Backlinks and referring domains
Review the overall link profile and the websites referring to your project. Distinguish many links from one site from links distributed across different domains.
BACKLINKS · REFERRING DOMAINS · OFF-PAGE SEO
Backlink Checker
Know which links point to your website—and what to review next.
Use the SEOHack backlink checker to explore your website’s link profile. Review referring domains, follow and nofollow links, and potential risks in a project dashboard built for practical SEO analysis.
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FROM DATA TO YOUR NEXT ACTION
Turn backlink data into a focused review
A backlink is a link from another website to yours. A backlink analysis tool helps you understand where those links come from and which deserve a closer look. SEOHack brings link totals, referring-domain information and link-level findings together so you can move beyond a single backlink count and review the sources behind it.
Follow and nofollow attributes
Inspect link attributes to understand the composition of your profile. Use these labels as context rather than treating every nofollow link as a problem.
Potentially risky links
Find links flagged for closer inspection. A risk flag is a review signal, not proof of a Google penalty or an instruction to remove or disavow the link.
Link-level investigation
Review the available source and destination information, including broken-link findings where reported. Prioritize checks that can lead to a useful repair or outreach conversation.
A CLEAR WORKFLOW
How to use the backlink checker
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Create your project
Add your website in SEOHack and choose a plan with backlink analysis. Keep your link review associated with the right project.
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Run the backlink check
Open the Backlinks section and choose Check Backlinks. Review the displayed credit cost before starting the analysis.
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Inspect and prioritize
Review referring domains and individual findings. Check the context of suspicious links and decide whether an issue needs further investigation.
A backlink audit for site owners and SEO teams
Use a regular link review to understand how your website is being referenced and to spot changes worth investigating. Agencies can use the findings to support a client discussion; site owners can identify broken destinations or unfamiliar referring sites. Keep relevance and source context at the center of the review instead of pursuing link volume alone.
Explore all SEOHack featuresBacklink Checker: frequently asked questions
What is a backlink checker?
A backlink checker reports links pointing from other websites to a target site. SEOHack combines backlink data with referring-domain and link-attribute information to support off-page SEO reviews.
Is this a free backlink checker?
This page introduces the project-based backlink analysis feature. An account and a plan that includes backlink analysis are required; checks may use credits. The separate free SEO audit is not an unlimited backlink-checking service.
Will it find every backlink to my website?
No backlink database guarantees complete coverage. Results depend on the provider’s index and the analysis limits of your plan. Summary totals may exceed the number of detailed links analyzed.
Are potentially toxic backlinks always harmful?
No. Automated risk signals require context and manual review. Do not assume that a flagged link causes a ranking problem or should be disavowed simply because a tool labels it risky.
Does adding a project start backlink analysis automatically?
No. Start the analysis from the project’s Backlinks section using Check Backlinks. The interface shows the credit cost before you run it.
Go deeper with practical SEO guides
Further reading: Google’s link best practices.
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