How to look up traffic on 3rd party sites using ahrefps?

[chm912]

Hi, I'm only using ahrefs among seo tools.

Can't I check total traffic not organic traffic with ahrefs?

Please let me know a good tool to check the total traffic.

Thank you always to all the users of Black Hat World.

 

[MajestySEO]

In my experience, tools like Ahrefs and SEMrush only provide estimated values unless the site is linked with Ahrefs. For exact traffic numbers, only Google Analytics can confirm the real data. If you need a broader view of a website's traffic from various sources (not just organic search), consider tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush or Similarweb, which provide comprehensive traffic estimates.

 

[spookygeek]

Ahrefs mainly focuses on estimating only organic traffic and backlinks, not the total traffic.

For total traffic including direct, referral, and paid traffic, use tools like SimilarWeb or Semrush. They provide a broader overview of website traffic sources and their trends.

 

[HenryObi]

Hi, I'm only using ahrefs among seo tools.

Can't I check total traffic not organic traffic with ahrefs?

Please let me know a good tool to check the total traffic.

Thank you always to all the users of Black Hat World.

No tool can give you accurate traffic data for any website you don't own or have your analytics codes installed on. Available tools can give you estimates which are good enough to give you an idea on whether a website is getting good traffic or not as well as the sources of these traffic. The best tool I can think of that aggregates traffic data from multiple sources is similarweb. Though the traffic isn't 100% accurate, it's good enough.

 

[chm912]

In my experience, tools like Ahrefs and SEMrush only provide estimated values unless the site is linked with Ahrefs. For exact traffic numbers, only Google Analytics can confirm the real data. If you need a broader view of a website's traffic from various sources (not just organic search), consider tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush or Similarweb, which provide comprehensive traffic estimates.

Ahrefs mainly focuses on estimating only organic traffic and backlinks, not the total traffic.

For total traffic including direct, referral, and paid traffic, use tools like SimilarWeb or Semrush. They provide a broader overview of website traffic sources and their trends.

No tool can give you accurate traffic data for any website you don't own or have your analytics codes installed on. Available tools can give you estimates which are good enough to give you an idea on whether a website is getting good traffic or not as well as the sources of these traffic. The best tool I can think of that aggregates traffic data from multiple sources is similarweb. Though the traffic isn't 100% accurate, it's good enough.

I didn't want to pay for the Similar Web only for this reason, but I can't help it.
I should use the Similar Web.

Thank you all for your perfect response.

 

[HenryObi]

I didn't want to pay for the Similar Web only for this reason, but I can't help it.
I should use the Similar Web.

Thank you all for your perfect response.

You don't have to pay. Just sign up for the pro, I think you're giving access to see source of traffic and what percentage is coming from where.

No need paying unless you want more than that.

 

[spookygeek]

I didn't want to pay for the Similar Web only for this reason, but I can't help it.
I should use the Similar Web.

Thank you all for your perfect response.

No. If you only need basic traffic insights, SimilarWeb's free version alone would be enough. However, if you are managing multiple domains or need detailed reports, a paid plan would be worth it. Also, you could try SEMRush or Ubersuggest, which also will offer you traffic breakdowns at competitive rates.

 

[hufaetum]

Ahrefs does not provide total traffic data, you can try SimilarWeb

 

[chm912]

You don't have to pay. Just sign up for the pro, I think you're giving access to see source of traffic and what percentage is coming from where.

No need paying unless you want more than that.

No. If you only need basic traffic insights, SimilarWeb's free version alone would be enough. However, if you are managing multiple domains or need detailed reports, a paid plan would be worth it. Also, you could try SEMRush or Ubersuggest, which also will offer you traffic breakdowns at competitive rates.

oh! I can check the traffic for free.

Thanks to you guys, I saved precious money. lol