Where do your rival's links come from? Take the X-ray.
Type a domain and, minutes later, you have the map of your rival's link profile: authority score, the sites linking to them, the content earning those links, and the words those links are given with.
Six sections, six concrete questions
The report isn't a pile of decorative charts; every section answers one concrete question.
Authority score · 0-100
The strength of your rival's link profile in a single number, shown next to your own so the gap is visible.
Referring domains
The sites linking to them, ordered by authority — up to 100 domains. Which industry sites, which directories, which publications?
Link-magnet content
Their pages earning the most links: which topics attract links on their own. This is the most valuable section of the report — up to 50 pages.
Anchor texts
The words those links are given with, up to 50 anchors. A spread heavy on money keywords rather than the brand name points to an unnatural profile.
Backlink samples
Up to 100 links ordered by source authority: source page, anchor, authority, spam score, dofollow/nofollow and first seen date.
Suspicious pattern warning
If a large share of referring domains has zero authority, we say so. We warn you — but we won't tell you to disavow, because that's a technical call that does damage when it's wrong.
We give you intelligence. We never say “go buy links”.
Rampika does not build links, and it will never suggest that you go and get the same links your rival has. We don't sell work we can't apply and can't verify.
A bought link can work in the short term, but the long-term risk lands on the customer. It's easy for a tool to say “get links from these 40 sites”; it's impossible for that tool to stand behind their quality, their persistence, or their outcome.
The only thing we can measure and verify is the work you do on your own site. That's why the competitor report is a compass, not a shopping list.
The way out of this report is called content
Your rival's link-magnet pages are telling you something: this topic earns links in this industry. Your move is to cover it better.
See the link magnets
The pages collecting the most referring domains are listed. These are the topics your industry links to without being asked.
Compare with your own page
Do you have a page on that topic, and how deep is it? The content-gap and thin-content checks on the crawl side answer exactly that.
Take the content plan
On opportunity-keyword and content-gap cards, AI lays out what to write: which title, which sections, which questions the page has to answer.
Publish, then measure
Once the page is live it enters the same loop: verification, then 28 days of impact tracking. Not begging for links — writing a page that earns them.
How many competitor reports per month?
Competitor data is pulled from an external provider and costs real money, so each plan carries a monthly allowance. A rival's report is cached for 7 days — reopening the same report doesn't cost you an analysis, only a fresh pull does.
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Your own authority is monitored too
On Growth and Autopilot, a weekly snapshot of your own link profile is taken: is your authority rising, which sites linked to you this week, which links did you lose, are broken backlinks piling up. Monitoring again — never building.
Look at your rival's link profile today.
The free trial includes 2 competitor reports. Connect your site, pull your first one, and measure the gap for yourself.
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