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MixTool

Backlink checker

Confirm the backlinks you earned still exist, pass link value and sit on indexable pages.

  • Checks live public data
  • Free · no sign-up
  • Works on phone and desktop
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Links from guest posts, partners, directories and PR campaigns quietly disappear or get changed to nofollow. Enter your website and a list of pages that should link to you, and the checker visits each page to confirm the link is present, shows its anchor text, whether it's follow or nofollow/sponsored/UGC, and whether the linking page is indexable (no noindex, canonical pointing to itself).

Enter a domain to accept any link to your site, or a full URL to require a link to one specific page. Pages with missing links are easy to copy so you can follow up with the site owner.

  1. 1

    Enter your site

    A domain or a specific page.

  2. 2

    Paste linking pages

    Up to 25, one per line.

  3. 3

    Run the check

    Each page is fetched and scanned.

  4. 4

    Follow up on missing links

    Copy the list and contact the sites.

Key features

  • Link presence

    Found or missing, per page.

  • Link type

    Follow, nofollow, sponsored or UGC.

  • Anchor text

    See how each site links to you.

  • Indexability

    Links on noindex pages pass little value.

Common uses

  • Link-building reports: Prove links went live for clients.
  • Monitoring: Re-check paid or earned links monthly.
  • Directory listings: Confirm citations still point to you.

Tips and good to know

  • To discover backlinks you don't know about yet, open the free Links report in Google Search Console for your own site.
  • Check the anchor text and rel attributes on your own pages with the Link Analyzer.

Frequently asked questions

Can this tool find all my backlinks?

No free tool can list every backlink on the web without crawling the entire internet. This tool verifies backlinks you already know about; Google Search Console lists many more for sites you own.

Do nofollow backlinks help?

They pass little or no ranking credit, but they can still send visitors and look natural in a link profile.

Why does a live link show as missing?

The link may be added by JavaScript, hidden behind a login, or point to a different version of your domain (for example http or a subdomain).