Built on measured traffic
Rankings based on real page loads from browsers, not on backlink counts like most free tools.
Global and per country
A worldwide ranking cross-checked against fifteen national ones, so national sites are not mistaken for global ones.
Ranges, not false precision
Every figure shows the span it plausibly sits in. Where a site publishes real analytics, we show those instead.
Popular traffic checks
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is a free website traffic checker?
Site Figures builds on rankings that measure real browser page loads, so the ordering is sound. Every figure comes with the range it plausibly sits in and a confidence score from 1 to 10, rather than a single number presented as fact. For a site that appears in both the global and national rankings the estimate typically lands within a factor of two.
Can you check the traffic of any website?
Any public domain can be checked. Sites below a certain traffic level are not included in public rankings at all, and for those only an upper bound is given, which still tells you the site is small.
Is Site Figures really free?
Yes. No account, no trial, no credit card. The tool runs on public datasets and is funded by advertising.
How are the estimated earnings calculated?
Monthly page views divided by one thousand, multiplied by the RPM you choose. The default is eight dollars per thousand page views. Real ad revenue depends heavily on topic, country and ad setup, so adjust the RPM to match the site.
Why do the numbers differ from other traffic tools?
Most free tools report organic search traffic only, which excludes direct visits, apps, newsletters and social referrals. Site Figures estimates total traffic, so its figures are higher for sites with a loyal returning audience.
Where does the data come from?
Public datasets: browser-measured site rankings, open web crawls, web archives and public reference data. No paid APIs and no data bought from third parties.
Data sources
Site Figures is built on public datasets: browser-measured site rankings, open web crawls, web archives and public reference data. Figures are directional estimates, not analytics, and should not be treated as exact.
Site Figures is free to use, and we'd love to keep it that way. See the full source list and limitations.
