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MozRank Checker

An honest note about this metric.

MozRank was officially discontinued by Moz in 2021 and has not been available from Moz or any other provider since.

Any site still showing a "MozRank score" is generating a fabricated or cached number — not real data.

If you're looking for a modern authority metric, use our Domain Authority / Page Authority Checker instead, which uses Moz's current API.

ABOUT THIS TOOL

Check the MozRank of a website or webpage using data from Moz. MozRank provides an indication of link popularity based on the quality and quantity of links pointing to a page.

How to Use This Tool

Enter the website or webpage URL.
Run the MozRank check.
Review the MozRank score and available metrics.
Use the result to compare pages and evaluate link popularity.

What Is MozRank?

MozRank is a Moz metric that measures the link popularity of a webpage. It considers the links pointing to a page and the authority of the pages providing those links.

A higher MozRank generally indicates stronger link popularity according to Moz's data.

What Does a Higher MozRank Mean?

A higher MozRank can indicate that a page has stronger or more valuable links pointing to it. However, MozRank is a third-party SEO metric and does not directly determine Google search rankings.

Data Source

MozRank information is supplied by Moz. Results depend on Moz’s link index and crawling processes. Data may be incomplete, delayed, or different from other SEO tools and backlink databases.

Important Limitation

MozRank should be used as an SEO research and comparison signal. It is not a Google ranking score and does not guarantee higher rankings, traffic, or search visibility.

TAGS SEO Legacy Metric Moz SEO History

FAQ

It estimated how much link equity a page had accumulated, similar in spirit to Google's original PageRank — more and better links meant a higher MozRank.

Moz retired MozRank in 2021 in favor of Domain Authority and Page Authority, which it considers more accurate and useful successors built on a more modern link index.

Not from Moz, and not accurately from anywhere else — the underlying index it was calculated from no longer exists. Historical screenshots or old reports are the only place a real MozRank number still survives.

Our Domain Authority & Page Authority Checker, which pulls current, live data from Moz's active API.