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Backlinks turns a competitor’s domain into a table of the sites that link to it. The count is free and updates as you type. The rows are free too, so only the enrichments you tick cost credits.
The Sites linking to a domain page, with the Site to look up group open on the left showing Links to set to getoneprofile.ai, the Rows, Links, Sort by and Order selects on their defaults, and a Preview pane on the right reading 17 referring sites match beside a Preview a sample button.

Sites linking to a domain, with a target typed and counted.

Open Sites linking to a domain and type a domain into Links to, such as competitor.com. A subdomain or a whole page URL works as well. Rows decides what one row is. One per referring site is the default and gives you a list of companies to reach. Every link gives every link, several per site. Narrow the rows under the four groups below. They cover the referring site, the referring page, the link itself and the page it points at. Each group folds its rarer filters under Advanced.

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Preview and save the matches

Click Preview a sample to see the referring site, page title and anchor text of five matches. Click Continue, then choose Save to a new table or Save to an existing table. The Enrich these rows panel shows what a row costs before anything is added.

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Good to know

The referring site and its domain, the page the link is on, the anchor text, the linked page, the link type and whether it passes rank. Then the three ranks, the spam score, the site type, its country and language, and when the link was first and last seen. Every other detail of the link stays on the row’s Backlink column.
The best first. Rows are sorted by the rank the link passes unless you pick another attribute under Sort by, and the top of that order is what a table gets.
A search takes at most eight filter values at once, and every value in a list counts as one. Three referring sites and a country are four. Remove one and run it again.
Backlink rank is what the link passes to the site you named. Domain rank and page rank are the referring site’s and page’s own standing. All three read on a scale of 0 to 100 unless you switch Rank scale under Advanced.
The referring site is a platform host, such as a social network or a link aggregator, rather than a company of its own. The Referring domain column still names the site.
Yes. Put their hosts under Referring sites and the search only reads links from those sites, up to eight.

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Next steps

Choose what to enrich

Pick the details to fill in before the rows are added.

People and companies

Search people and companies by who they are.