Explore the web, one domain at a time
Enter a domain to see its live DNS records, whether it currently answers over HTTPS, and, where the data exists, a real connectivity rank computed from open crawl data.
StatsMyWeb does not crawl the web itself. It reads the same open data anyone can download — starting with Common Crawl’s hyperlink graph — and turns it into something you can look up directly: how connected a domain is, whether it is reachable right now, and, as the project grows, how it has changed over time.
Every domain page shows two kinds of information. Live facts — DNS records, HTTPS reachability — are checked on every visit and shown for any domain, connected or not. Connectivity data — a domain’s rank against the rest of the graph — is only shown where StatsMyWeb has actually computed it; a domain with no connectivity data yet still gets a page, just not a search-engine listing, because a page of facts anyone else could show the same way earns no place in search results.
The methodology page sets out exactly what is measured and where the data comes from.