See exactly who a site links out to
Paste one domain. We read its most recent posts and show every dofollow link in the article text: which target domains come up again and again, which ones look off-niche, and which posts read like paid placements.
The same outbound check used to catch link-selling sites in Zevahit's vetting tool.
What we look at
We only read the article text of each post — never menus, sidebars, comments or related-post widgets.
Off-niche targets
A dofollow link to a site we recognise as gambling, adult content, CBD or vape, payday loans, essay mills, or whose own name reads that way.
Repeated domains
The same external site linked from three or more of the posts we read — a common footprint of a paid placement arrangement.
Commercial anchor text
Anchor text written like a search query — "best X", "buy X", "X services", "X near me" — on a dofollow external link.
Sponsorship signals
Write-for-us and advertise pages in the site's own menus, plus sponsored or partner labels on individual posts.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this free?
Yes. Without an account you can check 3 domain checks a day. A free account, created with just your email, raises that to 30 a month. Domains checked in the last 90 days come from cache and do not count against either limit.
What counts as an off-niche link?
A dofollow link in the article text to a site we recognise as gambling, adult content, CBD or vape, payday loans or essay mills, including domain names that read that way even without any other evidence. Nofollow, sponsored and UGC links are ignored, since those tags already tell search engines not to pass credit.
Why does a post show no links at all?
We only read links inside the article text itself, never the menus, sidebars, comments or related-post widgets around it. A post that links out only in those places, or not at all, shows zero.
Why was my check unavailable or incomplete?
Some sites block automated visitors, rate-limit us, or have no posts we can find at all. When that happens we say so in the details instead of guessing, and the numbers above only cover what we actually read.
Do you keep the domains I submit?
We store each run so its results page keeps working, and we cache each domain's outbound links for up to 90 days, so a repeat check on the same domain comes back instantly and for free.