Analyze any domain's backlink profile, spot spam signals, find link gaps, or audit a whole portfolio at once.
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Total backlinks, referring domains, spam score, growth over time, and the sites competing for the same links.
Revuin's backlink checker analyzes any domain's backlink profile — who links to it, from how many unique referring domains, and what anchor text they use — so you can gauge a site's link authority, spot spam signals, or find a competitor's link-building opportunities you're missing. Check a single domain in depth, compare link gaps against a competitor, or audit a whole portfolio of domains at once.
Enter a domain
Any public domain — yours or a competitor’s.
Review the backlink profile
See referring domains, anchor text distribution, and backlink growth over time.
Check link-based competitors
See which other domains share a similar backlink profile.
Run a gap or bulk analysis (optional)
Compare against a specific competitor, or audit a whole domain portfolio at once.
A backlink is a single link; a referring domain is a unique website linking to you. Ten backlinks from one domain count as one referring domain — which matters more for authority than raw backlink count.
Watch for low-authority or unrelated referring domains, unnatural anchor text patterns, and links from networks that link to many unrelated sites at once — all of which this tool's referring-network view is built to surface.
Yes — that's one of the most common uses: seeing exactly where a competitor's link authority comes from.
It compares your domain against a competitor’s and surfaces referring domains that link to them but not to you — a direct list of realistic outreach targets.
There's no fixed number — quality and relevance of referring domains matter far more than raw count, and plenty of well-optimized pages rank with very few links in low-competition niches.
They don't pass ranking authority the way followed links do, but they can still drive referral traffic and contribute to a natural-looking link profile.
It varies, but it's typically weeks rather than days — Google needs to discover, crawl, and factor in the new link, and any resulting ranking movement takes time to stabilize.
