Website Traffic Checker

The Overview section offers a comprehensive traffic analysis at a glance. It includes organic and paid search data with metrics like estimated monthly clicks, traffic acquisition cost, and top keywords driving traffic. What’s important is that the tool provides historical data for the past four years, which makes it easy to spot traffic drops and find correlations with changes you made to the site and/or Google algorithm updates. You can also see how trustworthy the site appears to search engines (using our own Domain Trust and Page Trust scores), how many other websites link to it, and the total number of backlinks it has.

The Organic Traffic Research block provides a comprehensive overview of your organic traffic, including the pages and keywords that bring in the most visitors. It also offers data on the estimated number of clicks along with traffic cost for these keywords, the number of backlinks, and the list of the keywords the website ranks for in organic SERPs. Organic Traffic Research also allows you to track changes in your rankings over time and sort keywords by the following categories: improved, decreased, new, and lost. Plus, you can see a list of your competitors for organic traffic and analyze their traffic generation strategies in more detail.

The Paid Traffic Research section reveals the number of estimated clicks, the monthly budget of the PPC campaign, acquired backlinks, and the dynamics of keywords that the analyzed domain targets in paid search. You can delve deeper into specific keywords to see the website’s position, keyword difficulty, search volume, user intent, CPC, traffic share, and more. Additionally, you can view a list of the most popular ads along with key parameters, see text copies for those ads, and find competitor websites that target similar keywords.

The Traffic Distribution by Country section lets you analyze your traffic by country and continent. It features an interactive map that shows where the most website traffic is coming from. Darker areas represent regions with higher traffic volume, while lighter areas have less traffic. You can even pick up to 5 countries to compare them side-by-side using metrics like total traffic, traffic share, traffic cost, and the number of keywords a website ranks for within this country/continent. Clicking a region on the map takes you back to the Overview section, where you can adjust your search.

The Competitors tab helps you identify websites competing for similar keywords as yours. You’ll see details about each competitor, including their monthly traffic, the keywords attracting those visitors, estimated advertising cost, and the backlinks they’ve acquired. You can analyze this data for various timeframes, ranging from half a year to four years. The list might include well-known websites like Wikipedia, YouTube, and so on. To focus on competitors more relevant to your site, you can choose to hide these giants from the table. This will give you insights that are more applicable to your specific situation.