Spam Score Checker
Free, no sign-up: enter a domain or URL and we check 18 signals that search engines and spam filters use to spot spammy sites — blacklists (Spamhaus DBL, SURBL, URIBL), cloaking for Googlebot, redirecting visitors from Google, hidden links and text, keyword stuffing, thin content, link farms, a very new domain, HTTPS, redirects and trust pages. The 0–100 score is a transparent sum of the weights of signals found (0 means none) — it is not Moz Spam Score.
How the score works
Each signal found adds its weight; totals above 100 are capped at 100. 0–10: few or none, 11–30: some, 31–60: many, above 60: high risk. Weights:
Why not Moz Spam Score: Moz estimates the share of sites with similar features that Google penalized, using its own link index — nobody but Moz has that data, and passing our score off as theirs would be dishonest. For Moz’s Spam Score use Moz Link Explorer (free account required). We check one page (the home page or the URL you enter), do not run JavaScript, and cannot see cloaking based on Googlebot’s IP addresses.
Datos clave
Spam score is a conditional estimate of how spammy a site looks to search engines and anti-spam filters. Ours is not the Moz Spam Score: it is a transparent sum of points for 18 signs (blacklists, cloaking, hidden links, keyword stuffing and more) from 0 to 100, with each weight and fix shown. Google does not use such a score.
- Precio
- Gratis
- Registro
- No necesario
- Procesamiento
- On our server: it loads your homepage several ways (as a browser, as Googlebot, as a visitor from Google), checks the domain against blacklists and sums the points
- Entrada
- A domain or page URL
- Límites
- No sign-up: 6 checks per minute and 15 fresh ones per day (45 after sign-in, unlimited for Pro); a URL result is cached for 6 hours and page text is not stored
- Resultado
- A score from 0 to 100, a list of the signs found with each one’s weight, an explanation and a fix tip; plus passed checks and the limitations
- Última actualización
Free Spam Score Checker
The tool loads the page three times — as a normal browser, as Googlebot and as a visitor arriving from Google — and looks for the signals search engines and anti-spam systems use to spot spammy and hacked sites: cloaking, redirects for search visitors, hidden links and text, keyword stuffing, thin content, footer link farms and links to blacklisted sites. The domain is checked against Spamhaus DBL, SURBL and URIBL, and its age via RDAP. Each signal found adds a published weight to a 0–100 total, with an explanation and a fix. It is not Moz Spam Score: Moz uses its own model over its link index; ours are checks you can repeat by hand.
Cómo usar
- Enter a domain or page URL
- Wait for the check — usually 5–20 seconds
- Work through the signals using the tips and check again
FAQ
PromoPilot frente a alternativas: comparación
Comparamos solo lo que está confirmado en las páginas de cada servicio. Donde no pudimos confirmar un dato, la celda muestra "—".
| Parámetro | PromoPilot | Sucuri SiteCheck | Moz Spam Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| A 0–100 score broken down by sign | ✓ | — | — |
| Cloaking and Google-referrer redirect checks | ✓ | Scans external code for known malware; cannot detect server-side threats | — |
| The Moz Spam Score metric | ✗ | ✗ | — |
| Free without sign-up | ✓ with a daily limit | ✓ a free website security scanner | — |
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Dónde somos más débiles: it is not the Moz Spam Score and uses no link database, only the homepage is checked, JavaScript is not executed, and the score is conditional and not a Google metric.
Cuándo elegir PromoPilot: When you want to quickly check your own or someone else’s site for clear signs of spam or a hack (blacklists, content swapped for Google, hidden links) and get a clear fix list. For the Moz score and deep link analysis you need their own services.
Comprobado el: . "—" significa que no está confirmado en la página oficial; las condiciones y los precios cambian, así que consulta los sitios de cada servicio.