PageRank Checker

Enter the URL list to check PageRank below (one URL per line, up to 100 domains at once):

How does it work?

Simple. You enter the URLs (one URL per line) and choose the sorting method (you can sort results by PageRank value in descending order and by the domain name in ascending order). The tool extracts the domain for each URL, removes duplicates, and queries the PageRank database for every unique domain in the list. After that, the sorting is applied.

Is PageRank still relevant?

Google has stopped the publication of PageRank data since March 2016. But, it still calculates and uses PageRank internally, which was confirmed by Gary Illyes, the Google Webmaster Trends Analyst.

Although PageRank as a single isolated metric has become less important these days, it is still a good measurement of a website's strength or for estimating SEO results.

What is the data source?

Since Google PageRank data is not published anymore, we provide you with a modern Google PageRank alternative — Open PageRank. It is based on the backlinks data provided by Common Crawl and Common Search crawlers (more than 3 billion web pages indexed).

Google PageRank vs. Open PageRank

Google PageRank is calculated for every website page. Unlike Google PageRank, Open PageRank values are available for domains only and not for individual pages.

Also note that in many cases there is no calculated rank for "www.domain.com", but for "domain.com" only.

Related tool

If you are interested in more data, including PageRanks for both domain and subdomain, a PageRank graph that shows changes over time, historical Google PageRank, other rankings (Alexa, Umbrella, Majestic), and much more additional information, please check out our Website Information Tool.