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Domain Power Rank guide

See what each Domain Power Rank score range indicates.

What is Domain Power Rank?

Domain Power Rank is a proprietary metric from 0.1 to 100, calculated from observed links between domains. A score of 0 means unrated. Higher scores indicate stronger standing within the observed link graph. It does not guarantee site safety or business trustworthiness.

Domain Power Rank guide
Power Rank Description
0 No data could be found for this domain in our link-graph analysis, so a Domain Power Rank could not be calculated.
0.1–9.9 A domain with a still-small footprint in the observed link graph. Its influence from referring domains and the link network is limited.
10–19.9 A domain with some measurable link presence in the observed link graph. It has a confirmed place in the link structure, but its influence is still small.
20–29.9 A domain with a moderate level of recognition in the observed link graph, reflecting connections and links from multiple sites.
30–39.9 A domain with a relatively stable standing in the link structure, holding some presence within the observed link graph.
40–49.9 A domain with a moderate level of recognition in the observed link graph, with referring domains and network position reaching a solid baseline.
50–59.9 A domain with a relatively high standing in the link structure, reflecting connections with many domains and influence from highly rated referring sites.
60–69.9 A domain with a high level of recognition in the observed link network, with a correspondingly high degree of influence in the link structure.
70–79.9 A domain with a very high link rating, at a level typically seen among sites with strong link structures and high influence within the observed link graph.
80–89.9 A domain with an extremely high link rating in the observed data, referenced by numerous domains and holding a very strong position in the link network.
90–100 A domain with a top-tier rating in the observed link graph, a level reached only by a small number of domains with globally strong link networks.