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LinkCensus

See the sites your niche
actually links with.

Enter a domain. Get a ranked list of related sites and the shared linkers (among top 200 retained) behind each one, ready for a prospect list.

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LINK NEIGHBORHOOD
coffee-notes.example
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Five neighbors of coffee-notes.example, ranked by similarity, with each row's shared linkers counted among the top 200 retained.
DomainSimilarityShared linkers (among top 200 retained)
01brew-guides.example9123
02roaster-directory.example8719
Named linkers:beanwire.examplecuppingroom.examplekettle-weekly.example
03espresso-forum.example8417
04coffee-gear-review.example7914
05barista-news.example760
Shared linkers counted among top 200 retained

Results show their evidence, not only a score.

Where shared linkers exist, LinkCensus names sites that link to both domains, counted among the top 200 retained.

LINK NEIGHBORHOOD
Neighbor of coffee-notes.example
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Neighbor: roaster-directory.exampleSimilarity 8719 shared linkers (among top 200 retained)Named linkers: beanwire.examplecuppingroom.examplekettle-weekly.exampleRank band: top 1M
  1. Similarity

    Graph proximity, scaled 0 to 100.

  2. Shared linkers (among top 200 retained)

    A floor, not a total.

  3. Named linkers

    Sites that link to both coffee-notes.example and this neighbor.

  4. Rank band

    Where the domain sits in the graph's ranking.

  5. Edition stamp

    Real rows name the dated graph that produced them.

Graph proximity is evidence for investigation, not proof of a commercial relationship. Rows ranked by graph proximity alone are marked Embedding only.

From one domain to a working list.

  1. 01

    Map a domain

    See the first five neighbors of a domain, with their shared linkers (among top 200 retained).

  2. 02

    Narrow the neighborhood

    Filter by TLD and by a minimum of shared linkers (among top 200 retained).

  3. 03

    Export the list

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2026-01

Nov 2025Jan 2026

Open web data, in dated editions.

LinkCensus ranks related domains from Common Crawl's public web graph. Each edition is dated and does not change, so you always know which snapshot produced a result.

Source
Common Crawl host graph, Nov 2025 to Jan 2026
Coverage
52.9M hosts with at least 8 links, 15.6M searchable
Not in the product
Traffic estimates or AI-generated text
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A seat includes every edition LinkCensus publishes while the service operates, with fair-use limits stated up front. No API access.

100 founder seats at $79, then 200 lifetime seats at $149.

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FOUNDER SEAT

$79one-time

Edition 2026-01 is the first. No release schedule is promised.

  • 300 lookups and 50 exports per month
  • 50 lookups per day
  • Up to 100 rows per lookup and per export
  • Every edition published while the service operates
  • One neighborhood report included
  • No API access

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Single report

$29one-time

One domain, no seat.

The top 30 neighbors of one domain, each with shared linkers (among top 200 retained) and a note. Private share link, printable.

Questions before you buy.

Where does the data come from?

Common Crawl's open web graph, in dated editions. Edition 2026-01 is built from the November 2025 to January 2026 host graph. There is no traffic data and no proprietary crawler estimate.

Is this a subscription?

No. A seat is a one-time payment. Every seat has the same fair-use limits: 300 lookups and 50 exports per month, and 50 lookups per day.

Can I get a refund on a seat?

Yes. Email [email protected] within 14 days of buying a seat and we refund it in full; after 14 days a refund is at our discretion. Try the free preview on a domain you know before you buy. Read the refund terms.

Will my domain be covered?

The first edition covers hosts with at least eight links, and the searchable index is a smaller subset, so small or new sites may be missing. Try the free preview before you pay. If a report's domain is not covered, the report credit stays on your account.

Does a related site mean a competitor?

Not by itself. Graph proximity is evidence for investigation, not proof of a commercial relationship. Check the shared linkers before outreach.

How fresh is the data?

Edition 2026-01 is built from the November 2025 to January 2026 graph, so links may have changed since. Check a prospect's current links before outreach. Each edition is dated and does not change, and no release schedule is promised. A seat includes every edition LinkCensus publishes while the service operates.

Is any of it written by AI?

No. Nothing in the product is generated by an AI model. Report notes are filled from each row's own data.

How do I opt out my domain?

Verify control with a DNS TXT record or a role mailbox, and the domain is suppressed from results, exports and reports right away. Released editions are not altered. Read the opt-out policy.

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