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Long before Domain Authority became the headline metric, Moz's MozRank scored individual pages on a 0–10 scale for raw link popularity — how many other pages link to them, and how important those linking pages are. The MozRank Checker from Eazy SEO Tools looks up that score for any URL. Free, no signup.
Higher means more (and more authoritative) pages link to the URL. A 0–2 is typical for new or rarely linked pages; 5+ indicated a genuinely well-linked page in the metric's era.
MozRank is a legacy metric. Moz retired it in favor of Domain Authority, Page Authority, and Spam Score, and no longer publishes fresh MozRank data. Treat any MozRank number as a historical curiosity and a rough relative signal — not a live ranking factor and not something to optimize for. For current link-strength benchmarking, use the Domain Authority Checker and Page Authority Checker instead.
MozRank counted links the way early Google PageRank did: every link is a vote, and votes from highly-linked pages count more. It ignored on-page content entirely — it was purely a measure of the link graph's opinion of one URL.
That's exactly why it's limited: a page can have a respectable legacy link score and still rank for nothing if its content is thin, outdated, or mismatched to search intent. Links open the door; content and intent win the ranking.
Q: Is this MozRank checker really free? A: Yes — check URLs without an account and without paying.
Q: What's a good MozRank? A: On the 0–10 scale, anything above 4–5 indicated a well-linked page in MozRank's era. Since the metric is discontinued, compare pages relatively rather than chasing an absolute number.
Q: Does Google use MozRank? A: No. MozRank was always a third-party estimate, and Google never used it. Google uses its own internal link signals.
Q: How is MozRank different from Page Authority? A: Both score individual pages, but Page Authority is Moz's current, actively maintained metric (1–100, predictive model), while MozRank is the discontinued 0–10 link-popularity score. The Page Authority Checker gives you the modern equivalent.
MozRank is SEO history you can still measure: enter a URL, get its legacy link-popularity score, and use it as one small data point among many. For decisions that matter, measure what moves rankings today — links and content — with the Backlink Checker, the Domain Authority Checker, and the Keyword Position Checker.