LinkMiner review
A focused backlink research tool with useful discovery, previews, filtering, and exports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
LinkMiner is Mangools’ backlink discovery and analysis tool for SEO professionals, marketers, freelancers, and agencies. It supports backlink research for domains and URLs, helping users inspect referring pages, evaluate link strength, review newly discovered or lost links, and examine where links appear. Live placement previews, highlighted anchor text, saved lists, and exports make it suited to practical link-building research rather than broad SEO management.
The published plan structure places LinkMiner inside Mangools subscriptions. The available tiers are Mangools Basic, Mangools Premium, and Mangools Agency, each listing Backlinks and Site analysis. Mangools states that LinkMiner is bundled with all subscription plans, while a free plan is also available. The product therefore offers an accessible starting point, with paid access organized around the wider Mangools plan structure rather than a standalone LinkMiner tier. Users comparing plans should focus on which Mangools level matches their broader backlink and site-analysis needs.
LinkMiner is available on the web and through a programmatic API, giving it a fit for both direct research and API-based workflows. Its strongest feature set centers on backlink inspection: Link Strength evaluation, referring-domain filters with a one-link-per-domain option, placement previews, anchor highlighting, favorites or lists, and exports. That focus is useful for users who want a clear backlink workflow without a wider platform taking center stage. Teams seeking straightforward discovery and review should consider it; organizations looking for a broader SEO system may prefer an alternative with a wider scope.
Questions about LinkMiner
What does LinkMiner run on? Web. It runs in the cloud.
Does LinkMiner offer a money-back guarantee? Yes: 2 days.
Who is LinkMiner built for? Solo users, small businesses and mid-market companies (our editorial estimate).
LinkMiner pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Evaluates link strength with backlink metrics and placement context
- Shows new and lost backlinks with referring-domain filtering
- Saves backlinks to lists and supports backlink exports
- Where it doesn't
- Paid access is bundled into Mangools subscription plans
- The focus is narrower than a full SEO platform
- Advanced workflows depend on the Mangools ecosystem and API
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