Compare backlink Rank scores for domains

It is DataForSEO’s Rank for the requested domain itself. It is not a Google search position, and different vendors use different methods and scales. Do not treat it as an interchangeable Ahrefs DR or Moz DA value, or as proof of traffic or search performance.

No. Domain Rank combines indexed page scores and compresses them on a logarithmic scale. A score ratio is not a backlink-count ratio, and an equal increase in points does not represent an equal increase in links. The 0–1000 score is not a percentage or probability.

This Tool accepts only the domain list and uses the supplier’s default 0–1000 scale. It does not expose the supplier rank_scale setting. Dividing a score by ten would not reproduce the supplier’s separate scale conversion.

Use 1–10 bare domain strings, each 3–253 characters, without a protocol or www prefix. This Tool does not offer page-URL lookup or larger batches, even though the supplier has broader capabilities.

The supplier describes zero as no backlinks detected in its data. That does not prove that no backlink exists anywhere. Keep a returned zero separate from a missing domain record or a null value; do not replace unavailable data with zero.

Use each record’s target domain. The returned order may differ from the input, and a record for every requested domain is not guaranteed. The returned record count counts domain-score entries, not backlinks or referring domains.

It retrieves a score from DataForSEO’s link data. The result does not provide each backlink’s crawl date or establish complete, current web coverage. There is no history or fresh-crawl selector in this Tool; interpret the score as a supplier metric with those limits.