From Google PageRank and MozRank to Open PageRank
Google's toolbar PageRank (0–10) and Moz's MozRank were the classic link-popularity scores. Both were retired. Open PageRank provides a free, openly calculated replacement on the same 0–10 scale, updated every month.
| Metric | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Open PageRank (0–10) | Link popularity of the whole domain |
| Global rank | Position among all ranked domains |
| Referring domains | How many different sites link to the domain |
| Monthly history | How the score changed month by month |
Reading the history
- Steady growth — the site keeps earning links.
- Sudden drop — lost links, a site move without redirects, or an expired domain.
- Flat at 0 — no other websites link to the domain yet.
Compare many sites with the DA PA Checker and check how old a domain is with the Domain Age Checker.
Frequently asked questions
Does Google PageRank still exist?
Google still uses PageRank internally, but stopped showing public scores in 2016. Open PageRank is a free public alternative.
Does MozRank still exist?
No. Moz retired MozRank. This tool reports Open PageRank, which measures the same idea on a 0–10 scale.
How often is PageRank updated?
Open PageRank is recalculated monthly; the history table shows each month.
Is this data from Google?
No. Open PageRank is calculated independently from Common Crawl link data.