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LinkCensus
Find the sites in your domain's link neighbourhood
Free plan availableSEO & Marketing
Custom pricingVisit linkcensus.com
What LinkCensus is
Enter a domain and it lists related sites from the historical Common Crawl link graph, which measures proximity rather than direct backlinks, with how many linking sites each shares with yours and, where it can, their names. Results can be narrowed by top-level domain. A free preview shows the first five neighbours without sign-up; a paid seat opens up to 100 rows per lookup with CSV or JSON export, and single-domain reports are sold separately.
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Free plan
Free plan, no card required
Ongoing free tier published by the vendor. Limits vary by plan.
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What the rest of SEO & Marketing charges
LinkCensus publishes no fixed monthly price, so it is not plotted. Here is what the rest of the category charges.
- Sitebulb$18
- Ahrefs$29
- Ubersuggest$29*
- Arvow$39
- Surfer SEO$49
- Rollouts$50
- Moz Pro$99
- SE Ranking$129
- Clearscope$129
- Semrush$139
9 of these 10 prices were read from the vendor's own pricing page; the rest are marked * and are indicative. The median is taken across the 8 verified prices in SEO & Marketing. 4 more tools in this category do not publish an entry price and are not plotted.
LinkCensus pricing questions
- How much does LinkCensus cost?
- LinkCensus has no subscription: a seat is a one-time $79 for the first 100 founder seats and $149 after that, and a single-domain report is $29, so it has no monthly entry price.
- Does LinkCensus have a free plan?
- Yes. LinkCensus publishes an ongoing free tier — not a countdown trial. Limits vary by plan, so check what the free tier covers before you commit.
- What is LinkCensus used for?
- Enter a domain and it lists related sites from the historical Common Crawl link graph, which measures proximity rather than direct backlinks, with how many linking sites each shares with yours and, where it can, their names. Results can be narrowed by top-level domain. A free preview shows the first five neighbours without sign-up; a paid seat opens up to 100 rows per lookup with CSV or JSON export, and single-domain reports are sold separately. People mainly use it to find related websites, map a link neighbourhood, find link prospects.
- What are the best alternatives to LinkCensus?
- The closest alternatives in the same category are Ahrefs, Semrush, Screaming Frog, Moz Pro. Semrush and Screaming Frog publish a free plan.