Backlink Checker
Check backlinks pointing to a domain when a data provider is available.
Backlinks are a major ranking factor. Quality and relevance matter more than raw quantity — a few links from trusted, on-topic sites beat many low-quality ones.
How to use Backlink Checker
Three quick steps — no sign-up needed
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Step 1
Enter a domain or URL
Paste the site you want to inspect for inbound links.
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Step 2
Run the backlink check
Fetch available backlink data from the configured provider.
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Step 3
Review linking sources
Use results for outreach priorities - treat third-party indexes as estimates.
About Backlink Checker
Backlink Checker looks up inbound links to a domain when a link-data provider is configured. Marketers searching "backlink checker", "who links to my site", or "inbound links" need a snapshot of referring pages for outreach and competitive research.
Enter a domain or URL and run the check. Coverage depends on the data source - no free tool sees the complete live web. Compare multiple sources for important decisions.
Backlinks vary wildly in value. A single relevant editorial link often beats hundreds of low-quality directory rows. Focus on relevance and honesty, not raw counts alone.
Benefits of Backlink Checker
Frequently asked questions
Is the backlink list complete?
No index is complete - treat results as a sample from the provider.
Do more backlinks always mean better rankings?
Quality and relevance matter more than raw volume.
Can I export results?
Use copy/export options shown on the results view when available.
Does this build backlinks for me?
No - it reports existing links; outreach is separate work.
Why are results empty?
The domain may have few indexed links, or the provider quota/config may block the query.