Website Spam Score Checker and Reduction Service

Check your website's spam score and get a clear audit of risky backlinks. We help you reduce it with a cleanup plan and a ready-to-upload disavow file.

Did Someone Point Bad Backlinks at Your Website? We Check First.

Cheap spam links can show up on any website, sometimes from an old SEO company, sometimes from a competitor. You don’t need to know any SEO terms. We check your links, tell you honestly what we find, and only fix what needs fixing.

Checked with Moz · Ahrefs · Semrush No passwords needed Free 60-day re-check
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Sometimes the Problem Isn’t You

You run your business. Someone else can still hurt your website’s reputation with hundreds of low-quality links you never asked for.

Links like these can put your site at risk, and most owners only notice when rankings drop or a warning appears. We built this service because we have been through it ourselves, and we know how stressful it is when you don’t know what is happening or whom to trust.

We look at your site’s links with professional tools, work out which ones look harmful, and explain it in plain words.

Our Honest Promise

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Fine? We’ll say so

If your website’s links look healthy, we tell you and do not sell you a service.

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Check first, always

Every link is checked with three tools before anything is recommended.

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Free check after 60 days

New harmful links found? We deal with them. Nothing found? You get a free check-up and we are done. No repeat bills.

How We Decide: The 30% Rule

Moz gives every linking website a Spam Score. Our working rule is simple: up to 30% is accepted, and anything above 30% is looked at closely.

Spam Score of a linking website
Up to 30%: accepted31–60%: review61–100%: review
Links above 30% are checked again with Moz, Ahrefs and Semrush. We look at the site itself, why it links to you, and whether the pattern looks natural or bought.
No. Spam Score is a Moz metric, not a Google score, and 30% is our own working rule, not a Moz or Google rule. We use it because unnatural links can still put a website at risk.
No. A high score alone is never a reason to remove a link. Only links that really look harmful are recommended for action.

A Real Example From a Client Check

This is a real Spam Score report from a client check. The client’s website name is hidden.

Moz Spam Score report: site score 3%, 445 linking domains, 12.2% of linking domains above 30%, top inbound links advertising PBN and paid backlinks
Moz Spam Score report. Client website hidden.
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The site score looks fine

The website’s own Spam Score is only 3%. On its own, that would tell the owner nothing is wrong.

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The links tell another story

Of 445 linking domains, about 12% score above 30%, and 3.5% score 61–100%.

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A sudden pattern

The highest-scoring links come from pages selling backlinks and PBN links, all found in a short window in early November.

A low site score does not mean the links are healthy. This is why we check the links themselves, not only the score.

What You Get

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Spam Score Check

We check your Moz Spam Score and explain what may be behind it.

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Suspicious Link Review

We review the backlinks that look harmful or unnatural.

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Screenshots and Findings

Clear screenshots and a plain explanation of what we found.

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Only the Cleanup You Need

Recommendations based on your real data, not a fixed package.

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Google Disavow File

When disavowal is right, we prepare the file and a simple upload guide.

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Free Re-check

One free follow-up review 60 days after delivery.

How It Works

We check your links

Your Spam Score, backlinks and referring domains are reviewed with Moz, Ahrefs and Semrush.

You get findings, or good news

If your site is healthy, we tell you and stop there. If not, you get screenshots, findings and a quotation.

Approve and start through Upwork

Once you agree to the findings and quotation, we send a direct Upwork contract.

Receive your files and guide

If disavowal is appropriate, you get a disavow TXT file with a step-by-step guide. You upload it yourself in Google Search Console.

Free re-check after 60 days

We check again. New harmful links are fixed; if there are none, the check is free and we are done.

Your Account Stays in Your Hands

✓ What we do

  • Check your links and share clear findings
  • Recommend only what your site needs
  • Tell you if no service is needed
  • Guide you through the upload step by step
  • Confirm the delivery time before starting

✗ What we never do

  • Ask for your login details or passwords
  • Disavow links based on Spam Score alone
  • Sell a service your site doesn’t need
  • Promise a lower Spam Score or higher rankings

Payment and delivery run through Upwork. Payment protection depends on the contract type and Upwork’s terms. View our Upwork profile.

Send Us Your Website and We’ll Check It

Not sure if your site has a problem? Send us the address. We’ll tell you what we find, even if the answer is “you’re fine.”

forbespostscom@gmail.com

Please include:

  • Your website URL
  • Your contact email address
  • Your requirements (optional)

Not using Gmail? Write to forbespostscom@gmail.com from any email app, or open your default mail app.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Spam Score?

Spam Score is a Moz metric that estimates how closely a website resembles sites Moz has identified as spam. A higher percentage means more spam-like traits. It is not a Google score and does not mean Google has penalized a site.

2. Can bad backlinks really hurt my website?

Moz Spam Score is not a Google ranking factor. But large numbers of unnatural, bought or spammy links can put a website at risk, so they deserve a proper check.

3. What if my website is fine?

Then we tell you and you pay nothing for a service you don’t need.

4. What is your 30% rule?

It is our working rule, not a Moz or Google rule. Linking sites up to 30% Spam Score are accepted. Links above 30% are checked with Moz, Ahrefs and Semrush, and only those that really look harmful are recommended for action.

5. Do you remove every link with a high score?

No. A high score alone is not enough. Google advises using the Disavow Links Tool carefully, generally when there are many artificial or spammy links that have caused, or are likely to cause, a manual action.

6. What is a good or high Spam Score?

In Moz’s traditional ranges, 61% to 100% is high. Always read the score together with the actual backlink profile.

7. Does Ahrefs have a Spam Score?

No. Ahrefs offers Domain Rating, backlink data and referring domains, which help judge a backlink profile.

8. What is a Google Disavow TXT file?

A specially formatted text file listing URLs or domains you want Google to ignore. You submit it through Google’s Disavow Links Tool, which needs a URL-prefix property in Search Console (Domain properties are not supported).

9. Do you need my login or Search Console access?

No. We never ask for WordPress, hosting or Search Console passwords. You upload the file yourself.

10. How do I pay?

After our review we share findings, recommended work and a quotation. Once you approve, we send a direct Upwork contract, and payment and delivery run through Upwork.

11. How does the free 60-day re-check work?

We review your links again 60 days after delivery. If we find new harmful links, we fix them. If not, the check is free and we are done. It does not guarantee a lower Spam Score or better rankings.

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