How to use
Paste your URLs
Enter up to 1,000 URLs or domains, one per line or separated by commas or spaces. Tick Exclude Same Domain to keep one row per site, or Exclude Same URL to drop exact repeats.
Run the check
Press Check DA PA. Each entry is reduced to its domain and looked up in one batch. The summary tiles show how many domains had data, the average score and the strongest domain.
Sort, filter and export
Filter by score band, switch to Table view to sort by score, rank or name, then press Download Excel, Copy CSV or Copy report link. Exports follow the current filter and sort order.
Why Bulk DA PA Checker
- Checks up to 1,000 URLs in one run, free and without sign-up.
- Labels every score as Open PageRank times 10, not Moz DA.
- Sortable table view and score bands from Low to Strong.
- Excel and CSV export, plus a report link that reruns the check.
Moz DA, PA, Ahrefs DR and Open PageRank compared
Every SEO tool company builds its own authority metric from its own crawl of the web, so the numbers never match across tools. They all try to answer the same question, how well linked is this site, and they usually agree on which sites are strong and which are weak. Use one metric consistently when you compare sites.
| Metric | Made by | What it measures | Scale | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domain Authority (DA) | Moz | Predicted ranking strength of a whole domain | 1 to 100 | Limited free checks, API is paid |
| Page Authority (PA) | Moz | The same prediction for a single page | 1 to 100 | Limited free checks, API is paid |
| Domain Rating (DR) | Ahrefs | Strength of a domain's backlink profile | 0 to 100 | Free for single sites, full data is paid |
| Open PageRank | DomCop | PageRank-style score for a domain | 0 to 10 (shown here as 0 to 100) | Free API with a key |
What is a good authority score?
Scores are relative. They tell you how a site compares with other sites in the same dataset, not whether it will rank for a given keyword. A site with a modest score and focused, useful content often outranks a stronger domain on specific topics.
The bands below are the ones this tool uses to colour results. When you screen link prospects, look at relevance and real traffic as well; a Fair site in your niche is usually worth more than a Strong site that has nothing to do with it.
| Band | Score | Typical sites |
|---|---|---|
| Strong | 60 and above | Large publishers, major brands and widely linked platforms |
| Good | 40 to 59 | Established businesses, popular blogs and trade sites |
| Fair | 20 to 39 | Small businesses and niche sites with some links |
| Low | 0 to 19 | New, small or rarely linked sites |