# Changelog of Website Traffic Checker - Visits, Keywords & Rankings (`sian.agency/similarweb-website-traffic-scraper`) Actor

- **URL**: https://apify.com/sian.agency/similarweb-website-traffic-scraper/changelog.md
- **Full Actor documentation**: https://apify.com/sian.agency/similarweb-website-traffic-scraper.md

## Changelog

All notable changes to Website Traffic Checker - Visits, Keywords & Rankings will be documented in this file.

### 2026-08-31

#### 🎉 Website Traffic Checker - Launch!

- **Traffic Estimates at list scale** - check website traffic for one domain or five hundred, with estimated monthly organic and paid visits in every row
- **Ranking Keywords with real depth** - the keywords a domain ranks for, each with its Google position, monthly searches, cost per click, difficulty and search intent
- **Four markets, one switch** - read the same domain from United States, United Kingdom, Canadian or Australian search data, because the same site can differ by an order of magnitude between them
- **Three ways to supply a list** - a single domain, a pasted bulk list, or a link to a text file for lists too long to paste
- **Domain authority on every keyword row** - a 0-1000 authority score so a keyword list can be read next to any backlink tool

#### 💎 User Benefits

- A 500-domain competitor traffic map takes minutes instead of a week of manual lookups
- A traffic row costs $0.005 and a keyword row $0.001, so a 100-domain traffic check comes to about fifty cents
- Zero-traffic domains come back as clear, flagged rows rather than errors, so a prospect list can be sorted without cleaning it first
- No API key, no account and no proxy to configure — paste domains and press start
- Every run writes an HTML report with the numbers, anything that needs a fix, and exactly what it cost

#### 🎯 Use Cases

- An SEO manager benchmarking eight competitors' monthly organic and paid traffic before planning a quarter
- A B2B growth lead scoring a 300-domain prospect list by real traffic before SDR time is spent on it
- A content strategist pulling a competitor's ranking keywords to find the low-difficulty terms they own
- An agency producing the same monthly traffic appendix for six clients from one scheduled run
