Automated PR check

j0hnsmith

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I've got 100+ sites I want to check the PR for, any sites/apis that will let me do this volume (preferably free)?

Alternatively any sites I can use to check one at a time that don't have a captcha?
 


PR Checker

I've got 100+ sites I want to check the PR for, any sites/apis that will let me do this volume (preferably free)?

Alternatively any sites I can use to check one at a time that don't have a captcha?


I am a developer and have recently done an auto PR Checker with proxies. Interested?


Regards,

Octavian Neguletu
 
I'm also a developer and have the proxies part covered, I'm just looking for simple sources of PR data.
What is the source of your data?
Please send me your code if you're happy to share it.
 
I also wrote the a tool like this. I am quiering the google toolbar. That's the only good way :)
 
I also wrote the a tool like this. I am quiering the google toolbar. That's the only good way :)
How do I do that? Is there a public API or do I have to sniff the requests myself?

I'd appreciate any pointers you can give me.
 
Well it's not an api. It's the toolbar itselfs. Is not that easy because you have to generate a hash for every query.

Drop me a line and I can outsource the function out of my multichecker for a small tipp ;)
 
Just use multiple pagerank checker. copy the website list and paste . That it! free and lesser the time, but its not automated.
 
There's a few Firefox plugins that tell you the pagerank of every site you visit. I use this all the time when i'm browsing competitor's sites.

Or you can use Scrapebox to check 1000's of sites at a time.
 
I'm also a developer and have the proxies part covered, I'm just looking for simple sources of PR data.
What is the source of your data?
Please send me your code if you're happy to share it.

I also wrote the a tool like this. I am quiering the google toolbar. That's the only good way :)

The URL: toolbarqueries.google.com is the ONLY source of Google PR.

Everyone that tries to display PR uses that URL.

And yes, you need the algorithm. I use a perl module, but there are
modules for other languages.