About SEO Tools for Google and who it is for

What this site is

A small API with a free explorer. It returns backlinks, referring domains, anchor text, top pages and a 0 to 100 Domain Rating for any domain as JSON. Everything comes from our own crawler and our own index, never from bought-in numbers. Simple.

The index is built for people who export from Search Console. They want link data they can script, a price per call, and a clear note on how fresh it is. Freshness first. The index refreshes roughly once a month, and a stale number passed off as current is worse than none.

We are the wrong tool for some jobs. For keyword research, rank tracking or a crawl that updates every day, Ahrefs and Semrush are fuller products, and we would rather you used them than stretched ours past its purpose. Plain honesty.

Who we write for

Our reader is an SEO who opens Search Console before breakfast. They keep a Sheets tab for every client, export the Performance report, know what position 11 means, and would like the link data to sit in the same grid. That is the brief.

That reader wants link data for Search Console users without a dashboard in the way. A query returns rows, the rows go into a sheet, and the sheet answers a question about which pages need links, which links changed and what to tell the client. No logins to six tools.

Everything here follows from that. The guides read as sheet recipes. The triage page is a table of thresholds you can edit, and the report page is a checklist with a cost column, so each page ends in something you can paste into a tab.

Where a number is hypothetical, the page says so. No tricks. You will find no invented customers, awards or case studies on this site, because we have none to show, and we would sooner leave a gap than fill it with a story.

How access works

Sign-in is by Google account only. No card needed. New accounts receive $100 of free credit, which equals 1,000,000 credits, and top-ups are made in USDT (TRC-20) from the account page, as the terms set out for everyone.

No subscription, no monthly minimum. The free actions, domain, overview, stats and suggest, need no key at all, so you can try the explorer on a site you own before you decide anything about credit or sign-in.

A rough sense of scale helps. Take a hypothetical analyst who pulls referring domains for 100 client sites once a month: that is 100 calls at 2 credits each, which comes to 200 credits or $0.02. The example is invented, but the arithmetic follows from the credit price. Ahrefs bundles API units into plans from $129 a month, for comparison. Different model. Different buyer, and a different job to be done, with a different invoice at the end of the month.

Need help? For anything that is not covered in the guides on this site, open the account page and use the contact options there. Our privacy notice and the terms explain the rest in plain words.