Fetch live backlink rows for a target domain.
Backlink research usually means jumping between an SEO suite, a separate export flow, and a spreadsheet. This connector lets Vernclaw return live backlink rows for any target domain with structured Markdown output, audit logging, and a fixed 2-credit cost per use.
| Parameter | Format | Example | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
target | string | example.com | Yes |
limit | number | 10 | No |
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
target | string | The root domain that was queried |
fetchedBacklinks | number | Number of backlink rows returned in this response |
topReferringDomain | string | The referring domain with the strongest presence in the returned sample |
target: "vercel.com" limit: 5
# Backlinks Lookup - Target: vercel.com - Fetched Backlinks: 5 - Top Referring Domain: github.com
Five live backlinks were returned for vercel.com, with github.com as the most authoritative referring domain in this batch. Increase the limit for a broader view.
Last tested: 2026-03-10
| OAuth required | No |
| Managed auth | Included, no API key needed |
| Bring your own key (BYOK) | Not supported in v1 |
| Audit logged | Every request is logged with input, result, cost, and timestamps |
| Training acknowledgment | Not required |
Admins can restrict this connector via blacklist or whitelist in the admin panel.
Use a quick lookup to confirm the domain has visible backlink activity before you invest more time.
Use the top referring domain in the sample to decide which source deserves manual follow-up first.
Run repeat lookups on the same competitor to compare the returned backlink sample over time.
No. The connector returns a live sample of backlink rows for fast analysis and ranking, not a complete historical export.
It uses a fixed 2 credits per use. The cost is set on the connector and does not change dynamically per request.
The connector tries to normalize the target to the root domain. For the cleanest result, pass the root domain directly.