- Where the block is
- Row with link to Ahrefs
- Domain Rating (DR) and URL Rating (UR)
- Ahrefs Rank (AR)
- Filtering by Ahrefs metrics in search
- In short
Where the block is
In the full domain report, an Ahrefs section appears — a separate block titled Ahrefs with Ahrefs service metrics. The block only appears if the report includes Ahrefs metrics (the report structure has a corresponding data section).
If there is no Ahrefs data (the section is empty or unavailable), a grey label (Not found) is shown under the heading — no separate table or charts are built.
Row with link to Ahrefs
When metrics are present, a short row with an icon appears above the metrics table: the text “Service information” and a favicon link Ahrefs to the external backlink checker. The link opens Ahrefs with the domain from the report already filled in (subdomain-inclusive check mode) so you can jump to details at the source quickly.
In demo report mode, following this link may be disabled (link inactive) so users are not taken away from the demo view.
Domain Rating (DR) and URL Rating (UR)
Domain Rating (DR) and URL Rating (UR) are shown as circular indicators (progress rings) with a number in the center. The scale for both is 0 to 100. Ring color changes with the value: low values use one tone, medium another, high the most “positive” tone, so you can quickly tell weak, moderate, and strong at a glance.
If a specific value did not arrive in the report, an empty ring and a dash “-” in the center are shown instead of the chart — this is missing data for that field, not zero.
How to read the metrics
- DR reflects the approximate strength of the entire domain in Ahrefs’ model.
- UR is the strength of the specific page (URL) in SERPs and the link profile according to Ahrefs.
Ahrefs Rank (AR)
Ahrefs Rank (AR) is shown as a plain number in the block without a circular chart. It is Ahrefs’ global ranking of the site in their database: the smaller the number, the “stronger” the site in that ranking (a relative top within Ahrefs’ coverage). Large values use digit grouping in the usual UI style (e.g. commas between thousands) so the number is easy to read.
If the rank was not provided, a dash “-” is shown.
Filtering by Ahrefs metrics in search
Domain Rating, URL Rating, and Ahrefs Rank from the report can be set as min / max ranges when selecting domains in database tables — in the Ahrefs filters block. Details on scales, fields, and examples are in Ahrefs filters.
In short
- The Ahrefs block in the report shows DR, UR, and AR if the report data includes an Ahrefs section; otherwise (Not found).
- DR and UR are ring indicators 0–100 with a color scale; if the value is missing — empty ring and -.
- AR is a number (smaller is usually better); if missing — -.
- Above the metrics — “Service information” and a link to Ahrefs with the domain from the report; in demo the link may be inactive.
- Selection by DR, UR, and AR in search — see Ahrefs filters.