Inbound Link Checker

Check which pages are linking to any URL. Find your most linked-to content, discover link opportunities, and monitor how internal and external links point to your key pages.

Why use our Inbound Link Checker

See who links to any URL instantly

Enter a URL and get every page linking to it in seconds, both external sites and your own internal links, in one result.

Free inbound link checker, no signup

Check inbound links for any page online with no account required, unlike backlink platforms priced per tracked domain.

Reveals your internal linking gaps

Most sites under-use internal linking, this shows exactly where more internal links to key pages would pass more authority.

Recover lost link equity

Find pages that link to a now-broken URL on your site, then redirect or request an update to reclaim that lost link equity.

What you need to know

Why inbound links matter: Every link to a URL is a vote of confidence. Pages with more quality inbound links tend to rank higher, both from external sites and your own internal linking structure.

Internal links are underrated: Most sites under-utilise internal linking. Pointing more internal links to your key pages passes authority and tells Google what matters most.

Find your strongest pages: Pages with the most inbound links are your authority hubs. These are the best candidates to link FROM when you want to boost other pages.

Spot broken inbound links: If a page that links to you becomes a 404, you lose that link equity. Find and reclaim those lost links by redirecting or requesting an update.

Real Inbound Link Checker example: before vs. after

Checking a cornerstone guide's inbound links before and after an internal linking push.

Before · Before

Internal links pointing to it

One of the site's best pages was barely linked to internally, sending Google a weak signal about its importance.

After · After

Internal links pointing to it

Adding links from related blog posts passed more authority to the page and helped it climb in rankings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an inbound link?

An inbound link (also called a backlink) is any link from another page pointing to your URL, whether from an external site or your own internal pages.

How do inbound links help SEO?

Google treats inbound links as votes of trust. Pages with more high-quality inbound links rank higher. Internal links also distribute authority across your site.

What's the difference between inbound and outbound links?

Inbound links point TO your page (you receive them). Outbound links point FROM your page to other pages (you give them).

How do I get more inbound links?

Publish original research, create linkable assets (tools, guides, data), earn guest posts on relevant sites, and fix broken links pointing to your competitors.

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