Traffic Checker
Add estimated traffic and popularity context to domain lists.
The Traffic Checker, also referred to as the Visitor Checker in parts of DorkPlus, looks up traffic statistics for domains. It adds an audience-size signal to a raw domain list so you can sort or filter it before further analysis.
What It Does
- Accepts domains in bulk.
- Retrieves available traffic or visitor estimates for each domain.
- Makes it easier to compare and prioritize sites by apparent reach.
- Produces enriched results that can be used in a larger DorkPlus flow.
These figures are third-party estimates, not the site's private analytics. Treat them as directional signals: small sites may have sparse data, and estimates can differ from actual visits.
What You Can Use It For
- Prioritizing domains during an authorized assessment.
- Segmenting a research list into higher- and lower-traffic groups.
- Adding context to competitor, market, or OSINT research.
- Removing inactive or very low-visibility domains from a large dataset.
Typical Input and Output
Input: a list of normalized domain names.
Output: the domains with the traffic statistics available for each one.
When to Choose It
Use Traffic Checker when you already have domains and need a relative popularity signal. It does not discover pages like the Scraper, map a site's links like the Crawler, or replace first-party analytics for a property you operate.