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Backlink Checker

List the backlinks pointing to a domain or URL.

ABOUT THIS TOOL

Review Backlinks to a Domain or Page

Enter a domain or URL to review backlink information available through WaooTools. Backlink data can help you understand which pages or websites are linking to a site and can support research, outreach and technical review.

How to Use the Backlink Checker

1. Enter the domain or page URL you want to review.

2. Run the check.

3. Review the backlink fields returned by the tool, such as source URL, target URL, anchor text or link attributes when those fields are available.

How to Interpret the Results

Referring page/domain: The external page or website where a link was detected.

Target page: The page that receives the link.

Anchor text: The clickable text used for the link when available.

Link attribute: Some datasets may identify attributes such as nofollow or sponsored. The exact fields depend on the data source used by this tool.

Backlink Data Is Never Perfectly Complete

No independent backlink database can guarantee that it has discovered every link on the web. Different providers crawl different pages at different times, so counts and detected links can vary between tools.

Use backlink information as a research signal rather than as proof that a link is good, harmful or responsible for a ranking change. Review the source page, relevance and context before taking action.

Data Source

Backlink information on this page is supplied by Moz. Data coverage depends on Moz’s backlink index and crawling processes. Backlink data may be incomplete, delayed or different from other backlink databases, so results should be treated as a research signal rather than a complete list of all links to a website. 

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FAQ

Each provider has its own crawler, index size, update schedule and filtering rules.
Yes, if the tool supports public domains. Use the information for legitimate research rather than copying or spamming other sites.
No. Search performance depends on many factors, and the presence of a link alone does not guarantee a ranking benefit.

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