Free open-source CLI that checks Ahrefs Domain Rating for domains and lists, stores history in SQLite, and shares access via HTTP API.
Stage
Startup
Established
Founded
Not given
2020
Based in
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Not given
Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Solo: $29/mo or $313/yr (save $35). Squad: $99/mo or $1,069/yr (save $119). Pack: $249/mo or $2,689/yr (save $299). Horde: $499/mo or $5,389/yr (save $599). All plans include unlimited team seats and priority onboarding.
Free to use; optional pay-per-URL service at $1.00 USD per URL on Index Pages platform.
Key features
Internal link building and orphan page recovery
Schema and structured data audits with fix recommendations
On-page SEO optimization for titles, headings, and thin content
Technical SEO issue detection for crawl blocks and canonicals
Cross-site linking and community backlink management
Google Search Console integration for performance context
Team collaboration with unlimited team seats
White-label reporting for agencies
Multi-platform support including WordPress, Shopify, and API
AI-driven internal link recommendations with contextual anchors
Local SQLite cache with historical data and trend tracking
HTTP API server mode for network-wide access
DR3 and DR4 formula support
MCP server integration for Claude and Cursor
Agent skill with bash script compatibility
Configurable via flags, environment variables, or TOML file
What makes it different
Review-based workflow prioritizes control and safety over blind automation
Connects analysis with action using Google Search Console data integration
AI-driven decisions based on relevance for internal linking
Tracks completed fixes and monitors search performance changes after publishing
Built for growing websites with scalable crawl capacity
Free to use with no API unit costs, only requires free Ahrefs API key
Single static binary with no dependencies, compiled with SQLite included
Open source under MIT license with full source code on GitHub
Historical tracking shows domain rating trends over time
Runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows without external dependencies