Domain authority
Shows how strong a domain looks based on its backlink profile compared with other websites.
Paste a domain list and the tool will check it in parallel, show live percentage progress and preserve completed results. It does not use one long PHP request, so the page remains responsive.
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DR (Domain Rating) is a metric that reflects the strength of a domain’s backlink profile. It helps estimate website authority and compare it with competitors.
Shows how strong a domain looks based on its backlink profile compared with other websites.
The stronger and more trustworthy the external links are, the higher DR tends to be. The metric reflects overall link equity.
Helps quickly compare link donors, competitors and domains considered for purchase or link placement.
The exact DR formula is not publicly disclosed, but the logic is clear: the metric depends on the strength and number of domains linking to a website, as well as their overall weight compared with other resources.
Moving from DR 20 to 30 is easier than from 60 to 70 — the higher the score, the harder each next increase becomes.
A website is not evaluated in isolation. Its DR is measured against the entire database of domains.
After recalculations the score can change because the link landscape on the web is constantly moving.
The more different websites link to you, the higher the growth potential. Ten different donors usually matter more than ten links from one donor.
Links from strong and authoritative websites pass more weight than links from weak sources.
Not only the amount matters. A natural profile, link mix, topical relevance and stable link growth also play a role.
DR is useful for quick screening, but decisions about buying a domain or placing links should be made only after checking history, anchors and backlink quality in more detail.
Process a large placement list and remove domains that fail an initial DR threshold.
Compare competitors, directories and websites collected from search results in one report.
Add DR to a candidate list before checking history, backlinks, anchors and spam in detail.
DR (Domain Rating) is an Ahrefs metric scored from 0 to 100. It shows the relative strength of a domain’s backlink profile: a higher score generally means a stronger link profile.
The calculation considers the number and quality of unique referring domains and how link equity is distributed. The scale is logarithmic, so moving from 70 to 80 is much harder than moving from 20 to 30.
DR is an Ahrefs domain-level backlink metric. DA is calculated by Moz, while Ahrefs UR measures the backlink strength of an individual page rather than the whole domain.
There is no universal benchmark. Compare DR with direct competitors and websites in the same niche because an acceptable score depends on the market, site age and competition level.
No. DR is not a Google ranking factor. A high score may correlate with strong backlinks, but it does not guarantee organic traffic, indexing or rankings.
DR may fall after links are lost, referring domains become weaker, the Ahrefs database is updated or relative scores are recalculated. Small fluctuations are normal.
Yes, a score can be inflated with large quantities of links, but that does not make the website valuable. Always review traffic, anchors, domain history and spam signals before buying a domain or link.
Review organic traffic, the number and quality of referring domains, topical relevance, anchor text, domain history, outgoing links, indexation and unusual growth patterns.
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