I usually use w3snoop to see competition's traffic and earnings, but it's not always %100 accurate. Take it with a grain of salt, but you can for the most part get a rough idea of what a website is worth.
If the websites are publicly traded companies, they would publish regular quarterly earnings reports.
You could then simply add up four consecutive reports and find out the yearly revenue.
Please note that there is a difference between revenue and net profit.
So even though revenue figures might sound astonishing, if the costs are high, the net profit might not end up being so big.
I usually use w3snoop to see competition's traffic and earnings, but it's not always %100 accurate. Take it with a grain of salt, but you can for the most part get a rough idea of what a website is worth.
I would be surprised if they were 10% accurate. Those websites CANNOT calculate true value of a website without human verification and based only on Alexa ranking and backlinks...
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