Top pages
See which pages bring a site the most search traffic, and how many keywords each one ranks for.
What it shows
Top pages lists a site's pages ranked by estimated monthly search traffic, with how many keywords each page ranks for.
Where to find it: Top Pages in the dashboard, or domain_top_pages in your AI assistant.
Note: Traffic figures are estimates, not measurements. They are modelled from the keywords a site ranks for, how often each is searched and how many clicks each position usually gets. Use them to compare sites and spot trends. For your own site's exact numbers, use Google Search Console.
Why it is useful
- On a competitor: their top pages are proven winners in your market. Study what they cover, how they are structured and how long they are. Then aim to make something clearly better, not just longer.
- On your own site: your top pages carry your traffic. Keep them fresh, link from them to pages you want to grow, and make sure they are fast and error free. Run the site audit on each.
- Spot surprises: a page ranking for many keywords you did not plan for can reveal a topic worth expanding.
How to read it
- A page with high traffic and few keywords ranks for one or two big searches. It is valuable but fragile.
- A page with many keywords covers its topic broadly. That is usually what you want to copy.
Cost
About 2 credits per page of results. The first page is free to reload for 24 hours.
From your AI assistant
Try: "What are beanhouse.com's 20 top pages by traffic? Group them by topic and tell me which formats work best for them."