
Domain Rating and Domain Authority carry Ahrefs and Moz attribution, and they sit on the listing as fields you can filter rather than as a screenshot in an email. Before any of it reaches a buyer, the seller has to prove the domain is theirs.
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Switch between the figures as first listed and the latest update to see how a record changes over time.
Domain Rating is Ahrefs. Domain Authority is Moz. Different crawlers, different maths, so disagreement is normal rather than a sign one is broken. Pick the column your client reports against and treat the other as a sanity check.
Traffic settles most arguments. A site can hold a respectable rating on old links and receive almost nobody today.
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Pick whichever your hosting makes easiest, place the token, then run the check. Checks are limited to ten a minute, so it pays to place the proof first and verify after.
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It proves the seller controls the domain. Approval means our team read the site and judged it fit to list. Neither is a promise about rankings. What they remove is the most common failure in link buying: paying for a placement the seller could never have delivered.
Browsing is free. Credit only leaves your wallet when a publisher accepts the order.