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Features · Organic traffic
See how much organic traffic any competitor gets, without their analytics.
Ads are only part of the picture. AdRadar shows how many free visitors a competitor gets from search, which pages pull them in and how fast its site grows.
Traffic, pages and what changed.
Replit gets about 112K visits a month from search, half of them from the United States; company pages and use-case pages bring most of it.Estimated from Google rankings, country by country · 3 November 2026
By type of page
- Company pages 31.8K
- Other 22.7K
- Solutions and use cases 21.7K
- Landing pages 11.7K
- Blog 2.8K
United States
Largest market · 52% of visits
58.2KIndia
Market · 33% of visits
36.3KUnited Kingdom
Market · 15% of visits
17.1K
Example · Replit · the same blocks as on the company page
Monthly organic traffic
An estimate of free visits per month, split by country, language and type of page (blog, pricing, templates and so on). AdRadar picks the markets to check, so you do not choose countries by hand.
Leaders
The ten pages with the most traffic. They show which topics the competitor grows on.
Size of the site
How many pages the competitor has, by type, even when there are a million or more.
Publishing rhythm
How many new pages appear each week and in which sections the site grows.
Change log
Which pages were added, updated or removed, with dates and titles.
Backlinks on a button
How many sites link to the competitor, the strength of its domain, the strongest referring sites and the change since last time.
What to watch, written for you.
The overview turns the numbers into a few findings: how dependent the site is on its homepage, which solution pages lead, and where the competitor is publishing in bulk, whether or not it pays off in traffic.
Where they win without paying for ads.
Find the topics
Understand which topics and countries bring the competitor traffic without paid advertising.
Spot new sections early
See new sections and templates before they reach the top of the results.
Compare organic with ads
See where the competitor pays and where it grows for free, then check the same competitor in ad tracking.
A note on the numbers. Traffic is estimated from Google rankings, country by country. The biggest markets and the countries of their languages are checked automatically. Use it to see direction and scale, not as exact analytics.
Built for SEO and content.
SEO and content
“Which topics bring them free traffic?”
Top pages by traffic, new sections, publishing rhythm and backlinks, to find the topics where a competitor grows.
Product marketing
“Which use-case pages do they lean on?”
See which use cases and solution pages a competitor leans on, and which it neglects.
Agencies
“What did our client’s rivals publish this month?”
A current view of a client’s market, with several competitors in one project and no manual collection.
Questions
Is the traffic number exact?
No. It is an estimate from Google rankings, country by country. It is good for comparing competitors, markets and page types, not for exact counts.
Do I have to pick countries?
No. AdRadar checks the biggest markets and the countries of the site’s languages automatically.
Do I need access to the competitor’s analytics?
No. Everything comes from public data.
How fresh is it?
Each competitor page shows when its site was last checked, for example “Site · 12 h ago”.
Where are backlinks?
On the competitor page, behind a button: how many sites link to it, the strength of its domain and the strongest referring sites.