Domains and backlinks

All six tools cost credits. All take an optional domain; when omitted they analyse the project's own domain, so the same call compares a competitor by adding one argument. Backlink tools are market-independent and take no location or language.

get_domain_overview

A domain's organic footprint: estimated traffic, ranking keyword count, traffic value, and how its rankings spread across position buckets. The fastest way to size up a competitor.

Returns: organic keyword count, estimated monthly organic traffic, estimated traffic value in USD per month, and a distribution of rankings by position bucket.

get_ranked_keywords

Every keyword a domain already ranks for, with its position, search volume, and the ranking URL. Use it to find a competitor's winners or your own near-misses.

get_domain_top_pages

The pages driving a domain's organic traffic, ranked by estimated traffic. Shows what content actually works for a competitor.

Arguments are the same as get_ranked_keywords.

find_serp_competitors

Domains that rank alongside you across a set of keywords, with how many keywords they intersect on and their average position. Identifies real search competitors rather than assumed business ones. The comparison anchor is the project, so there is no domain argument.

Returns: domain, intersections, average position, keyword count, and estimated traffic per competitor.

get_backlinks_overview

Summary of a domain's backlink profile: total backlinks, referring domains, rank, broken links, and recent new and lost movement. Includes an Ahrefs domain rating when available, at no extra cost.

get_backlinks_profile

The rows behind the summary: individual links, referring domains, or the most-linked pages. Use get_backlinks_overview first for totals, then this to inspect.

Columns depend on the view; each row of the backlinks view carries a spam score.