View the organic traffic of any website using Ahrefs Site Explorer
You can put a URL of a website, subfolder, or a specific URL that you want to investigate into Ahrefs Site Explorer and get a quick overview of its search traffic. As you can see on the screenshot below, ahrefs.com ranks for 226k organic keywords, which together bring in 4.6M organic monthly visits from Google:
There are 3 ways you can dive deeper into a website's organic traffic numbers:
1. Check the top keywords and pages that bring the most traffic to a website
Clicking on the blue number under "Keywords" will open the Organic Keywords report:
This report shows the actual keywords that this website gets organic traffic for.
Next to each keyword, you can see the monthly visits, and how it has changed compared to a previous date:
Clicking on the blue number under "Traffic" will open up the Top pages report. This report shows the pages in the website that bring in the highest monthly organic traffic, and how it has changed compared to a previous date:
2. View a website's estimated organic traffic over time
Hovering over the graph allows you to view the monthly visits from search for a specific month-to-date:
For example, the traffic number on 5th Feb shows total estimated visits between 6th Jan and 5th Feb.
You can also see multiple websites' traffic over time on the same graph by adding them as "competitors":
3. Compare the countries that bring the highest organic traffic from search results
This widget helps you see which countries bring the most organic traffic from search, as well as the percentage share of total organic traffic it contributes.
You can also view 2 or more countries' traffic on a graph to see how the traffic contribution from each country has changed over time:
Ahrefs' organic traffic numbers are estimations
💡 There's no such thing as "accurate" search volume or traffic. Click here to learn why, and how you can still use estimated numbers to make better decisions in SEO.
If you could somehow peer into a competitor's web analytics software, you may likely see that the numbers don't match what's shown in Ahrefs.
The first reason why is that Ahrefs only estimate organic and paid traffic. Direct, referral, and other forms of traffic are not taken into account.
The second reason is that Ahrefs' organic traffic estimations is calculated using other estimated metrics that we've collected and processed from Google data sources, and third party data sources. It is not collected directly, and some discrepancy is normal. Learn more about how we calculate organic traffic.