Domain Da Pa Check

What domain-da-pa-check does

The domain-da-pa-check MCP server exposes checks for four website metrics: domain authority score, page authority score, spam score, and backlink count. These metrics can help an agent gather a compact set of authority, quality, and link-profile data for a domain or page.

The available material identifies the project as a developer tool and describes it as a Domain DA-PA Checker. It does not provide examples of requests, response formats, supported URL patterns, scoring ranges, or explanations of how each metric is calculated. Treat the listed metrics as the supported scope rather than assuming additional SEO analysis is available.

Tools and capabilities

The domain-da-pa-check MCP server is described as providing the following checks:

• Domain authority score
• Page authority score
• Spam score
• Backlink count

The source does not publish formal tool names or argument schemas. As a result, an MCP client configuration should not assume a particular operation name, required parameter, return type, or batching behavior until those details are exposed by the service or its client connection.

These capabilities fit workflows that need to collect the listed metrics through an agent. For example, an agent could use the server as a metric lookup step when reviewing a domain. The provided description does not support claims about ranking recommendations, competitor analysis, keyword research, link discovery, report generation, or automated remediation.

Setup and configuration

No README is available for this listing, so installation and configuration instructions cannot be confirmed. The source identifies a repository endpoint at https://jojapi.com/hub/api/domain-da-pa-check, but it does not state whether the service is launched locally, accessed remotely, configured with a command, or authenticated with environment variables.

Before adding it to an MCP client, confirm the transport, launch or connection settings, required inputs, and any authentication requirements from the service documentation. No required environment variables are documented in the supplied material.

Limitations and notes

The listing does not identify supported MCP clients, licensing terms, rate limits, availability guarantees, data freshness, or the source of the authority and backlink measurements. It also does not explain whether a check accepts a hostname, full URL, or both.

The domain-da-pa-check MCP server should therefore be evaluated against the exact input and output requirements of the intended workflow. The four named metrics are the only capabilities supported by the available description. Details beyond those metrics remain undocumented in the supplied material.