Enter One Site Address, Find Every Backlink to Your Website

Not the whole web, and we would rather be straight about that. This tool finds backlinks from one site you name - you enter the outlet's address and we scan its pages. Sweeping the entire internet to find linkers you have no idea about requires a web-scale crawl index such as Ahrefs, Semrush or Majestic, all of which are paid - even Moz only gives 50 free rows a month. Need a full backlink audit? Contact us on WhatsApp.

When you enter a single address, we read that site's robots.txt and then take its page list from the sitemap - far more efficient and polite than crawling blind. If there is no readable sitemap, we follow internal links from the address you gave. The cap is 40 pages per check, and pages disallowed in robots.txt are skipped. If you paste several lines at once, the tool switches to verification mode: only those addresses are checked, with no scanning.

Dofollow is an ordinary link that passes authority to the destination site, so it helps rankings. Nofollow, ugc and sponsored are markers telling Google not to pass that authority. A nofollow link is still useful for traffic and brand exposure, but do not expect it to lift rankings. The problem arises when you pay for dofollow and what gets published is nofollow.

The most common causes: the article was deleted or edited by the newsroom, the source site went down or changed domain, the link was quietly switched to nofollow, or the page was given a noindex tag. That is why backlinks should be rechecked periodically - every three months, say - not just once when they first go live.

In scan mode, up to 40 pages per check with a 25-second limit. In list verification mode, up to 15 addresses at once. Both fetch pages in parallel, so results come back in seconds. Each visitor gets 10 free checks per day.

Most likely the link is loaded by JavaScript, so it is not in the page's initial HTML. That is worth knowing in itself: search engines often hit the same difficulty, so such a backlink may not be counted by Google at all. The other possibility is that the source page blocks automated access - which also means some crawlers cannot read it.

For paid backlinks, check immediately after they go live and then every one to three months. For media publications, check within the first week, since editing usually happens early. Keep the results as evidence in case you need to go back to the provider.

Free and no sign-up. Each visitor gets 10 checks per day. We do not ask for an email, a phone number, or any personal data. Results are only cached on the server for about 10 minutes so the same list is not reprocessed repeatedly.