Check if your backlink is live, dofollow, and indexed. Get instant results for HTTP status, link type, anchor text, and link location.
Check your backlinks in 3 simple steps
Paste the URL of the page where your backlink should be located.
Enter the URL that the backlink should point to (your website).
View detailed backlink status including HTTP status, link type, and anchor text.
See if the page is accessible (200 OK, 404 Not Found, 301 Redirect, etc.)
Find out if your backlink exists on the page or if it's been removed
Check if it's dofollow, nofollow, sponsored, or UGC
See the exact anchor text used for your backlink
Discover where the link is placed (content, footer, sidebar, navigation)
Get a unique URL to share your check results with others
A backlink status checker is a tool that verifies if a link to your website exists on another webpage and provides detailed information about that link, including its type (dofollow/nofollow), anchor text, and HTTP status.
Backlinks are crucial for SEO. Regularly checking them helps you ensure they're still live, haven't been changed to nofollow, and haven't been removed. This is especially important if you paid for the backlink or it's from a high-authority site.
Dofollow links pass SEO value ("link juice") to your site and help improve your search rankings. Nofollow links tell search engines not to follow the link, so they don't directly contribute to your SEO rankings.
Yes! This backlink checker is completely free to use and doesn't require any signup or registration. For ongoing monitoring of multiple backlinks, check out BackMetric's paid plans.
It depends on your needs. High-value backlinks should be checked weekly or monthly. For automated daily monitoring of all your backlinks, consider using BackMetric's monitoring service.
Stop checking manually. BackMetric monitors all your backlinks automatically and alerts you when changes are detected.