The table
25 rows per page, with a Filter domains… box and a total count.
Reading it
Sort your attention by Authority first — one link from a strong domain typically outweighs dozens from weak ones. Then look at the Backlinks column for outliers. A domain with hundreds of links to you is almost always a sitewide placement — a footer, sidebar, or blogroll link repeated across their site. That’s one endorsement, not hundreds, and search engines treat it accordingly. It also explains inflated Total Backlinks on the overview. The healthiest pattern is many domains with a handful of links each. A profile where a few domains supply most of the volume is fragile: losing one relationship costs a disproportionate share of your links.Filtering
The filter matches on the domain name only, as you type. Useful for checking whether a specific site links to you, or for grouping by TLD — typing.edu shows educational domains.
States
Related
- Backlink list — every individual link rather than one row per domain
- Backlink gap — domains linking to competitors but not to you
- New and lost backlinks — which of these arrived or disappeared recently