We build for people who wire things together on a Friday afternoon. Our product is one HTTP endpoint with link data behind it, priced per call.
Deeplinkify research team ·
Why this exists
Link data is usually sold as a dashboard. Automation builders want a URL.
Here is the gap. Deeplinkify started from that mismatch: marketers and ops people running n8n, Zapier, Make and Google Sheets kept needing one number per domain, on a schedule, without a subscription whose units are priced for enterprise teams. So the product is a REST API with JSON responses, a free online explorer and prepaid credit. A backlink finder you can schedule is more useful to this crowd than a prettier chart, and the n8n recipe is the clearest picture of what we mean.
Writing here comes from our own team, which we sign as the Deeplinkify research team. We do not invent customer stories, and every cost on this site is arithmetic you can redo.
Who we pictured first? Solo marketers, small agencies and ops people at online stores. They already pay for a suite and do not want a second subscription for one column of numbers. They need something they can try in an evening, break safely and price in their heads. So sign-in is Google only, the first $100 is on us, and the free actions stay free. Nothing on this site is a case study; if we ever publish customer results, they will be real and named with permission.
Where the pages come from: we read what people building automations actually trip over, such as webhooks that time out, Sheets that grow too heavy, workflows that behave in a test and fail in production. Each recipe tries to answer one of those.
What stands behind the numbers
01
Our own crawler and index
181,132,097 domains and 2,774,625,913 domain-to-domain links, about 798.5 billion backlinks, from our own web link graph.
02
A public rating formula
Domain Rating is round(100 times log(ref_domains plus 1) divided by log(20 million)). It is our own metric, not Ahrefs DR or Moz DA.
03
Flat prices
One credit is $0.0001, and a call costs the same whether it returns 10 rows or 1,000. New accounts get $100 of credit.
04
Limits stated plainly
Monthly refresh, no keyword volumes, no rank tracking. For those, Ahrefs and Semrush are fuller. See the budget page.
What we deliberately leave out
We skip things we cannot do well. That list is longer than the feature list.
There are no keyword volumes, no rank tracking and no daily-fresh crawl. Ahrefs and Semrush do those jobs properly, and their API units are bundled into subscriptions (Ahrefs from $129 a month for 200,000 units, at least 50 units per request), which is exactly why a flat per-call alternative for link data makes sense beside them.
Our data is refreshed roughly once a month. A link built last week may not appear yet, and we say so on every page where it matters, including the error runbook.
If you want to see the arithmetic for a realistic year of use, the budget page walks through four invented setups with real per-call costs.
That is the whole stance. Narrow product, honest edges. If a feature you need is missing from this list, assume we do not have it yet and check before building a workflow around it.