Website traffic estimator
FavoriteWebsite traffic estimator compares estimated organic and paid search traffic for up to 10 domains. Plus research tool with monthly credits.
How it works
- 1
Up to 10 domains
Paste rivals or client sites — one per line.
- 2
Traffic snapshot
Estimated organic and paid search traffic side by side.
- 3
Export CSV
Compare sizes before a deeper keyword gap.
Need more room?
Pro lifts daily file caps. Plus adds keyword research when you outgrow free checks.
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You get the result in a second. No waiting in a line.
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Estimate search traffic for multiple domains
A website traffic estimator helps you size competitors before you dig into keywords. Paste up to 10 domains and compare organic and paid estimates.
Use the table to shortlist rivals, then open keyword gap or keywords for site for the detail.
Estimates are for relative comparison in your chosen market, not a substitute for Analytics.
Good for
- Competitor shortlists
- Client pitch sizing
- Market scans
- CSV comparison sheets
Tips
- One domain per line
- Two credits for up to 10 domains
- Pick the right market
- Follow up with keyword gap
Common questions
What does the website traffic estimator show?
Estimated monthly organic and paid search traffic, keyword counts, plus featured snippet and local pack estimates when available.
Do I need Plus for traffic estimates?
Yes. Bulk traffic estimates are a Plus research feature.
How many domains can I check at once?
Up to 10 domains per run for 2 credits.
Is this exact Google Analytics traffic?
No. These are search-visibility estimates based on rankings and click models, useful for comparing rivals, not for finance reporting.
Traffic estimator vs domain overview?
Domain overview is a deeper single-domain snapshot. Traffic estimator is built for quick side-by-side comparison of several domains.