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Backlink Analytics review

#24 of 29 in Backlink Analysis Tools

A low-cost starting point for backlink analysis, audits, monitoring, and competitor research.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

Backlink Analytics is a web-based backlink analysis platform for marketers, SEO teams, agencies, and businesses. It analyzes domains and URLs for backlinks, referring domains, authority metrics, page authority, spam risk, anchor text, link velocity, and toxic-link risk. Competitor backlink analysis and link-gap discovery support research, while monitoring and alerts help track changes over time. The product is suited to teams that want a focused backlink workflow without starting at enterprise-level pricing.

Pricing is structured around a one-month Trial and four paid tiers. The Trial covers 1 domain, 100K links per domain, and 100K maximum links, with no credit card required. Starter costs $9.99 per month billed annually for 5 domains and 500K maximum links. Growth costs $19.99 for 12 domains and 1.2M maximum links, while Pro costs $49.99 for 35 domains and 3.5M maximum links. Business costs $149.99 for 110 domains and 11M maximum links, adding white-label reporting and API access. The published plans show annual billing saves 20% compared with monthly billing.

Its strongest fit is for users who need backlink intelligence, toxic-link auditing, competitor comparisons, historical data, new-and-lost-link tracking, and practical reporting in one web product. CSV and PDF exports support sharing, and white-label reports make the Business tier more relevant to agencies. The trade-off is a narrow web-based focus: there is no broader platform ecosystem or app experience listed, and API access requires the highest plan. Founded in 2025, Backlink Analytics may suit budget-conscious starters more than teams seeking a long-established product.

Backlink Analytics pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Backlink, referring-domain, authority, and spam-risk analysis
    • Toxic-link audits with disavow-file export
    • Competitor gaps, monitoring, exports, and white-label reports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access offers no desktop or mobile app
    • API access is limited to the Business plan
    • The product was founded in 2025, so its maturity is newer

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