Domain Explorer
Organic keywords, top pages, backlinks, referring domains and anchors for any domain, inside the same project as your rank data. Run a report once, save it, reopen it for free.
You need a competitor’s top pages while writing a proposal, and then not again for a month. Paying a monthly seat for that is how agencies end up with four subscriptions and fifteen percent use of each.
Explorer bills per report at the provider’s price. A saved report reopens with zero new requests, so preparing for the same meeting twice costs nothing the second time.
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report types, each one an entry in a registry, so adding the ninth is a config change rather than a release
What a domain ranks for, with volume and position, plus the domains competing for the same set. The starting point for any gap analysis.
Which URLs actually carry the domain, ranked by estimated organic traffic rather than by link count.
Referring domains is the metric that survives comparison between providers. Raw backlink counts do not, so Explorer leads with the one that holds up.
A report is a frozen snapshot in your own database. Reopen it any time without spending a request, and drop it straight into a client report.
Under the hood
For deep link research a dedicated index is still better, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise. Explorer exists so the eighty percent case, organic and keyword data, does not need a separate login and a separate subscription.
Where a provider’s index is shallower than a specialist tool, the report names the provider and the date it was pulled. You should be able to see the source of a number you are about to put in front of a client.
Every module reads the same project. Add a keyword in one and it appears in the others immediately.
The modules are working and access is opening soon. Join the early-access list and you go first when it opens. No calls, no credit card.
