0–29
New
A young or quiet site. Few other sites link to it yet.
How to check Domain Rating
Look up any domain in a few seconds. No account needed.
Step 1
Enter a domain
Paste something like example.com. A full URL is fine — we use the domain.
Step 2
Check Domain Rating
Submit the form. We’ll look up that site’s Domain Rating.
Step 3
Read the score
The dial shows Domain Rating out of 100, plus rank when it’s available.
What the score means
Domain Rating is 0 to 100. Higher means a stronger backlink profile. Use this as a quick read — then compare with sites in the same space.
30–49
Growing
A real site with some links. Useful, but not a heavyweight.
50–69
Solid
A healthy backlink profile. Typical of established brands.
70–89
Strong
Hard to reach. These sites are widely linked and trusted.
90–100
Top-tier
The strongest sites on the web — big publishers and platforms.
A quick check, not a full audit
Use this when someone sends you a site, a guest-post offer, or a competitor — and you want the number in a few seconds.
What it measures
How strong a website’s backlink profile is. More quality links usually means a higher score.
What it doesn’t
It is not Google’s ranking. It is not traffic, revenue, or whether ChatGPT mentions the brand.
Why it’s free
You shouldn’t need an account to check one domain. Paste it here and read the dial.
FAQs
Common questions
Short answers for the questions people actually type.
Domain Rating (DR) is a 0–100 score for how strong a website’s backlinks are. It looks at how many other sites link to the domain and how strong those sites are — not traffic or Google rankings.
This checker is free
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