How to Use the Website Traffic Checker
This tool uses three Google searches through SearchAPI.io to show indexing, brand-presence, sitelink, and related-domain signals. It does not estimate visitors, sessions, or website traffic numbers.
What You Need
Enter the domain you want to inspect, choose a country, and provide your own SearchAPI.io API key. One check uses three SearchAPI.io requests: a site: search, a brand/domain search, and a related: search.
SearchAPI.io grants new accounts 100 free requests once at signup; this is an introductory bonus, not a recurring monthly allowance. Because one complete check uses three requests, the bonus covers about 33 complete checks.
The browser sends the key to this site's PHP endpoint for the current check, and that endpoint forwards it to SearchAPI.io with each request. The current tool also saves the entered key in this browser when a check runs, so use it only on a device you trust. Check SearchAPI.io's current pricing and request allowance before repeated use.
What the Results Mean
These are Google search-visibility signals, not analytics or traffic estimates. The tool never reports monthly visitors, sessions, pageviews, or first-party usage data.
- Indexed Pages shows SearchAPI.io's reported total for a Google
site:query and up to ten sample results. - Brand Rank reports where the domain appears within the first five organic results for a search of the domain name.
- Sitelinks reports whether sitelink data appeared in the returned search response.
- Competing Sites lists domains returned by Google's
related:operator through SearchAPI.io.
If one or more upstream searches fail, the affected section is marked as an error and the overall result is identified as partial or failed. An error is not evidence that a brand is absent or that no competitors exist.
Limits to Keep in Mind
These are search-result signals, not analytics data. Google operators can return approximate or incomplete results, and related: often returns no data for smaller sites. Use Google Search Console or an analytics platform for first-party traffic, indexing, and performance measurements.