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🔗Backlink Monitor: Track New, Lost & Broken Links
Get a clear snapshot of the backlinks flowing to any domain — what's new, what's gone, and what's broken. Spot link rot before it quietly drags down your search rankings.
Who it's for
- SEOs guarding hard-won link equity
- Marketers tracking a link-building campaign
- Owners auditing a competitor's link profile
What you get
- Live backlink and referring-domain counts at a glance
- Broken backlinks and a count of broken pages to fix
- A 12-month new-vs-lost trendline to see momentum or decline
- The 100 newest backlinks, each with its first-seen date
- The 100 most recently lost backlinks, each with its last-seen date
- Anchor text plus dofollow / nofollow status for every link
How it works
- Enter any domain you want to monitor
- We pull its current and historical link profile
- Review new, lost, and broken links with the trendline
Sample insight
💡 A cluster of high-value editorial links lost their last-seen dates in the same recent window — a sign the linking pages were removed or redirected, and worth a quick outreach to recover them.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run this on a competitor's domain?
Yes. Enter any domain and you'll see its new, lost, and broken backlinks plus the 12-month trend — useful for benchmarking against rivals.
What does the broken backlinks count tell me?
It flags inbound links pointing to pages that no longer resolve, so you can redirect or restore those pages and reclaim the link value.
How far back does the trend go?
The report charts new versus lost backlinks across the trailing 12 months so you can see whether your profile is growing or eroding.
How is this billed?
It's credit-based — one credit per run — so you only spend when you actually pull a report.