Domain Metrics Checker
Get a fast authority snapshot for any domain — domain authority score, linking root domains, ranking keyword count, spam score, and a list of the domain's closest competitors.
What This Tool Checks
Domain-level metrics give you a quick read on how much authority a site has built and how risky its link profile might be.
Domain Authority Score
A relative strength score used to gauge a domain's likely ranking potential compared to others.
Linking Root Domains
See the count of unique domains linking to the target, a core authority signal.
Ranking Keywords
An estimate of how many keywords the domain currently ranks for in search results.
Spam Score
Flags risk indicators associated with low-quality or manipulative link profiles.
Top Competitors
Surfaces domains competing for similar keyword territory.
Benchmarking
Use the metrics to benchmark your own domain against competitors over time.
How It Works
One lookup returns the authority snapshot most SEO workflows start with.
Enter the domain
Type in the domain you want to evaluate.
Pull the metrics
The tool retrieves authority, spam score, and keyword data for that domain.
Compare competitors
Cross-check against the listed competing domains.
Track changes
Re-run periodically to monitor authority growth or spam risk.
Who Uses This Tool
A quick-glance tool for anyone who needs to size up a domain before deeper analysis.
Provided as part of the SEO Jasoos toolkit for SEO analysts and agencies performing domain due diligence, competitor research, or link prospecting. Metrics draw on established third-party domain authority datasets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is domain authority?
Domain authority is a relative score (not a direct Google ranking factor) that estimates how likely a domain is to rank, based largely on its link profile.
What does a high spam score mean?
A high spam score suggests the domain shares characteristics with sites that have been penalized or deindexed, and its links should be evaluated more carefully.
Is domain authority the same as a Google metric?
No — domain authority is a third-party metric used as a directional proxy, not an official Google ranking signal.
How often does domain authority update?
Update frequency depends on the underlying data provider's crawl and refresh cycle, typically on a periodic basis rather than in real time.