Get the Site Strength of a domain: a 0–100 score of how strongly the web links to it, from the Rankfield web graph.

GEThttps://rankfield.dev/v1/domains/{domain}/site-strength

Parameters

Headers

NameTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
AuthorizationstringYes–Bearer followed by your API key. See Authentication.

Path parameters

NameTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
domainstringYes–The domain, such as example.com. Case is ignored, a leading www. is removed, and a full URL is read as its host. URL-encode it in the path.

Response

FieldTypeDescription
domainstringThe domain as it was looked up, after normalising.
inGraphbooleanOnly when the domain isn't in our link graph yet: false, with zeros. Absent otherwise.
siteStrengthinteger0–100. Higher means stronger link evidence in the graph.

The score is Rankfield's own. It is not Moz Domain Authority or Ahrefs Domain Rating, and it does not estimate traffic. How Site Strength works explains how it is calculated.

Errors

StatusWhen
400The domain is not a valid domain name, or a parameter is out of range.
401No valid API key.
429Too many requests at once; wait for Retry-After.
502The graph lookup behind the API failed. Retry later.
503The graph index is unavailable for a moment. Retry after Retry-After.

Limits

No per-key limits. When the server is busy you get 429 with Retry-After.

MCP

On the MCP server, the tool for this is get_site_strength.