Backlink analysis tools and a backlink checker that shows which links really count.

A backlink analysis tool checks the pages that link to your site and reports what each link is worth. Our tool opens every backlink URL you give it and confirms that your link is on the page, whether it is dofollow, and whether Google is allowed to crawl and index that page, so you know which links really count.

It is freemium backlink analysis software: you start free and pay only if you need more, so it also works as a free backlink checker. The free plan includes 1 project and 100 backlink checks, with exports to CSV, Excel or PDF, and no credit card. For bulk backlink checks, the Pro plan gives you 20 projects and 5,000 backlink checks every 30 days.

Pro costs ₹1,500 (or $18 USD via PayPal) for 30 days, with 20 projects, 5,000 backlink checks and up to 500 URLs per scan. It also includes 100 Google indexing credits, 200 DA / PA / Spam Score lookups and, where the indexing service in use offers it, a Google index check. It does not renew automatically. When it ends, your projects and results stay available to view and export.

Paste the page that links to you. The tool finds your link and reads its rel attribute: nofollow, sponsored and ugc mean the link does not pass ranking value. It also checks the page-level robots meta tag, because a page set to nofollow devalues every link on it, even links without a rel attribute.

The most common reasons are a noindex robots meta tag, a noindex X-Robots-Tag HTTP header, a robots.txt rule that blocks Googlebot, or a canonical tag that points to a different page. Each backlink check reports all four, so you can see exactly why a linking page cannot be indexed.

It does not crawl the web like a backlink research or backlink search tool, so it cannot tell you how many backlinks a website has in total. It verifies backlinks you already know about: export your links from the Links report in Google Search Console and paste the linking pages here to see which of them still count. For new link ideas, the Pro add-on Link Opportunities shows sites where other websites checked on our platform got live backlinks that your site does not have yet, with the real link page. It never shows which websites those are.

A basic backlink checker only confirms that a link exists. Backlink analysis also asks whether the link helps: is it dofollow, can the page be crawled and indexed, does the canonical point to that page, and does the page load. A link that exists but fails those checks passes little or no value.

Scan the same project again later. The tool compares the new scan with the previous one and lists what changed: links that were lost or came back, dofollow links that became nofollow, and changes to anchor text, redirects, canonical and robots tags.

Only the ones that can be indexed and are not in Google yet: the link is present (any type) and the page is crawlable and indexable. Links listed in your Google Search Console links report are already known to Google, so send only new links you build. Sending pages that are noindex, blocked, redirected or canonicalised elsewhere wastes indexing requests, so the tool only sends links on pages Google is allowed to index, whatever the link type; dofollow links go first. When a Google index check is available for the indexing service in use, links Google already has are left out first and cost no credit.

Yes, with the Pro plan. From any scan result, or for a whole project at once, send the indexable links to Google indexing in two clicks: links of any type on pages with no noindex, allowed by robots.txt and with a self canonical. The WEB HOST PUNE Indexer works with several indexing services and uses the one with the best results for each request; every link goes to one service only, never twice. Depending on the service, results come within about 10 minutes or after up to 7 days. One credit is used per link sent. Pro includes 100 indexing credits every 30 days, and Pro users can buy more. Indexing is decided by Google and is not guaranteed, and Google may later drop indexed pages after its quality checks.

Yes, with the Pro plan. One click adds Moz Domain Authority, Page Authority and Spam Score to every backlink found in a scan, so you see not only which links work but also which ones come from strong, clean sites. Pro includes 200 lookups every 30 days; a link looked up in the last 30 days costs no lookup. The values come from Moz and are shown in the results and in every export.

Create a free account, add a project for your website and paste the pages that link to you, up to 100 per scan. The free plan includes 100 backlink checks: each link is checked for being live, its link type, anchor text, HTTP status and whether Google can index the page, and you can export the results.

In Google Search Console (formerly Webmaster Tools), open Links in the menu and use Export external links, then Latest links. That is how to check backlinks with Google Webmaster Tools: the backlinks report lists the pages that link to you, but not whether each link is still live, dofollow or indexable. Paste those linking pages into a project here to check every one of them; together they work as a Google backlink checker.

Yes. Paste one URL to test a backlink and verify it in seconds (or paste many to verify backlinks in bulk): the link, its type and anchor text, and whether Google can index the page. Each URL uses one backlink check, so the free plan covers 100 single tests or a few bulk scans.

Run a backlinks health check on your link list. Bad backlinks show up as missing links, pages set to noindex or blocked by robots.txt, canonicals pointing elsewhere, broken or redirected pages and, with Pro, sites with a high Moz Spam Score. Filter the results by status to see them all at once.

Yes. Scan the same project again at any time and the tool compares it with the previous scan: lost and recovered links, dofollow links that became nofollow, and changes to anchor text, redirects, canonical and robots tags.

Use Link Opportunities, an add-on for the Pro plan (₹999 or $12 for 30 days). Pick your website and you get 200 sites where other websites got live backlinks and yours has none yet, best first, with the real link page, the kind of site (directory, profile, article site, bookmark and more), DA, dofollow and Google status. Opportunities come from public pages found by real scans on our platform; we cannot guarantee that a link can be built on every site.

A backlink gap (or link gap) is the list of sites that link to other websites but not to yours: places where a link is possible but you are missing. Link Opportunities works this out for your website from live, passed links found by scans on our platform, and leaves out every site that already links to you, so you do not build the same link twice. It also lists your links that are gone (rebuild first) and your link pages that are not in Google yet.

Every 30 days you get 200 sites, shared by all your websites, with education and government sites first. Build links on them, add those pages to your project and rescan: when your scan finds the link, the site counts as built. Next month the sites you have not built yet stay, and every built site is replaced with a new one, so you always work on a focused list. If your Pro plan ends while add-on days are left, those days are kept until you renew.

Yes, with the Pro plan. Export by domain combines every project and scan of a website into one CSV or Excel file, either as unique pages with their latest check or as every check, with link type, anchor text, status, DA and Google index status.

No. This is an online backlink checker, so there is no PHP backlink checker code, backlinks checker script or browser extension to install, host or keep updated, and checks run on our servers with a proper crawler. If you want the data in your own tools, export any scan to CSV or Excel.

Yes. AI assistants and AI overviews tend to quote pages that search engines already find, trust and rank, and backlinks remain one of the clearest trust signals. For answer engine optimisation (AEO) and generative engine optimisation (GEO) the number of links matters less than proof: links that are live, crawlable, indexed and on relevant sites. That is what this tool checks for every link, and rescans show when that changes.

Not yet. We do not offer a public backlink checker API or bulk backlink analysis API today. For bulk work, paste up to 500 URLs per scan on Pro and export the results, or every scan of one website, to CSV or Excel for your own reports and tools.

Yes. It checks the linking pages, so it works for WordPress and any other website without a plugin. For each link it shows the anchor text, the exact href and target URL, and the link type, so you can see whether the link says and points where it was agreed.