Austant finds the sites linking to you, checks those pages on your schedule, and tells you when a link goes missing.
Real dashboard screens, showing sample data for a fictional shop.
Daily bars for new and lost links, over whichever dates you pick.
Healthy, broken, lost and everything else, in one chart.
The whole dashboard works at phone size, in day and night.
Link History records what changed, what it was before, and what it is now.
Add a competitor, then filter its backlinks down to the sites that don’t link to you.
New and lost links, with the reason for each loss.
Real screens, showing sample data for a fictional shop.
The work Austant does in the background, so you don’t have to.
Not just whether it’s there. Austant opens the linking page and reads all of this, on the schedule you choose.
An outage is noted once, and the link’s status stays as it was. A link is only lost when the page answers without it, or the page itself is gone.
Daily by default. Slow down the sites that rarely change.
Group them by campaign, then filter by tag.
New and lost links, only when something changed.
Start with an import, then add what it missed.
Export it for Google. Austant never submits it for you.
# Disavow file for fernandfable.example domain:bestlinks4u.example domain:cheapdirectory-links.example domain:linkfarm-seo.example https://spammy-articles.example/post/abc
Sample data for a fictional shop, drawn from the dashboard’s own badges and tables.
Every plan includes the same monitoring and starts with a 14-day free trial. A card is required, and it’s charged when the trial ends.
Every trial has the Starter limits, then the plan you choose. Cancel before it ends and you won’t be charged.
Austant imports them when you add a domain. You can also add links by hand or import a CSV.
A lost link has gone from the page. A broken link is still there but points to a URL that’s unavailable or returns an error.
No. It tells you what changed, and you decide what to do about it.
Austant notes that the page was unreachable and leaves the link’s status alone. It isn’t counted as lost.
Your card is charged for the plan you chose, and your subscription carries on. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.
Yes, from your subscription page. You keep access until the end of your trial or the period you’ve paid for.