Early access — join the waitlist
Inbound Watch checks the web every day for websites that link to yours. When a real one adds a link — or takes one away — you get a short email. The spam is filtered out.
- Checked every day
- Spam filtered out
- Nothing to install
0 links found.
Only 0 were real.
That's what we saw across our own websites. Most links that point at small sites come from automated spam pages. Inbound Watch keeps the real ones and quietly drops the rest — so the numbers you see actually mean something.
filtered out as spam
New links
A new link? You'll hear about it.
The day a real website links to yours, Hoot sends you one short email: who linked, and to which page.
Inbound Watch · just now
New link to yoursite.com
Lost links
A link goes missing? You'll know why.
We visit every page that links to you, every day. If the link is gone, you hear what happened — so you can ask for it back.
Competitors
See who links to your rivals.
Tell us who you compete with. We list the sites that link to them but not to you — the easiest places to ask next.
Link to your rivals, not to you
Three steps. Then forget about it.
Add your website
Type its address. That's all — nothing to install, no code to add.
Hoot checks every day
Every morning, while you sleep, he looks for new links and re-reads the ones you have.
You get an email
Only when something real happens. And a short summary every Monday.
Free to start. Fair after that.
Free
$0forever
For keeping an eye on one site.
- 1 website
- Checked once a week
- A Monday email with new and lost links
- Spam filtered out
Hoot naps between checks: once a week is enough for most small sites.
Pro
$7.22/month
Billed $86.62 a year. For people who care where every link comes from.
- 5 websites
- Checked every day
- An email the day a link appears or goes missing
- Why a link was lost, from a visit to the page
- Sites that link to your rivals, not to you
- Traffic estimates
More websites: $18.49 each per year.
Join the waitlist14 days free when we open. Cancel any time.
Questions, answered plainly.
A link on someone else's website that points to yours. Search engines treat them a bit like recommendations, so the good ones help people find you.
Let Hoot keep watch.
We're letting people in a few at a time. Leave your email and Hoot will write when it's your turn.