Survey noteFigures are modeled monthly estimates, not analytics exports. New leaderboards are usually published between the 15th and 20th of each month.

02 · Directory

4 tools

Four ways in.

Traffic Leaderboards

/leaderboard

The month's front page: the 100 most-visited sites, the steepest climbers, the newest names on the board.

Bulk Traffic Checker

/bulk

Paste a list — competitors, a portfolio, a whole niche — and get it back as one ranked table.

Keyword Traffic Checker

/keyword

Type a keyword and see every site it feeds, ranked by the visits it sends.

TLD Traffic Checker

/tld

One name across every extension: which variants exist, and which one actually gets the traffic.

03 · The legend

6 readings

Built to answer one question: where does the internet’s attention actually go?

Six readings, taken monthly, for every domain we survey. Each family of metrics wears its own color here — the palette every chart on the site draws from.

Monthly visits

Visits and engagement for any domain — resurveyed every month and charted back through its history.

Traffic sources

The split between search, social, direct and referral — and which channel is doing the lifting.

Keyword trails

Follow any keyword to the sites it feeds, ranked by the traffic it actually sends.

Geography

Country-by-country visitor breakdowns: where an audience really lives, not where the site is hosted.

Revenue signals

Monetized traffic and payment-platform reads for the sites that earn — ranked on their own board.

Bulk comparison

Paste up to ten domains and read them back as one ranked table, side by side.

04 · Questions

10 answers

Questions, answered.

Anything else? Write to support@traffic.cv.

Figures are modeled estimates built from multiple independent data sources, not analytics exports. Expect them to be directionally reliable — right ranking, right order of magnitude — which is exactly what competitive research needs.

Visits over time, traffic sources — search, social, direct and referral — top regions, top keywords and whois records, in one page per domain.

Every domain report is free — visits, history, sources, keywords, no account needed. Pro exists for the deep end: the full 100-row leaderboards and the names behind redacted ranks.

Website traffic data is updated monthly, usually around the 10th. Leaderboards are published separately, usually between the 15th and 20th.

Google Analytics reports on sites you own. Traffic.cv reads sites you don't — any public website, with no install, no tracking code and no access request.

Yes — any public website, from a weekend blog to amazon.com, including your own. Type the domain and read the report; ownership is never required.

That's the main use. See which keywords drive a competitor's traffic, where it comes from, and how it trends — the groundwork of any SEO or market analysis.

No. Type a domain, read the report. An account only matters when you want Pro or a watchlist.

Reports chart several months of survey history — enough to read trend and seasonality instead of a single snapshot — and the leaderboard archive is browsable month by month.

Very new or very small sites can sit below the detection floor. Check the spelling first; real domains usually appear once their traffic clears the threshold.

05 · Start

Start with any domain.

Free · No signup · Surveyed monthly

The internet,ranked.

This month on the internet.

Traffic

New & already big

Fastest growing

Most visited

Revenue

New & already big

Fastest growing

Top by revenue

Four ways in.

Traffic Leaderboards

Bulk Traffic Checker

Keyword Traffic Checker

TLD Traffic Checker

Built to answer one question: where does the internet’s attention actually go?

Monthly visits

Traffic sources

Keyword trails

Geography

Revenue signals

Bulk comparison

Questions, answered.

01How accurate is the traffic data?

02What does a domain report include?

03Is Traffic.cv really free to use?

04How often is the data updated?

05How is this different from Google Analytics?

06Can I check my competitors' websites?

07Is this useful for SEO research?

08Do I need to sign up?

09How far back does the history go?

10What if a website shows no data?

Start with any domain.

The internet,
ranked.