Which are the best tools to find website traffic?

[Samuel Roy]

Which are the best tools to find website traffic..........?

 

[Intuz]

I am confused in your question. "Find" or "track" website traffic?
If you want to track sources of your web traffic, there is no other tool like Google analytics.

 

[iAuthority]

You can check with similarweb.com it will provide some information about site traffic.

 

[Aty]

I prefer Statcounter.

 

[lakerr]

To track your traffic - analytics

 

[djp371]

Google Analytics if you want to track your website's traffic.

 

[koenlo]

Ahrefs provides also an estimate of organic traffic of a website...

 

[Larry Brin]

SEMRUSH & SIMILAR WEB.

 

[SearchEngineWays]

Which are the best tools to find website traffic..........?

ALEXA

Siteworthtraffic

Similarweb

Statshow

 

[vilto]

Similar Web is not 100% accurate but give you very good data -> close to the real ones.

 

[RanoldKO]

https://www.semrush.com/info/facebook.com and https://k-meta.com/search?q=facebook.com&rt=domain (for more "budget" users) will provide very good data Organic and Paid traffic of your website

 

[MrPenguin]

Alexa is good for comparing different sites traffic and for monitoring general traffic trends. It can be quite useful for comparing one site to a competitor site

 

[ScanBacklinks]

Similar Web is not 100% accurate but give you very good data -> close to the real ones.

Yeah, Similar Web is quite good and provides insight into website traffic.

 

[David Winkman]

Google Analytics - dominant
Clicky - comparable to GA, detailed, real time
Alexa - to see where you stack up

 

[Array Experts]

If Want To Analyze Your Website Traffic Than Nothing is Better Than Google Analytics.
For Other's Site Similar Web & Alexa Best Tool

 

[gundaraju]

Alexa, semrush, similarweb etc can give you an idea.

 

[Titans]

You can use Alexa and Similarweb.

 

[Linkzo]

+1 for Alexa - as search for website traffic and a checker to analyse your site.

 

[mokkaa]

i think it's Google analytics

 

[Mark Anthony]

I am confused in your question. "Find" or "track" website traffic?
If you want to track sources of your web traffic, there is no other tool like Google analytics.

What tool can be use in finding traffic?