Who links to a domain, with what anchor text, what was found and lost, and how you compare with competitors.
Backlinks Search builds a full backlink report for one domain: summary figures, twelve months of history, the backlinks themselves, referring domains, anchors, competitors and the link gap. ## Setting it up - **Domain to analyse**, with **include subdomains** on by default. - **Competitors for the link gap** — up to three. Left empty, the three domains that share the most referring domains with you are used automatically. - **Rhythm** — weekly to monthly, monthly by default. Link databases do not change faster than that. - **Email alerts** — after each report, the backlinks found and lost since the previous one (on by default). **Run report** builds one immediately; **Start monitoring** builds one now and then keeps to the rhythm. ## What you get Tiles for domain rank, backlinks, referring domains, spam score and broken backlinks; charts for referring domains by strength, the anchor mix, dofollow versus nofollow, and new versus lost per month. Tabs for backlinks, referring domains, anchors, competitors, link gap, new, lost, past reports and the check log. Every list searches, sorts and pages on the server, so browsing thousands of rows costs nothing extra. "New" and "lost" exist from the second report onwards. ## What it costs Charged per **report**: what the data costs plus our margin, with a small minimum. The most a report could cost is reserved when it is queued and the unused part is returned — the form shows both the usual price and the maximum for very large domains. **Load more** is charged separately and immediately, per 1,000 extra rows, with no minimum. ## Limits worth knowing A report loads the strongest 1,000 backlinks, referring domains and anchors; more is bought in blocks of 1,000. New and lost lists keep 100 entries each. Only the three most recent reports keep their full row lists — older reports keep their summary and history.