Traffic: highest monthly organic visits over the last 3 months. Hover the cell to see each month.
Mo: how many of those 3 months actually had traffic — 2–3 = consistent (good), 1 = one-off spike, 0 = dead. Consistency matters more than a single big month.
RefDom — Referring Domains: how many separate domains link to it (backlink breadth). More = stronger, more natural link profile.
Spam (0–100): spam score. 25–49 = caution, 50+ = high risk. Often blank on this source — when blank, RefDom is used as the backlink sanity check instead.
DA / PA (0–100): Moz Domain / Page Authority. DR (0–100): Ahrefs-style backlink rating. TF / CF: Majestic Trust / Citation Flow (quality vs. quantity of links).
What makes a good domain here: real traffic across 2–3 months, a healthy count of referring domains, decent DA/PA/DR, and no high spam. A single-month traffic spike with few backlinks is weak even if DA looks OK.
Two scores (auto):M (metric-only) = Referring Domains + DA·PA + DR + TF·CF, gated by spam — ignores traffic entirely.
M+T (metric + traffic) = the same, but with Traffic first (magnitude × how many of 3 months had visits).
Priority order overall: 1) Traffic 2) Spam/RefDom 3) DA·PA 4) DR 5) TF·CF. Spam gates only when a number exists (50+ disqualified).
Two scores (0–100):M+T = overall pick, traffic included — use this to rank domains you want live traffic from.
M = metric-only (links & authority, ignores traffic) — use this to judge a domain purely on its backlink/authority strength, e.g. for a rebuild or PBN.
Colour: 70+ excellent · 55+ strong · 40+ decent · 25+ weak · <25 poor.
A gold ★ next to the domain = Recommended (consistent traffic + good M+T + not spammy). Sort by M+T or M to bring the best to the top.