Authority and links
Referring domains, backlinks, broken links pointing in, link spam signals and the strongest sites linking to you, from a third-party link index. The PageRanker Score is built from this.
Links, Google rankings, a site crawl, mobile speed and your home page, checked in one report.
PageRanker Score, 0 to 100. Our measure of link authority: how many sites link to yours, and how strong those sites are.
Every picture below comes from one real report, run on a mobile mechanic's website on October 1, 2026.
Yours, a client's or a competitor's. The first three audits need no sign-up and no card. The scale under the box fills while the audit runs, so you can see it working.
The report opens on its own. At the top: the PageRanker Score, site health and five headline numbers. It reads the same on a phone as on a laptop.
The strongest sites linking in, then the Google searches that bring visits, with position, monthly searches and the page that ranks. Each section opens with one plain sentence on what to do first.
Our crawler reads your public pages and lists the problems by how much they matter. A mobile speed test runs beside it. Both fill in on the report within a couple of minutes.
One button turns the report into a PDF to keep, print or send to a client. On Growth and up, your logo goes at the top instead of ours.
Five parts, each run on its own. If one can't get data for a site, the other four still report.
Referring domains, backlinks, broken links pointing in, link spam signals and the strongest sites linking to you, from a third-party link index. The PageRanker Score is built from this.
How many US Google searches the site shows up for, where it ranks, which keywords bring the most visits, and an estimate of monthly traffic and what that traffic would cost as ads.
Our crawler walks your public pages, 60 on a free audit and up to 500 on paid plans, and lists broken pages, missing titles, duplicate content and redirect chains, worst first.
A mobile Lighthouse test of the home page: performance, SEO, accessibility and best practices, plus load timings such as Largest Contentful Paint.
Title and description length, H1 headings, word count, canonical tag, social sharing image, image alt text and load time. Each line says pass, fix or check, with the reason beside it.
Anything else, email anthony@supercanic.com.
Link, ranking and traffic figures come from third-party search and link data providers. The site crawl, the home page check and the mobile speed test come from our own crawler, which fetches the public pages of the domain you enter.
Treat them as estimates. Link counts depend on what a link index has found so far, and traffic is modeled from rankings and search volume, so use them for direction and comparison rather than exact counts. The crawl and speed results are measured on the day you run the audit.
One domain entered and one report produced. If the same domain was audited in the last 24 hours, you get that report back, and it still counts as one audit.
The next audit asks you to pick a plan. Nothing is charged until you choose one and enter a card. The reports you already ran stay open at their links.
Yes. The audit only uses public information: links other sites have published, public search rankings, and pages anyone can open in a browser. We never log in to a site or read anything private.
Yes. Every report is stored and kept, and its link works for anyone who has it. Reports are not published or listed in search engines. Our privacy policy explains what we keep and how we use it.
No. It is our own 0 to 100 measure, built from link data. Google does not publish a score like it, and PageRanker is not affiliated with Google.
Yes, from your account page, any time. The plan keeps working to the end of the period you already paid for, and the next charge never happens.