One per line, or separated by commas / spaces
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How to use
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Paste your URL list
Drop up to 1000 URLs into the box, one per line or separated by commas or spaces. Tick Exclude Same URL or Exclude Same Domain to deduplicate first.
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Run the bulk check
Press Check DA PA. Each entry resolves to its bare domain and the whole batch is looked up at once, with summary tiles showing average and strongest authority.
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Compare and export
Each result card shows an authority gauge, a 0 to 10 PageRank meter, and global rank. Download the table as an Excel file or copy it as CSV.
Why DA PA Checker
- Bulk-check up to 1000 domains in a single click.
- Authority score (0–100), Open PageRank (0–10) and global rank for every site.
- Exclude duplicate URLs or collapse to one row per domain before checking.
- Download the full report to Excel or copy it as CSV for spreadsheets.
- Compare your site's authority against competitors side by side, for free.
Common questions
Where does this da pa checker get its authority numbers?
From the Open PageRank API by DomCop, which scores domains 0 to 100 using link data from the Common Crawl project. It's free and open, unlike Moz's index, and the tool is upfront about that difference.
Will the authority score match my Moz DA exactly?
No. DA is Moz's proprietary metric computed from Moz's own crawl, so the two datasets disagree on individual sites. The numbers usually land in the same neighborhood and sort a list of domains in a similar order, which is what bulk screening needs.
How many URLs can I check da pa online for at once?
Up to 1000 per run. Turn on Exclude Same Domain so fifty pages from one blog collapse into a single row, then export the finished table back to Excel or CSV.
Does Google use DA or PA in its ranking algorithm?
No. DA and PA are third-party estimates invented by Moz, and the authority score here is a third-party estimate too. Google has repeatedly said it uses no site-wide authority score of this kind, so treat these numbers as comparative shorthand between sites.
What counts as a good score in a website authority checker?
Context decides. A niche local business at 25 can be perfectly healthy while a national publisher at 45 is underperforming. Compare against direct competitors in the results grid instead of chasing a universal number.
Why would a domain return No data instead of a score?
Open PageRank only scores domains present in its crawl. Very new sites, tiny sites, and deindexed domains may not be there yet. A No data result isn't a zero; it's an absence of measurement.
Is Page Authority available for individual URLs here?
Not from this data source. Scores are domain level, so every page on a site shares one authority number. True page-level PA and Spam Score are Moz products that require a paid API key.
Is this a free domain authority checker?
Yes. It's a free domain authority checker built on Open PageRank by DomCop, so you get a 0 to 100 authority score per domain with no account. It's an open alternative to Moz's paid DA, so the numbers won't match Moz exactly but they sort sites in a similar order.
Can it run as a bulk domain authority checker?
That's what it's built for. Paste up to 1000 URLs and the bulk domain authority checker looks them all up at once, then shows average and strongest authority across the batch. Turn on Exclude Same Domain so many pages from one site collapse into a single row.
Is the bulk domain authority checker free, and can I export the results?
Yes. The bulk domain authority checker free of any cap up to 1000 URLs, and you can download the whole table as Excel or copy it as CSV. That makes screening a guest-post list or a competitor set a one-click job.
Does it double as a free bulk pagerank checker?
It does. Alongside the authority score, each result carries an Open PageRank value on a 0 to 10 meter and a global rank, so as a free bulk pagerank checker it reports all three per domain. They come from the same Open PageRank dataset in one lookup.