Free Tool that allows you to compare traffic for multiple websites
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I'm banging my head on this one. In the past I was able to use Compete.com, Quancast, Google Trends, and Alexa, but now all these sites either required you to have Pro membership (pay) or they discontinue it like Google Trends for website.
I need to do this comparison for one of my client... their traffic versus 4 of their competitors.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Have a blessed Day,
Benny
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I tried SEMRUSH and they are a great tool, but's very limited for the free version.
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You can get a bit from www.semrush.com, but you are limited a bit with the free version to a number of sessions per day.
Good luck, hope you find what you need.
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I've tried that. They will only allow you to compare 2 sites at once.
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Hi,
have you checked the "free" SimilarWeb.com tool ? It works quite well from the test I've done so far.
It also gives you rough numbers for visits, engagement, sources, etc.
I Hope it helps you
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