See the whole book
Sort every client by gains, losses, or net movement instead of opening a separate project for each site.
Monitor new, lost, and persistent referring domains across every SEO client from one portfolio dashboard.
Checking client sites one at a time turns backlink reporting into expensive manual work. Linkwake gives account managers a portfolio-level view first, then lets them investigate the domains that changed.
Sort every client by gains, losses, or net movement instead of opening a separate project for each site.
Separate new, lost, and persistent referring domains so a flat total does not hide meaningful churn.
Give every account manager the same evidence, comparison window, and client-ready narrative.
A practical workflow
Add client domains, group them by team or portfolio, and mark competitors for each account.
Start with portfolio movement, then filter to clients with unusual gains or losses.
Export the relevant changes and gap opportunities into a consistent agency report.
80-client review board
Worked example
An agency with 80 retainers can review all 80 domains in one movement table, flag the five clients with material losses, and spend reporting time on explanations rather than data collection. A flat total can conceal substantial churn, as the Linkwake GitHub study found when 419,450 relationships changed beneath a 1.9% net gain.
See the evidence behind the number: 419,450 relationships changed beneath GitHub’s 1.9% net gain.
Linkwake is designed for portfolio trends and periodic reporting. It uses Common Crawl releases, so it is not a daily link-verification service for links your outreach team placed yesterday.
Read the Common Crawl methodology or explore the underlying approach in our original research.
Questions, answered
Plans range from a free five-domain workspace to an Agency plan built for portfolios of up to 2,500 domains.
Yes. Domains can be organized into portfolios and compared with designated competitor sets.
Create one portfolio per client or operating group, import the tracked domains, assign close competitors, and record the release pair used for the baseline.
Use the newest available release in monthly communication, then run a deeper release-review workflow when a new graph is published. Account managers should escalate gross gains or losses that need explanation.
No. It is a focused monitoring and reporting layer for teams that already have rank tracking, audits, or keyword research elsewhere.
Explore the demo, check any domain for free, or start a five-domain workspace without a credit card.