Every number on CyberPscs comes from the service that owns it, and every listing says when it was checked. Here is exactly where each figure comes from, how a listing is checked and how we grade traffic.
Every site goes through the same five steps before it appears in the directory.
Moz DA and spam score, Ahrefs DR, and Semrush traffic, keywords and backlinks are fetched for the domain.
The creation date is read from the official RDAP record, so the domain age is a fact.
We read the site itself: platform, sitemap size, robots.txt rules and language.
Organic traffic and keywords are compared with authority and graded from A to D.
The listing goes live with every figure, its source and the date of the check.
Moz scores the strength of a domain’s link profile from 1 to 100 and flags the share of similar sites it has seen penalised.
Ahrefs rates the strength of a site’s backlink profile from 0 to 100. We show it next to DA so you can see when the two disagree.
Semrush estimates monthly organic visits from US search, counts ranking keywords and reports backlinks to the homepage.
The domain’s creation date is read from the official registry record, so the age on a listing is a fact, not an estimate.
Authority can be built with links; readers cannot be faked as easily. The grade tells you whether a site’s organic traffic backs up its authority scores.
5,000 or more monthly US organic visits across at least 50 ranking keywords.
1,000 or more monthly US organic visits.
100 to 999 monthly US organic visits. Worth a closer look at recent analytics.
Fewer than 100 visits, or no traffic figure reported. Treat authority scores with caution.
Detected from the page markup, for example WordPress or a custom build.
Counted from the site’s published XML sitemap.
Read from robots.txt, so you know whether the site blocks AI crawlers.
Taken from the page itself, so you can match your article to its audience.
If a source does not report a figure, the listing says N/A. We never fill the gap with a guess or a zero.
Sites are ordered by their metrics, not by who paid. The directory table can be sorted by any column.
Every listing shows the date its figures were checked, so you always know how fresh the data is.
Metrics move. Moz, Ahrefs and Semrush update their indexes regularly, sites gain and lose links, and traffic rises and falls with Google updates. We re-check listings over time and update the date on each one when we do.
If you spot a figure that has changed, or you run a listed site and want your details reviewed, send us a message through the contact page with the domain. We check it against the same sources before anything is changed.
We re-check sites regularly, and every listing shows the date its figures were last checked.
Moz and Ahrefs crawl the web separately and weigh links differently. A wide gap is a sign to look at the backlinks before you pay.
No tool sees real analytics. Semrush estimates organic visits from search rankings, which is why we grade traffic rather than treat it as exact.
The source does not report that figure for the domain yet. We show N/A instead of a guessed number.
Moz has not indexed the domain yet, which is common for newer sites. We flag it for manual confirmation instead of guessing.
Every site checked, every number sourced, every listing dated.