Serpstash checks your Authority score daily, up to 4 times a day on paid plans, shows your history and how far you are from your goal, and emails you when it moves.
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How strong a website's backlinks are, out of 100, like Domain Rating or Domain Authority. Higher authority makes it easier to rank on Google. The higher it is, the easier it gets to rank.
Your Authority is checked automatically every day, and up to 4 times a day on paid plans. On paid plans, “Update now” gets a fresh check whenever you like.
Set a goal and see how far there is to go, with milestones to celebrate on the way.
See your Authority over the last 30 days, 90 days, a year or all time.
On paid plans, see your competitors’ Authority rise and fall alongside yours.
An email whenever your Authority goes up or down, and when you pass a milestone or reach your goal.
A weekly summary at 8 AM in your time zone, with your weekly and 30-day change, backlinks and competitors.
On paid plans, opt in to our leaderboard and directory, ranked by 30-day growth, with a do-follow link to your website.
No need to log in and check. When your Authority goes up or down, Serpstash emails you, and every Monday you get a recap of the week.
On paid plans, you can list your website on our public leaderboard and directory. The leaderboard ranks websites by how much their Authority grew in the last 30 days, so a small website on the rise can beat the big names.
Authority score (Authority) is a score from 0 to 100 that sums up the strength of a website’s backlinks compared with every other website. It’s calculated by a third-party SEO data provider, not by Google, but it tracks closely with what Google rewards: links from strong, trusted websites.
Because the scale is relative and gets harder to climb as you go up, moving from Authority 10 to 20 is far easier than moving from 60 to 70. That’s why tracking the trend, and comparing yourself with your competitors, tells you more than any single number.
Checking your Authority once in a while tells you where you are. Checking it every day tells you why: you can line up a jump with the guest article that went live that week, or spot a drop when an important link disappears. With a goal and milestones, it also turns slow, steady link building into progress you can see.
Compare your Authority with the websites you’re up against in competitor analysis, and see how often each plan checks it on the pricing page.
Type in your domain. Your first Authority check runs straight away.
Pick a target, like overtaking your strongest competitor, and see how far there is to go.
Earn links from strong websites and see the effect in your daily history.
It’s a score from 0 to 100 that shows how strong a website’s backlinks are compared with other websites. It isn’t a Google score, but a higher one usually makes ranking easier.
It’s relative. A good Authority is one that beats the websites you compete with on Google. Compare yours with your competitors’ rather than with giant brands.
Scores move for a few reasons: you lost some backlinks, the websites linking to you got weaker, or other websites gained links faster than you did, because the score is relative. Small ups and downs are normal, so watch the trend over a few weeks.
Earn links from established websites in your field: local directories and associations, suppliers and partners, guest articles, and useful pages people want to share.
Every day, and up to 4 times a day on paid plans. Some plans also include “Update now” for a fresh check on demand.
Yes. Switch off the change alerts or the Monday recap any time from your account.
The free plan covers one website with a monthly check-up and your top 20 keywords. Paid plans from $10 a month update every week and add competitors and backlinks.
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