Crawl & link graph
Reads robots.txt and the sitemap, then crawls the site and maps every internal link between pages.
Find the highest-traffic pages of any website
Enter a URL to get its top pages, ranked by internal link authority and confirmed with real Chrome user data.
Analyzing…
- Resolve website & robots.txt
- Read sitemap
- Crawl pages & map internal links
- Calculate link authority
- Check real-user traffic (CrUX)
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0URLs discovered
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Top pages
| # | Page | Traffic score | Inlinks | Depth | Real users |
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How it works
Link authority
Runs PageRank on the link graph. Sites link most to their most important pages. Header and footer links count less, and legal pages are pushed down.
Real-traffic check
With a free CrUX key, each top candidate is checked against Google's Chrome UX Report. Google only lists URLs that get enough real visitors, so those pages are moved to the top.
How do I get a free CrUX API key?
- Open Chrome UX Report API in Google Cloud Console and create a project if asked.
- Click Enable.
- Go to APIs & Services → Credentials → Create credentials → API key.
- Paste the key in Options above. No billing account is required; the free quota is 150 requests per minute.
Is this real traffic data?
No free tool has exact visit counts for sites you don't own; those come from Google Analytics or paid panels like Similarweb, Ahrefs and Semrush. The score is a relative estimate: link authority shows which pages the site promotes most, and CrUX confirms which pages have real visitors. For your own sites, Google Search Console has exact numbers.
Why did a site fail or return few pages?
Some sites block automated requests (Cloudflare and similar) or render their links with JavaScript, so there are no links to follow in the HTML. Try a higher "Pages to crawl" setting, or check that the site loads without logging in.