> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.beeze.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Domain analysis

> Score domains in bulk so you can prioritize stronger link opportunities and save manual review time

Domain analysis is the bulk evaluation tool in link building.

Use it when you have a list of domains and need to decide which ones are worth your time before outreach, vendor review, or content partnership discussions.

## How the page is organized

The page has two views:

* **Analysis** for running a new batch
* **History** for revisiting earlier runs

## Analysis view

The analysis view is built for quick screening.

### Domain input

Paste in a list of domains — one per line or comma-separated — when you want Beeze to evaluate them as a group. You can submit up to 1,000 domains per batch.

### Run options

The form includes controls that help you tailor the batch to your standards:

| Option                    | What it controls                                                            |
| ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Protocol                  | Whether to check `http`, `https`, or both                                   |
| Categories                | Majestic topical categories to include                                      |
| Countries                 | Country filters for the analysis                                            |
| DR threshold              | Minimum domain rating a domain must meet (default: 20)                      |
| TF threshold              | Minimum trust flow a domain must meet (default: 10)                         |
| CF/TF ratio               | Maximum citation-to-trust flow ratio to flag spammy profiles (default: 0.3) |
| Organic traffic threshold | Minimum estimated organic traffic (default: 2,000)                          |
| Days filter               | How far back to check data (default: 365 days)                              |
| Check subdomains          | Whether to include subdomain-level checks                                   |
| Price history only        | Run a price-only check when cost is the main question                       |

These controls help you align the output with how your team qualifies opportunities.

### Result columns

After the analysis runs, Beeze shows which domains meet your chosen rules.

| Column         | What it tells you                                                   |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Domain         | The evaluated domain                                                |
| IP address     | The domain's IP, useful for spotting shared hosting or PBN patterns |
| DR             | Domain rating from Ahrefs                                           |
| CF             | Citation flow from Majestic                                         |
| TF             | Trust flow from Majestic                                            |
| TTF            | Top topical category from Majestic                                  |
| Traffic        | Estimated organic traffic range                                     |
| Country        | Top traffic country                                                 |
| Price history  | Whether pricing data is available for that domain                   |
| Contacted      | Whether this domain has already been contacted                      |
| Failure reason | Why a domain did not pass your thresholds, when applicable          |

Use filters to narrow the list, then export the results when you want to share or continue the review elsewhere.

## History view

History stores earlier runs so you do not have to start from scratch each time.

Use it to:

* reopen past analyses
* compare batches across time
* revisit decisions
* export historical results again

<Tip>
  History makes domain analysis repeatable across campaigns. Instead of rebuilding qualification
  rules each time, reopen a previous run and adjust from there.
</Tip>

## When to use this page

* Before starting outreach
* When you need to screen a long list quickly
* When consistent qualification rules matter more than ad hoc judgment
* When you want a saved record of the analysis instead of a one-off spreadsheet pass