This chart shows how many inbound links are required to achieve a particular page rank.

Page Rank Calculation
	Start	End	Median	Median	Links	Links	Links	Links
PR	Range	Range	Value	PR Passed	for PR5	for PR6	for PR7	for PR8
1	6	30	15	0.37	13,442	73,931	406,621	2,236,418
2	30	164	82	2.06	2,444	13,442	73,931	406,621
3	166	900	453	11.33	444	2,444	13,442	73,931
4	915	4,948	2,492	62.29	81	444	2,444	13,442
5	5,033	27,213	13,704	342.61	15	81	444	2,444
6	27,681	149,670	75,374	1,884.35	2.6709	14.690	80.794	444.365
7	152,244	823,186	414,557	10,363.94	0.4856	2.671	14.690	80.794
8	837,339	4,527,522	2,280,066	57,001.65	0.0883	0.486	2.671	14.690
9	4,605,367	24,901,372	12,540,364	313,509.09	0.0161	0.088	0.486	2.671
10	25,329,516	136,957,543	68,972,000	1,724,300.01	0.0029	0.016	0.088	0.486
	Assumption:	85%	of_median_value_passed
	Assumption:	40	links_per_page_average

(These are estimates only. This is for informational purposes only)

What is this information?

The information above gives you an accurate estimate of what your page rank would be, had all the pages linked to you been PR 1 to 10.

What do the ranges represent

The "Start Range", "End Range", and "Median Value" show how many votes a website with that particular PageRank might have. Since one website may barely qualify to be a PR 5, it may have only 5,033 votes while a very strong PR 5 website might have 27,213 votes.