SEO Sink vs Moz
Moz gave the industry DA and Spam Score — common currencies everyone quotes. Its link tools screen your profile and flag the suspicious-looking rows inside a friendly all-round suite. Two honest problems as a defence: Spam Score is a coarse, crawl-paced signal (farms burn domains faster than crawl cycles), and a flag is not an action. By the time a score updates, the wave has registered. We watch registration signals and sink pre-fire.
What SEO Sink does that Moz doesn't
| SEO Sink | Moz | |
|---|---|---|
| Sinks spam-link waves before they register in Google | ✓ core product | ✗ no |
| Forged-referer flood protection — your analytics stay human | ✓ sunk at the edge | ✗ no |
| Tarpit for hostile crawlers — starves the farm's verification loop | ✓ quicksand | ✗ no |
| Campaign attribution — which farm, first seen when, who else it hits | ✓ full graph | ✗ no |
| Enduring Network Protection — one tenant's attack is sunk for every tenant within the hour | ✓ within the hour | ✗ no |
| Parked & idle domain hijack watch (registry, DNS, content) | ✓ hourly | ✗ no |
| Human review of marginal links, niche-calibrated keep lists | ✓ approve / sink | ✗ no |
| Measured in public on a real 2,444-domain attacked estate | ✓ see the data | ✗ no |
| Detects link waves as they form (registration signals) | ✓ pre-fire staging | ✗ crawl-paced |
| Built, reviewed & versioned disavow with evidence ledger | ✓ done-with-you — you upload; Google allows no vendor a way in | ~ list building is manual |
Where Moz honestly wins
| SEO Sink | Moz | |
|---|---|---|
| Domain Authority — the industry-common currency | ✗ not our metric | ✓ |
| Friendly all-round SEO suite | ✗ not our product | ✓ |
| Spam Score screening of existing links | ✗ our verdicts come from the live attack graph | ✓ |
| Beginner-friendly UI & learning resources | ✗ | ✓ |
The one-line verdict
Moz flags the suspicious link. SEO Sink sinks the campaign it belongs to — usually before the crawl that would have flagged it.
A fine first SEO suite. But a Spam Score is an opinion about a crawled page, updated at crawl speed — and the farms we fight register 4,000+ domains a day. Defence has to move at registration speed.
Keep reading: all comparisons — the matrix hub · real attack data from our own estate