Backlink TLD Distribution Counter

Looking at the endings of your linking domains is a quick way to see the shape of a link list, for example how many links come from country endings. The counter works on unique domains, so one site with many links is counted once. It reflects only the list you paste, which may be a sample. To reduce subdomains first, use the Subdomain to Root Domain Converter. Analyzing your top-level domain distribution helps identify anomalous clusters of spammy or unnatural country-code domains. Before running TLD analysis, extract clean domain names using the URL to Domain Extractor and strip subdomains via Subdomain to Root Domain. Clean Google Search Console exports using the Search Console Links CSV Cleaner and remove duplicate rows with the Backlink List Deduplicator. If suspicious TLD patterns require remediation, screen linking domains with the Toxic Backlink Checker and build a disavow submission using the Disavow File Generator. You can also validate disavow files with the Disavow File Validator, sanitize lists with the Disavow File Cleaner, and investigate anchor text patterns with the Anchor Text Distribution Analyzer. You can also isolate hostnames with the URL to Domain Extractor, normalize subdomains with Subdomain to Root Domain, and evaluate anchor text diversity using the Anchor Text Distribution Analyzer. For link remediation, generate disavow files with the Disavow File Generator, validate rules with the Disavow File Validator, and deduplicate records via the Backlink List Deduplicator, compare submission changes with Compare Disavow Files, and export data with Disavow File to CSV.