Free website traffic checker
See any site's monthly visits — no login required
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traffic.cheap is a free website traffic analysis tool that lets you instantly check any website's estimated monthly visits, traffic sources, top-performing pages, and historical growth trends.
Unlike expensive SEO suites that charge $99+/month, traffic.cheap gives you the essential traffic data you need — for free. No account required, no credit card, no trial limits.
Key features:
- Estimated monthly traffic for any domain
- Traffic source breakdown (organic, paid, social, referral, direct)
- Top pages by traffic volume
- Historical traffic trends (6-month chart)
- Competitor comparison (side-by-side)
- Bulk domain lookup
Who it's for:
- Indie makers evaluating market size before building
- SEO professionals doing quick competitor research
- Content creators finding high-traffic niches
- Startup founders validating ideas with real data
- Affiliate marketers assessing site potential
traffic.cheap pulls data from multiple sources to provide reliable estimates without the enterprise price tag. Enter a URL, get instant insights.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
App Store optimization is basically editing your app store metadata — like keywords, app name or subtitle, or even the screenshots… I'm focusing on the habit-tracker keyword, and that's why I put it right at the start of my app name.
Put your priority ASO keyword at the very start of your app name
Identify one priority keyword in the category and place it at the very start of the app name. Pair with keyword research in Astro or App Figures, and a top-five ranking for that term drives enough organic traffic to compete with much larger brands without a marketing budget.
It's not about the subscription pricing, which I think is a tactic. It's a tactic that you earn the right to do by having a relationship that is trusted with your customer — the customer trusts you so much they're like, fine, you can charge me every month.
Subscription is a tactic you earn through trust — don't slap it onto an existing product
Framing recurring billing as a trust mechanism rather than a revenue model changes how you build. Apps that convert one-time purchases to subscriptions without changing the underlying value proposition see predictably high churn. Subscription pricing is the result of earning ongoing commitment, not the strategy that creates it.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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