Not every backlink is doing something.

7.5 trillion pages discovered, 724 million root domains, and 44.7 trillion links tracked. That's the index every backlink check, gap analysis and quality score is built on.

A proprietary, quality-weighted score for each domain linking to you. Unlike a raw authority number, it's built to reflect whether a link is actually doing something, not just where a domain sits on a generic scale.

An estimate of how likely a linking domain is to be referenced directly inside AI answers, not just how it ranks in search. It's paired with LIS so you can prioritise links that help with both ranking trust and AI-era discoverability.

Yes. The backlink checker works against the live index for any domain or URL, whether or not it's a tracked project.

Yes. Every linking domain carries a spam score, and domains with a high concentration of spam signals are flagged for review, rather than finding out after a ranking drop. A high spam score is a review signal, not an automatic disavow recommendation.

Yes, against up to five competitors per project. Gap analysis surfaces domains linking to them but not to you, ranked by opportunity score, authority and outreach difficulty.

Yes. Anchor text is classified as brand, exact match, generic, naked URL or suspicious, and the profile is checked for the kind of concentration that looks manipulative to a search engine.

Yes. Page-level tracking shows which pages earn the most links and flags cases where a backlink points at a redirecting URL, an old path or a non-canonical destination instead of the current live page.

Lost links are tracked separately from active ones, so you can see what disappeared and prioritise outreach to reclaim or replace it, rather than only noticing months later in a lower link count.

Not from the link index alone. SEORCE reports what the crawl finds and, where Search Console is connected, what Google has confirmed. It doesn't claim to know a third-party engine's internal index state beyond what that connected data shows.

Rank is one output. Backlinks also show which external sources recognise your pages, where your authority is concentrated, what competitors have that you don't, and how that footprint changes over time, all of which shape how resilient a ranking actually is.

Yes. Link Impact Score evaluates source quality and Citation Potential adds an AI-visibility dimension, then competitor gap analysis surfaces domains you don't have yet and ranks them by opportunity.

No. SEORCE identifies gaps, scores sources, flags risk and hands the decision to your team with the reasoning already done. It doesn't control another site's backlink, so it doesn't pretend link building is an automation problem.

SEORCE doesn't declare a profile natural or unnatural. It surfaces patterns, such as anchor concentration or spam exposure, that deserve investigation, and leaves the judgement call to you.