Paste the domains and counts you required, then the URLs that were actually delivered. IndexVero tells you which domains are complete, under-delivered, or missing — and flags every link on a domain you never ordered.
Who it’s for
- Agencies signing off an outsourced link order before it reaches a client.
- Anyone buying links who needs to confirm quantity and domains before paying an invoice.
- Account managers building a monthly report they can defend line by line.
- Resellers QC-ing a supplier’s delivery against the brief.
How it works
List required domains
Enter each domain you ordered with its count, e.g. reddit.com x50, one per line.
Paste delivered URLs
Drop in the full list of backlink URLs that were delivered for the order.
Read the verdict
See required vs submitted per domain with an OK / under / over status, plus a list of wrong-domain links.
Example: what goes in, what comes out
Required: reddit.com x3, medium.com x2. Delivered: 6 URLs.
| Domain | Required | Delivered | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| reddit.com | 3 | 3 | OK |
| medium.com | 2 | 1 | Under-delivered |
| randomblog.xyz | 0 | 2 | Wrong domain (not ordered) |
Features
Required vs delivered counts
Match every ordered domain and quantity against what was actually delivered, with a clear diff per domain.
Wrong-domain detection
Instantly surface any delivered URL on a domain you never required so nothing slips into the report.
One-click export
Export the domain breakdown and wrong-link list as a CSV for client sign-off or supplier disputes.
“Live” is not the same as “delivered as ordered”
A broken-link check tells you a URL resolves. It doesn’t tell you the order was fulfilled. That gap is where suppliers pad an invoice — and where List Verify earns its place:
- Under-delivery — you ordered 50 links on a domain and got 38. Every link is live, so a status check passes; the count still fell short.
- Domain padding — missing links get quietly replaced with placements on random domains you never approved.
- Over-delivery on the wrong target — extra links pile onto one easy domain instead of the spread you specified.
Reconciling delivered-against-ordered is a separate step from “are the links live,” and it’s the one that protects your budget and your report. Pair it with the Broken Link Checker for live status and the Anchor Text Checker for anchor accuracy.
Limitations & privacy
- It reconciles domains and counts from the lists you paste; it doesn’t fetch pages, so pair it with a live check to confirm the links resolve.
- Required lines use a simple
domain.com xNformat; lines starting with#are treated as notes. - No signup and no upload. The comparison runs entirely in your browser — your lists never leave the page.
FAQ
What does List Verify do?
It compares the domains and counts you required against the backlink URLs that were delivered, so you can confirm an order was fulfilled correctly before paying or reporting.
How do I specify required counts?
Write one domain per line with a count, for example “reddit.com x50”. Lines starting with # are ignored, so you can add notes.
What counts as a wrong link?
Any delivered URL whose domain is not in your required list is flagged as a wrong link, with its row number and domain, so you can request a correction.
Does it run in my browser?
Yes, entirely. Nothing is sent to a server, so there is no signup, no quota, and no waiting on a job — even very large lists compare instantly.