Websites by Traffic Volume 2026 | $5/1K | Filter 40M by Visits
Pricing
from $5.00 / 1,000 website records
Websites by Traffic Volume 2026 | $5/1K | Filter 40M by Visits
The reverse of SimilarWeb: instead of one domain's stats, get every website in a traffic range. Filter 40M+ sites by monthly visits, category, country, rank, traffic channel, engagement, growth, or the keywords they rank for. A cheaper SimilarWeb/Semrush alternative for bulk site discovery. $5/1K.
Pricing
from $5.00 / 1,000 website records
Rating
0.0
(0)
Developer
Apivault Labs
Maintained by CommunityActor stats
0
Bookmarked
2
Total users
1
Monthly active users
a day ago
Last modified
Categories
Share
🌐 Websites by Traffic Volume 2026 | $5/1K | Filter 40M by Visits
Filter and discover 40 million+ websites by monthly traffic, category, country, rank, traffic channel, engagement, growth, or the keywords they rank for. For every matching site you get monthly visits, bounce rate, pages per visit, time on site, a full traffic-source breakdown, top keywords, top countries, and a growth trend — ready to export as JSON, CSV, or Excel.
This is a discovery / filter tool over a 40M-site dataset — not a per-URL live checker. You can also look up specific domains, but only domains already tracked in the database return data.
🆚 How it's different from SimilarWeb / Semrush
Traditional traffic tools go domain → numbers: you type in one website and read its stats. This actor works in reverse — numbers → domains: you set the criteria (a traffic range, a category, a keyword they rank for, a growth threshold…) and get back every website that matches, in bulk.
| SimilarWeb / Semrush / Ahrefs | This actor | |
|---|---|---|
| Direction | One domain → its metrics | Criteria → list of domains |
| Best for | Analyzing a site you already know | Discovering sites you don't |
| Bulk output | Limited / expensive | Up to 1,000,000 rows per run |
| Reverse keyword lookup | Rare / pricey | Built in |
| Price | $100–500+/mo subscription | $5 per 1,000 results, no subscription |
Think of it as a cheap, bulk SimilarWeb/Semrush alternative for discovery — use it alongside those tools: find the sites here, then deep-dive individual ones there.
⚠️ About the data: traffic figures, keywords, and channel shares are third-party estimates — not the site owners' own analytics — so treat them as directional, exactly like any traffic-intelligence tool. Every record includes a
dataDatefield so you can see how fresh each data point is.
⚙️ What this actor does
You use it in one of three modes — pick whichever fits your goal:
1️⃣ Filter the database (main mode)
Pick one way to choose sites, then add any optional filters:
- 📊 ① By traffic volume — a min/max monthly-visits range (e.g. "sites doing 10K–50K visits/month").
- 🏆 ② By top global rank — enter
100(or1000, etc.) to return exactly the sites ranked 1–N worldwide, automatically ordered from rank 1. Just fill this one field and run — you don't need to empty the min/max visits fields; when a rank is set, the traffic range and all optional filters are ignored automatically. - 🏷️ Category — health, finance, games, e-commerce, and more (known for a subset of sites).
- 🌍 Country — filter by the site's #1 visitor country (US, DE, GB…).
- 🏆 Global rank — a rank range, e.g. only the top 10,000 sites worldwide.
- 📡 Traffic channel — pick a channel (search, direct, social, referral, email, paid ads, AI/LLM) and a minimum share, e.g. "sites where social is 40%+ of traffic".
- 🧲 Search-dependent sites — minimum organic-search share to find SEO-reliant sites.
- 🤖 AI/LLM traffic — only sites already getting visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, etc.
- 💡 Engagement — max bounce rate, min pages per visit, min time on site (find sticky, high-quality sites).
- 📈 Growth — only growing sites, or a minimum month-over-month growth % to surface trending sites.
- 🔑 Keyword — reverse lookup: every site that ranks for a keyword you specify.
2️⃣ Look up specific domains
Already have a list? Pass domains and get their full traffic profile back (only domains tracked in the dataset return data).
3️⃣ Find competitors
Give one domain and get its rivals — other sites in the same category with comparable monthly traffic. Great for competitive research and prospecting look-alikes.
📦 What you get for every website
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
domain | The website's domain |
latestMonthVisits | Visits in the most recent tracked month |
totalVisits | Sum of the tracked months |
monthlyVisits | Month-by-month visits history |
monthlyGrowthPercent | Growth % from the earliest to latest tracked month |
globalRank | Worldwide traffic rank (1 = most visited) |
category / categoryRank | Category and rank within it |
country / countryRank | #1 visitor country and rank within it |
bounceRate | % of single-page visits |
pagesPerVisit | Average pages viewed per visit |
avgTimeOnSite | Average visit duration (seconds) |
trafficSources | Share of visits by channel: search, direct, social, referral, mail, ads, AI |
aiVisits | Visits attributed to AI/LLM referrers |
topKeywords | Top search keywords the site ranks for, with volume |
topCountries | Visitor breakdown by country, with share |
dataDate | When this record's data was captured |
🚀 Examples
Discover mid-traffic sites in a niche (lead lists):
{ "minVisits": 10000, "maxVisits": 50000, "category": "health", "country": "US", "maxResults": 2000 }
Get the world's top 1000 sites (rank 1–1000) — just this one field:
{ "topGlobalRank": 1000 }
Find every site ranking for a keyword (reverse keyword lookup):
{ "keyword": "crypto wallet", "maxResults": 500 }
Trending / fast-growing sites:
{ "minGrowthPercent": 50, "minVisits": 100000, "sortBy": "visits" }
High-engagement, social-driven sites:
{ "trafficSource": "social", "minSourceShare": 40, "maxBounce": 35, "minPagesPerVisit": 4 }
Competitor list for one domain:
{ "similarTo": "stripe.com", "maxResults": 50 }
Look up specific domains:
{ "domains": ["stripe.com", "nike.com"] }
✨ Features
- 🔍 40M+ websites with traffic data
- 📊 Filter by monthly visits range (e.g. 10K–100K)
- 🏷️ Filter by category (health, games, business, …)
- 🌍 Filter by country (US, DE, GB, …)
- 🏆 Filter by global rank range (e.g. top 10K sites)
- 📡 Filter by any traffic channel + minimum share (social, direct, referral, paid ads, email, AI)
- 🧲 Filter by search-traffic share (SEO-dependent sites)
- 🤖 Filter for sites with AI/LLM traffic
- 📈 Filter for growing sites, or a minimum growth % (trending)
- 💡 Engagement filters: max bounce, min pages/visit, min time on site
- 🔑 Reverse keyword lookup — every site that ranks for a keyword
- 🥊 Find competitors of any domain
- 🔎 Domain lookup for tracked domains
- 📤 Export as JSON, CSV, or Excel
- 📤 Bulk export up to 1,000,000 rows per run (streaming for large pulls)
- ⚡ Fast even for large result sets
🎯 Use Cases
- Lead Generation — build lists of sites in your niche at a target traffic level
- Competitor Analysis — discover rivals by category and traffic volume
- Market Research — analyze traffic patterns across industries
- Media Buying / Outreach — shortlist sites for partnerships, ads, or guest posts
- SEO Research — find sites in your niche sorted by organic search traffic
- Keyword Research — find every website that ranks for a given keyword (reverse lookup)
- Trend Spotting — surface fast-growing sites before they peak
🧭 Parameters
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
domains | array | — | Look up specific domains. When set, all filters below are ignored. |
similarTo | string | — | Find competitors of one domain (same category, comparable traffic). Overrides filters. |
topGlobalRank | int | — | Fill to switch to rank mode. 100 returns global ranks 1–100, ordered by rank. When set, minVisits/maxVisits are ignored. |
minVisits | int | 1000 | Minimum monthly visits (default selection mode). Ignored when topGlobalRank is set. |
maxVisits | int | — | Maximum monthly visits. Ignored when topGlobalRank is set. |
category | string | — | Category, partial match (e.g. "health"). Known for a subset of sites. |
country | string | — | Top-country code (US, DE, GB, …) |
minSearchShare | int | — | Min % of traffic from organic search |
trafficSource | string | search | Channel to filter by: search, direct, social, referral, mail, ads, ai (with minSourceShare) |
minSourceShare | int | — | Min % of traffic from the chosen trafficSource |
keyword | string | — | Only sites that rank for this keyword (reverse lookup). Best combined with other filters. |
maxBounce | int | — | Max bounce rate % (lower = more engaged) |
minPagesPerVisit | int | — | Min pages viewed per visit |
minTimeOnSite | int | — | Min average visit duration, seconds |
minGrowthPercent | int | — | Min month-over-month growth % (trending sites) |
hasAiTraffic | bool | false | Only sites receiving AI/LLM traffic |
onlyGrowing | bool | false | Only sites with a positive traffic trend |
maxResults | int | 10000 | Max results. Up to 50,000 = accurate global top-N; up to 1,000,000 = streaming bulk export |
sortBy | string | visits | visits, global_rank, bounce, pages, time_on_site, category_rank, country_rank, ai_visits |
sortOrder | string | desc | desc or asc |
💵 Pricing
- $0.005 per result ($5 per 1,000 results) — you only pay for results returned.
- No monthly subscription, no API key.
❓ FAQ
Is this a live SimilarWeb scraper? No — it's a searchable database of pre-collected traffic estimates. That's what makes bulk reverse lookups (traffic range → list of sites) possible and cheap.
Can I get the traffic of a specific domain?
Yes, via the domains mode — but only for domains already tracked in the dataset.
How accurate are the numbers?
They're third-party estimates, directional like any traffic-intelligence tool. Use them for discovery and ranking, then verify individual sites elsewhere. Each record has a dataDate.
Why did a filter return fewer results than expected?
category and country are known for a subset of sites, so filtering by them narrows results. Combine fewer filters for broader lists.
Can I export to CSV / Excel? Yes — use the dataset's export options (JSON, CSV, Excel, etc.).
📌 Notes
- Optimized for large result sets — results come back fast even for big queries.
- Results are deduplicated by domain and sorted globally across the whole dataset.
categoryandcountryare known for a subset of sites; keyword and country breakdowns are available for most high-traffic sites.