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Compare public Semrush traffic estimates, AS and available Moz DA for free. Import reports, review annual coverage and export domain comparisons with source details.
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Compare public Semrush traffic estimates, AS and available Moz DA for free. Import reports, review annual coverage and export domain comparisons with source details.
Try the fictional sample. alpha.example falls from 12,500 to 5,000 visits in one month, triggering the default 50% threshold. These are not measured website results.
Up to 200 domains, 20,000 observations, 20 files and 30 sheets; 10 MB total and 2 MB per XLSX. Annual traffic requires 12 consecutive months with the same known country and device; year-on-year comparison needs a 13th baseline month. Missing months or unknown scope withhold the annual total; one month is never multiplied by 12. Archived estimates may use different model versions, unlike a single current annual vendor report. Moz’s public list covers limited domains and has no metric date. Public pages may lag account reports. Current successful results cache about 15 minutes, history about 6 hours; source spacing and restrictions still apply. Files stay in the browser; export before refreshing.
Yes, for public Semrush traffic / AS and DA from Moz’s official Top 500. An unlisted domain does not have DA zero. Individual Moz pages may restrict access, so current DA cannot be guaranteed for every domain. Import official reports to fill gaps. Third-party snapshots require opt-in and keep their source and date basis.
Check month, country, device and total visits versus organic search traffic first. Public pages and historical model versions may also differ; retrieval day is not measurement day. Sources and dates are retained, and different scopes are not combined.
Third-party estimates are disabled by default and never called official current counts. Opt-in snapshots retain estimates and dates. Search Console counts apply to the reported property; site: results and sitemap sizes do not establish a complete index count.
AS is Semrush’s metric; DA is Moz Domain Authority. They are distinct and neither is a Google ranking score.
Use the local functions for free without a KitNelo account. Optional Gemini generation sends the supplied text to Google and requires a configured server API key; provider fees and quotas can apply.
Official public sources by default; Moz Top 500 covers limited domains and has no measurement date. Annual traffic needs 12 months with known matching scope; year-on-year needs 13 endpoints. Archived estimates may differ from current vendor models. Refresh current data or import official reports; third-party snapshots require opt-in. Up to 200 domains and 20,000 observations. CSV/TSV/JSON/XLSX; 10 MB total and 2 MB per XLSX.
Read KitNelo data and privacy detailsLook up public Semrush estimates or import reports to compare monthly visits and organic traffic by domain. Annual totals require twelve complete months with matching known scope; vendor estimates describe modeled traffic rather than measured visits to your site.
Place Semrush Authority Score and available Moz Domain Authority observations beside each domain, retaining their separate sources. Moz public Top 500 coverage is limited and lacks a measurement date, so missing DA must remain unknown rather than become zero.
Review successive monthly estimates and compare matching endpoint months to investigate an annual traffic decline. Year-on-year checks need thirteen endpoint months; inspect source scope and model dates before treating a vendor estimate change as a business change.
Import index observations and compare reported values across domains or dates with their source labels intact. Optional third-party snapshots require opt-in and are not Google measurements; inspect collection dates before using a difference to prioritize a site investigation.
