You can simply click on your backlink URL and see for yourself if its a wiki backlink or web2.0 or social media etc..
Simple..![]()
1. crap
2. not crap
It seems not a friendly.
Ok, let me rephrase it: there are useful links and useless links. You just need to be able to analyze each and every one of them and decide whether it's a good one or not.

Dear Aty, I think you don't undersand what i mean. I just want to know if there are any software that can classify backlinks types like the picture below.
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Thanks your reply quickly.![]()
I want to break down the sources in percentages like the picture below
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The screenshot you attached is from Linkdetective. Their basic plan allows you to scan upto 250k links/month and costs $10.
I'm pretty sure there is no such software.
Oh, as #9 said, Linkdetective can go before, but now this site can't work, so i'm looking for other software.![]()
LinkResearchTools has a similar feature but I haven't logged into them for awhile. There was a software sold on here which seem to do similar job but if you want it accurate and know the URL footprints, you can easily do this with Excel.
Thanks dear......I'm also interested. I would like to understand this.