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Where does your site
rank globally?

Instantly look up any website's global ranking and track how it changes — free, no account needed.

No signup required Daily updated data 30-day rank history
100M+
Domains tracked
Daily
Data updates
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How Rank.to works

A global rank is a single number that tells you where a website sits among every other site on the web — #1 is the most-visited domain online. Smaller numbers mean bigger audiences. Here's what's behind the numbers you see.

Daily updated rankings

Ranks refresh every day from aggregated traffic signals across millions of domains. Yesterday's rank is already in.

Up to 30 days of history

See how a site's rank has moved over the past week, two weeks, or full month — spot trends, not just snapshots.

Traffic estimates

Each rank is paired with an estimated monthly visit count based on a power-law model calibrated to known traffic data.

Free public API

Every ranking is available over a simple JSON endpoint. No auth, no quota forms, no signup — just query and go.

Who uses Rank.to?

  • SEO & marketing teams — track competitor traffic movement without paying for enterprise tools.
  • Investors & analysts — validate whether a company's web property is actually growing.
  • Journalists & researchers — cite independent, reproducible numbers for stories about the web.
  • Founders — benchmark your own site against the category leaders, day over day.

Frequently asked

What exactly does the rank number mean?

It's the site's position in a global ordering of all tracked domains by estimated traffic volume. Rank #1 is the single most-visited site worldwide; rank #1,000,000 is still very much on the map but in the long tail. Lower is better.

How often is the data refreshed?

Rankings are recomputed once per day. New data lands in the API within a few hours of each roll-up, so the number you see here reflects yesterday's activity at the latest.

Why doesn't my domain show up?

We only track domains with enough signal to rank meaningfully. New sites, very-low-traffic sites, and sites that block our crawlers may not be indexed yet. Come back in a few weeks — coverage grows with every update.

Are the traffic numbers exact?

No — they're estimates derived from the rank, not measured directly. Expect order-of-magnitude accuracy: a site ranked #500 really does get roughly 100× the traffic of one ranked #50,000, but don't treat a 10% difference between two neighbors as gospel.

Can I use Rank.to data commercially?

Yes. The API is free to query, and you can cite or display the numbers in your own product, report, or dashboard. A link back is appreciated but not required.

Current Rank
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7-Day Change
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Best Rank (period)
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in selected range
Data Points
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days of history
Est. Monthly Traffic
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based on rank
Rank context
Insights

Rank.to API

Query domain rankings programmatically. The API is free with no authentication required. Rankings are updated daily and cover millions of domains worldwide.

Endpoint

GET https://rank.to/api/?d={domain}&n={days}
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
d string required Domain to query, e.g. github.com
n integer optional History window in days. Accepted: 7, 14, 30. Default: 7

Response format 

{
  "ranks": {
    "2025-06-14": 68,
    "2025-06-15": 67,
    "2025-06-16": 70,
    "2025-06-17": 66,
    "2025-06-18": 65
  },
  "time": "2.341ms"
}
FieldTypeDescription
ranks object Date → rank pairs, ascending by date. Empty object if domain has no ranking data.
time string Server-side query execution time for diagnostics.

Code examples 

// Fetch 30-day rank history for github.com
const res  = await fetch('https://rank.to/api/?d=github.com&n=30');
const data = await res.json();

// Most recent rank
const sorted  = Object.entries(data.ranks).sort(([a],[b]) => a.localeCompare(b));
const [date, rank] = sorted.at(-1);
console.log(`github.com is ranked #${rank} as of ${date}`);

Live playground

Interactive API tester Hits the real /api/ endpoint
GET https://rank.to/api/?d=github.com&n=7 
// Hit "Run" to send the request…

Notes & limits