01
Traffic Credibility Grade
Ahrefs and Semrush rarely agree exactly. When they disagree wildly, one source is counting traffic the other cannot verify. Every listing shows both figures, the ratio between them, and a grade from A to D.
Real example — a competing directory, not a listing here
Ahrefs339,410
Semrush1,456
D233× divergence — treat the higher figure with caution
02
The Authority Gap, Measured
Moz scores a domain and Ahrefs scores it again, and the two often disagree. A high DA sitting beside a low DR and almost no traffic is authority without readers — links pointing in, nobody arriving. Both scores are on every listing, and so is the distance between them.
From the listing for FilesXpress.Com
Moz DA60
Ahrefs DR0
Traffic, lower source0
60 ptsWide gap — the widest in the directory today
03
Everything Stated Up Front
Registration date, platform, indexed pages and AI-crawler policy — read off the domain itself and put on the listing, none of it behind an enquiry form.
From the listing for MagazinePanda.Com
Registered9 March 2021
Cadence13 pages/mo
Indexed507 pages
OpenNo account needed to see any of it