Deep data on 880,858 websites that earn Google traffic.
Every row is one site, and the whole set filters and sorts like a spreadsheet because it is one. Narrow it down to the sites you care about, then export the result to CSV or Excel.
- Estimated traffic recorded every month since September 2023, the month of Google's Helpful Content Update
- 130+ filterable columns per site, from authority and keywords down to the WordPress plugin list
- Add a change column between any two months and sort it to see who won an update and who lost
- 880,858
- sites tracked
- 34
- months of traffic history
- 29.9M
- monthly traffic records
- 3,112
- topics classified
- 69
- languages
- 130+
- data columns per site
Questions this database answers
People buy this database for very different reasons, and one spreadsheet covers all of them. Each question below is a filter and a sort away, with no API to learn and nothing to configure.
- 01
Which sites did the last core update hit?
Add a change column spanning the update and sort it ascending so the biggest losers line up first. Sort it the other way to study the winners instead.
- 02
What are the fastest growing sites in my topic?
Filter the topic column to your niche and sort by long-term trend. Every result carries its full traffic history so you can verify the climb month by month.
- 03
Which publishers run Mediavine and how big are they?
The database records the ad networks each site monetizes with. Filter to a network and sort by traffic to size up its publishers.
- 04
Who blocks GPTBot and who lets it crawl?
Each site's robots.txt is checked for AI crawler rules, so you can see exactly which sites shut out which bots.
- 05
Which recently registered domains already rank?
Filter on registration date and sort by traffic to surface young domains that broke through. Registration dates are on file for most of the catalog.
- 06
What tech do the biggest sites on a platform use?
Filter the CMS column to a platform and read across the row: theme and plugins and hosting and the rest of the stack sit a few columns to the right.
- 07
Who is spending on Google Ads in my vertical?
Sort by estimated paid traffic within a topic to find the sites paying for visitors rather than earning them.
- 08
Which sites post steadily and which have gone quiet?
Every site carries its last post date along with post counts for the past 90 days and the past year. Filter for silence or for steady output.
- 09
How crowded is a niche before I commit to it?
Filter to the topic and read the whole field at once: how many sites compete in it and how the traffic is spread among them.
Every Google update, on the record
Most traffic tools overwrite last month's numbers with this month's. SSDB keeps them all, so you can go back to any past update and see how the whole field moved through it.
monthly traffic, every site
- Sep '23 Helpful Content
- Oct '23 Core
- Nov '23 Core
- Mar '24 Core
- Aug '24 Core
- Nov '24 Core
- Dec '24 Core
- Mar '25 Core
- Jun '25 Core
- Dec '25 Core
- Mar '26 Core
- May '26 Core
- Jun '26 latest month on record
pick any two months. SSDB has every one in between.
Both curves came straight out of the database, and every one of the 880,858 sites has one exactly like them.
Who won and who lost last month
The biggest visitor swings between May 2026 and June 2026, straight from the database.
Gained the most
- reddit.com+448.8M+10.3%
- facebook.com+284.6M+9.4%
- imdb.com+230.5M+10.7%
- apple.com+206.9M+25.2%
- instagram.com+180.7M+7.6%
- en.wikipedia.org+118.9M+1.1%
Lost the most
- tripadvisor.com-84.9M-7.1%
- oreateai.com-67.1M-81.1%
- weather.com-55.8M-9.1%
- freepik.com-50.7M-59.8%
- vocabulary.com-37.7M-16.4%
- thesaurus.com-35.3M-14.6%
The same comparison works between any two months on record. Line it up around a Google update and you can see exactly which sites the update rewarded and which it set back.
What the columns cover
This is the complete list, not a highlight reel: every one of the 130 things the database tracks about a site, with the number of sites each one is filled in for right now.
Traffic, search & authority
- Monthly traffic history880.9K
- Organic keywords880.8K
- Paid traffic880.8K
- Pages indexed608.9K
- Authority (PageRank)880.9K
- Domain Rating (Ahrefs)880.9K
- Referring domains880.9K
- Performance score880.9K
- Traffic trend801.9K
Platform & CMS
- CMS / platform515.1K
- WordPress theme300.9K
- WordPress plugins291.4K
- Page builders175.8K
- JS framework81.1K
- Shopify theme18.2K
- Shopify apps11.8K
- Headless commerce1.7K
Hosting & infrastructure
- DNS provider840.9K
- Email host737K
- Compression622.2K
- SaaS DNS verifications529.9K
- Server language442.8K
- Hosting / CDN404.5K
- Web server291.2K
- HTTP/3278.4K
- Asset CDN194.1K
- IPv658.8K
- Image CDN32.5K
- Server framework19.2K
- Backend platform4.3K
Front-end & libraries
- JS libraries486K
- Web fonts358.4K
- UI / CSS framework205K
- Video players114.8K
- Maps / embeds105K
- Installable PWA79.1K
- Translation60.3K
- Mobile frameworks13.6K
- Rich-text editors6.9K
- AMP pages4.1K
- Comment systems3.4K
- AR / 3D229
Analytics & tracking
- Analytics tools511.7K
- Performance tooling161.5K
- Error / RUM monitoring35.6K
- A/B testing21.3K
- Tag managers13.9K
- Customer data platform8.5K
- Visitor identification3.4K
- Personalization2K
Marketing & growth
- Ad networks (publisher)351.1K
- Ad platforms (advertiser)288.5K
- SEO tools238.8K
- Newsletter / email128.9K
- CRM33.7K
- Marketing automation31.9K
- Lead capture / popups10.2K
- Call tracking8.9K
- SMS marketing8.1K
- Push notifications7.7K
- Affiliate programs6.6K
- Loyalty / referral5.2K
- Mobile attribution3.1K
- Content curation3K
- Lead-gen tools248
Commerce & payments
- Payment processors42K
- Reviews / social proof39.7K
- Donations9.9K
- Reservations / booking3.5K
- Ticketing2.4K
- Shipping / fulfillment1.9K
- Subscriptions1.8K
- Live shopping721
- Cart abandonment636
- Tax compliance561
- Cross-border / duties452
Audience & engagement
- Social presence481.4K
- Forms177.9K
- Accessibility overlays33.5K
- Scheduling / booking20.9K
- Live chat18K
- On-site search15K
- Learning management13.2K
- Geolocation12.8K
- Recruitment / jobs10.4K
- Feedback tools2.4K
- Surveys1.5K
- User onboarding950
Security & trust
- Certificate expiry842.1K
- TLS certificate842.1K
- Security grade662.2K
- Security headers415.5K
- CAPTCHA / bot defense146.8K
- Certificate SANs138.6K
- AI / bot blocking125.9K
- Cookie consent / CMP116.9K
- DMARC policy110.6K
- Fraud protection70.5K
- Verified org (OV/EV)34.4K
- security.txt6.2K
- Auth / identity1.4K
- Cryptojacking scan10
Brand & structured data
- Logo511.1K
- Company / brand name448.8K
- Schema.org markup394K
- Open Graph / share card341.9K
- Brand color121.4K
- Companion mobile apps25.3K
- Founding year14.6K
Performance & page quality
- Liveness status878.7K
- Time to first byte662.2K
- Page weight662.2K
- Third-party hosts662.2K
- Indexable657.6K
- Mobile-friendly625.7K
- Canonical URL510.2K
Content, topics & meta
- Registration date803.3K
- Meta title722.6K
- Primary language720.2K
- Meta description581.7K
- Topics covered578.6K
- Word count535.9K
- Key page links513.5K
- Last-published date487K
- Copyright year400.7K
- RSS / Atom feed292.4K
- Currencies225.9K
- llms.txt138.3K
- Meta keywords127.4K
- hreflang targets68K
The number beside each dimension is how many sites currently have it on file. The metrics columns come with Regular while the technographic layers belong to the Advanced plan. See the full data report
34 months of history and counting
Combined estimated visitors across every tracked site, one point per month. The line climbs because the database keeps growing: new sites arrive every month and each one comes with its full history. 318,537 sites were added in June 2026 alone.
Most tools look at one site at a time
Ahrefs, Semrush, and Moz are excellent at auditing a domain you already have in mind. SSDB is meant for the step before that, when you want to survey a whole market first and decide which sites are even worth a closer look.
A single-domain audit tool
- One domain you type in
- Mostly where it stands today
- A verdict on that single site
- You have to bring the URL
SSDB, the whole field
- All 880,858 sites at once
- Their traffic every month since 2023
- A ranking you can sort and export
- You filter the whole field to find them
Who it is for
SEOs and agencies
Sizing up competitors and bringing real update data to a client pitch.
Niche builders and affiliates
Working out which niches still have room and how the current winners earn their keep.
Link builders and outreach teams
Building target lists by topic and authority.
Sales and lead generation
Finding the businesses that already run a particular tool so outreach goes to accounts that fit.
Market researchers and analysts
Measuring how large and crowded a niche is and how its traffic is distributed.
Brands and advertisers
Finding publishers in a category worth sponsoring or advertising on.
What customers say
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Antonnicheranger.comSiteStatsDB is helping me to see what's actually working in the niche site landscape and discover what's ripe pickings for my next niche site project.
Joenichecampus.comA note from the builder
The traffic figures are estimates. They are modeled the same way for every site, which makes them dependable for comparing sites and reading trends even when a single number runs hot or cold. Everything else in a row, from the CMS to the ad network, is observed directly on the site itself.
I build and run SSDB alone. All sales are final because data cannot be returned once downloaded, and that is exactly why the free database exists: 100 complete rows to judge before you pay anything. If you have questions, write to me directly.
Ian (@keywordian)
Common questions
Where do the traffic numbers come from?
The traffic estimates come from DataForSEO, modeled from each site's search visibility and calculated the same way for every site. That consistency is what makes them dependable for comparing sites against each other and for reading trends over time. Everything else in a row is observed directly on the site itself.
What is the difference between Regular and Advanced?
Regular is the complete metrics database with every month of traffic history for every site. Advanced adds the full technographic layer on top: what each site is built with, and what it runs for marketing, commerce, and security.
Are there usage limits?
You can browse, filter, and sort without limits, and export the rows in your current view to CSV or Excel. A bulk export returns up to 100,000 rows at a time when five or fewer columns are selected.
Can I evaluate it before buying?
The free database holds 100 complete rows from the live product with every column visible. All sales are final, so looking through the data there first is the intended path.
Plans
Both plans cover the entire catalog. The difference is how deep each row goes, and lifetime means exactly that: one payment with no renewal and no expiry.
Regular
The full metrics database with every month of traffic history plus authority and keyword data for every site.
or $99 per month, cancel anytime
Limited-time launch price
Get RegularAdvancedMost data
Everything in Regular plus the complete technographic profile of every site, from CMS and hosting down to the WordPress plugin list.
lifetime only, one payment
Limited-time launch price
Go AdvancedCompare plans in detail including the full column split and FAQs. All sales are final, so look through the free database first.
See it for yourself.
The free database is 100 complete rows from the live product with every column visible. Judge the data quality there and get full access whenever you are ready.