What this tool actually checks
MozRank was Moz's original link-popularity metric, but Moz retired it years ago in favor of Domain Authority, Page Authority and Spam Score — there is no "MozRank" field left in Moz's modern Links API to honestly check. Rather than fabricate a number for a metric that no longer exists, this tool explains that plainly and reports the real, current metrics that replaced it, using live Moz data.
How to use it
- Enter the domain you want to check.
- Select Check current metrics.
- Review the current Domain Authority, Page Authority and Spam Score — the metrics Moz actively maintains today.
Why MozRank was retired
Moz phased out MozRank and MozTrust as it moved to more sophisticated, regularly-updated authority models. Any tool still claiming to report a live "MozRank" score today is either showing a stale cached figure or simply making one up, since the underlying data source no longer exists in Moz's current API.
What to check instead
Domain Authority and Page Authority serve the comparative purpose MozRank used to — gauging link-based strength relative to other sites — while Spam Score adds a dimension MozRank never had: flagging signals associated with penalized sites. Together they give a more complete, currently-maintained picture than the old single MozRank number ever did.