

    Matching you can trust

    A link counts when its full address contains your text, after relative links are resolved. Capital letters do not matter, and www is ignored.

  6. 06

    A report to send on

    Export a CSV with one row per link and one per missing page, ready for your link builder or your client.

Specimenlinks to acme.io
  • try Acme free

    on founderpress.co/tools-roundup

    Sponsoredrel="sponsored nofollow"
  • Acme payroll

    on techradar-daily.com/best-payroll-tools

    Follow
  • blogstack.org/startup-stack

    No link to acme.io

Matching

/pricing → https://blog.example.org/pricing (not a match)
https://www.ACME.io/signup → acme.io (match)

Source page,Result,Link URL,Anchor text,Rel,Note
blogstack.org/startup-stack,No link,,,,The page was read and no link matched

Next step

Links checked.Now win more.

Missing links are a reason to follow up. Find sites that take guest posts with the Guest Post Finder, or map the links on your own pages with the Internal Link Scanner.