Domain Pages Summary

Use Domain Pages Summary when you want the pages on a domain or subdomain, each with its own backlink summary: rank, backlink count, referring domains, and spam score. A typical use is finding a site’s most-linked pages, then looping over those pages in a later step.

Configuration

Option	Required	Description
Name	No	Label for the step in the workflow canvas.
Target	Yes	A domain or subdomain without `https://` or `www.`, or a full page URL starting with `https://`. This field supports workflow variables through Insert Variable.
Link status	No	Live counts links found on the last check. Lost counts links that were removed. All counts both. Defaults to Live.
Page limit	No	How many pages to return, from 1 to 1000. Defaults to 25.
Offset	No	How many pages to skip, from 0 to 20000. Defaults to 0.
Include subdomains	No	When on, subdomains of the target are included. On by default.
Include indirect links	No	When on, indirect links are included. On by default.
Exclude internal backlinks	No	When on, links from the target’s own subdomains are left out. On by default.
Rank scale	No	0–1000 or 0–100. Defaults to 0–1000.
Breakdown list limit	No	How many entries to keep in each per-page breakdown, such as top-level domains, link types, attributes, platforms, and page locations. From 1 to 1000. Defaults to 10.
Sort	No	Up to 3 sort rules. Defaults to backlinks, highest first, so the first pages are the most linked.
Page filters	No	Up to 8 filters on page fields, such as referring domains, rank, or spam score, joined by AND or OR.
Backlink filters	No	Up to 8 filters that choose which links are counted, using the same fields as Backlinks Search.
When the step fails	No	Controls whether the workflow should Terminate Workflow or Continue if this step fails.

Add this step from the Research group in Search steps…. A value with no scheme, such as example.com, is sent as a domain. www. is removed. A URL with a real path, such as https://example.com/blog/post, is sent as a page. https://example.com/ is treated as the domain example.com. A path without https://, such as example.com/blog, is rejected.

Output

Click Run in the step header to test the step. Fetch Hive shows the page list in Output after the run completes. Use the variable picker in a later step to insert the exact output path available for that run. The list of pages is:

{{step_2.output.items}}

Each item includes url, rank, backlinks, referring_domains, referring_pages, backlinks_spam_score, first_seen, and lost_date, plus breakdowns such as referring_links_tld and referring_links_countries. The object also includes target, total_count, and items_count. Inside an iteration over {{step_2.output.items}}, the page URL is:

{{item.url}}

There is no results or pages list, and the URL is not link or page_url. Use Backlinks Summary when you need one profile for the whole site instead of a page list.

Example

Add Domain Pages Summary from the Research group in Search steps…. Set Name to something like Most linked pages. Enter example.com in Target, or insert a variable that resolves to a domain. Leave Sort on backlinks, highest first, then click Run and review Output before looping over items in a later step.

Cost

Hosted runs convert the recorded service cost plus a 6% service fee into task credits. The charge is per request. It does not grow with the number of pages returned. See Task costs.

Notes

If the provider rejects the target or a filter, the step fails and the error message is the provider’s message. When the step fails then decides whether the workflow stops or continues.
Personal model keys are not used. This step always runs as a hosted provider call.

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