# MXVerify

> Free backlink value checker — estimate what a followed link from any site is worth for rankings

**Website:** https://mxverify.uk/

## Overview

MXVerify is a free backlink value checker that estimates what a followed link from any website may be worth for search rankings. Enter a site and get a practical view of link value, follow status, and SEO opportunity.

## Features

- BV-style dollar estimate
- Link type valuation
- Outbound, traffic, server & age

## Best For

- Content Writers
- Agencies
- Bloggers

## Details

MXVerify is a backlink value checker built to answer question before you pay for a link: what is a link from any website actually worth? A backlink is worth what the site it comes from can pass on, less the kind of link you can realistically get there. MXVerify lets you enter any website and receive its BV score — the value of new followed link from that site in ranking benefit, expressed in dollars, not what anyone charges for it. The score is worked out by the same model bklink uses to value every link it audits, so the figure you see is the figure that sits beside a quote.

Using MXVerify is free, with no sign-up required. You get the BV score, what each type of link from the site would be worth, how it links out, its traffic, its server and its age, with the source of each figure. Reports are public. MXVerify sells no links, and no site pays to be listed or valued.

BV — backlink value — is what new followed link from a site is worth to the site it points to, in dollars, before anything about your own site is known. It measures ranking benefit, not cost. Publications set their own prices; the BV score is the figure to set beside a quote, so you know what a backlink is worth before you pay for it.

Take google.com as an example. It is about as strong as a site gets, so a followed editorial link from it would be worth up to $1,829. But Google is a search engine, not a publication: it publishes no guest posts and sells no link placements. The links a business can realistically get there are a business or map listing, or a page on of Google's services that anyone can make — links Google's own guidance asks sites to mark as user-generated, so neither is an editorial vote. Both are type C, which puts google.com's BV score at $183. The size of the site sets the ceiling; the kind of link decides how much of it you get. Social networks, video platforms, messaging apps and AI assistants are valued the same way, at the link you can actually get.

Two things about the linking site decide the outcome. Site Strength, from 0 to 100, is half the site's link authority rating and half its organic search traffic on a log scale. Strength sets the ceiling: a followed editorial link is worth up to $2,265 at strength 100 and about half as much for every 16 points below that — about $179 at strength 41, where a mid-sized site sits. The scale is pinned to published guest-post asking prices at two points, but the score is what a link is worth to rankings, not what anyone charges. Link type decides how much of that survives, following the distinctions Google's link guidance draws between editorial, sponsored and user-generated links.

✨ Free to use, with no sign-up required
✨ BV scores for any website, with each figure's source shown
✨ Link-type breakdowns so you see what each kind of link is worth
✨ Details on outgoing links, traffic, server and site age
✨ Public reports, with no site paying to be listed or valued

Enter any website and see what a link from it is really worth.