Domain Intelligence sizes up any website: estimated search traffic and its history, the pages and subdomains that earn it, the keywords a rival ranks for that you don't, who competes for a keyword set, and what technology a site runs.
It also works the other way round, turning a technology or a snippet of page code into a list of sites that use it, and searching domain registrations by expiry date, registrar or extension alongside each domain's search traffic and links. Missing figures stay empty rather than guessed.
What you can do
- Get a domain's organic and paid traffic with domain_overview, its monthly trend with domain_history, and many domains at once with traffic_estimate and traffic_history
- Find the pages, subdomains and topic categories that earn the traffic with top_pages, subdomains and domain_categories
- Compare keywords with a rival using keyword_gap, or page by page with page_keyword_gap, and see who ranks for a keyword set with serp_competitors
- Rank the biggest domains in a category over time with category_leaders
- Build lead lists of sites using a technology or page code with sites_using_technology and sites_by_html, and size adoption with technology_summary, technology_cooccurrence and technology_trends
- Search domain registrations with whois_search
Who it's for
SEO teams, growth marketers, sales teams building prospect lists and founders checking out competitors.
How to use it
- Start with domain_overview for one domain, or traffic_estimate for a list
- Drill into top_pages and domain_history to see what drives the traffic and how it moved
- Run keyword_gap against a rival, or serp_competitors on your money keywords to find rivals you missed
- For prospecting, run sites_using_technology with a technology name and a country
Getting started
Connect your search-data account, then call domain_overview with a domain and a country code.
