a couple of them were being sold on dp. I would however just recommend seoquake. Right click on any page and select check links. Paste the links and hit enter and you are done.
Thank you for your answer, but if you try to check even several hundreds with this method your IP will be banned for some time. Also when I tried to load couple of thousands urls in SeoQuake it froze.
It is a very good tool, but I am affraid not for thousands and ten of thousands of urls.
For the bulk PR checker you should try free desktop tool from digixmas, download, paste links and wait for the result,
pretty reliable, I use it everytime.
Don't know about bulk backlink checker, but try what godsfriend recommended
I agree that seo quake does not take too much load but then again, most of the pr bulk checkers that I tested a few months ago didnt. Anything in excess of 1500 and they froze as well. I do partially blame my crappy internet connection for it though...
Thank you for your answers. Those tools look usefull, but they cannot be used with thousands of urls I want to check. There are limits like max 10 or 40 urls per one time. I can write a script, but from my experience they will ban you when you start sending them urls constantly.
There is this tool which queries the SEOmoz api for their data - it's much more reliable than using page rank. As a general rule anything with a domain authority of more than 30 is worth getting a link on:
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