Websites with PageRank 9 are the rarest group in the data: a few hundred domains out of the top 10 million. No site gets a full 10, so a 9 is the highest whole score anyone has.

The list below shows every one of them, sorted by score.

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#WebsitePageRankLinking sitesGlobal rankCompare
351slideshare.net9.0058,844351Compare
352britannica.com9.0059,372352Compare
353theatlantic.com9.0059,422353Compare
354ted.com9.0059,967354Compare
355mdpi.com9.0064,291355Compare
356latimes.com9.0063,292356Compare
357umich.edu9.0040,275357Compare
358sba.gov9.0026,822358Compare
359dol.gov9.0030,844359Compare

Data: Open PageRank, data file October 2026. Domain data derived from Common Crawl. Not Google's own PageRank.

Which websites with PageRank 9 are on the list?

  • Search, social and video platforms used by billions of people.
  • Cloud hosts and content delivery networks that serve files for other sites.
  • Code libraries, fonts and tag managers that sit inside millions of pages.
  • A few news sites, encyclopedias, universities and government agencies.

For an ordinary website, these websites with PageRank 9 are a reference point, not a target. A blog with a 4 already sits in the top few percent of all domains.

Frequently asked questions

Is there any website with PageRank 10?

Not in the current Open PageRank data. The highest score is just under 10, held by Google.

Tens of thousands of linking websites at the low end, and millions at the top.

What did PageRank 10 mean in the old Google toolbar?

Only a few sites, such as Google itself, ever showed a 10 on the toolbar. The new scale keeps that rarity.