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Top 100 most visited websites in the world (June 2026)

Over 1.9 billion websites make up the internet. However, a select few dominate online traffic.

According to the latest data from Semrush’s Traffic Analytics tool, the 100 most visited sites range from search engines and social media to e-commerce and news.

The table below ranks the web’s top destinations by monthly visits. It offers a fascinating look at where people spend their time online. Use it to guide your digital marketing, stay informed, or simply satisfy your curiosity.

Just a heads up: we’ve tidied up our list a bit. We removed any NSFW websites to keep it clean and clear for you.

RankingWebsiteMonthly Traffic (Visits)
1google.com111.75 billion
2youtube.com54.4 billion
3facebook.com10.85 billion
4instagram.com7.16 billion
5chatgpt.com6.19 billion
6reddit.com5.76 billion
7wikipedia.org4.87 billion
8x.com4.44 billion
9whatsapp.com3.06 billion
10yahoo.com2.56 billion
11amazon.com2.51 billion
12tiktok.com2.51 billion
13duckduckgo.com2.16 billion
14bing.com2.15 billion
15yahoo.co.jp2.06 billion
16linkedin.com1.67 billion
17microsoftonline.com1.6 billion
18netflix.com1.57 billion
19temu.com1.44 billion
20microsoft.com1.41 billion
21msn.com1.4 billion
22live.com1.4 billion
23fandom.com1.36 billion
24pinterest.com1.36 billion
25weather.com1.35 billion
26twitch.tv1.29 billion
27yandex.ru1.26 billion
28gemini.google.com1.13 billion
29github.com1.07 billion
30canva.com1.02 billion
31discord.com1.01 billion
32spotify.com983.34 million
33naver.com910.89 million
34apple.com849.72 million
35office.com838.49 million
36globo.com815.83 million
37paypal.com777.87 million
38brave.com766.81 million
39imdb.com763.19 million
40twitter.com753.81 million
41claude.ai722.22 million
42roblox.com693.7 million
43aliexpress.com688.82 million
44vk.com665.79 million
45ebay.com578.82 million
46nytimes.com577.44 million
47bbc.com566.68 million
48telegram.org563.61 million
49walmart.com556.7 million
50amazon.co.jp541.44 million
51supercell.com537.41 million
52dailymotion.com531.21 million
53espn.com500.5 million
54usps.com492.98 million
55openai.com487.47 million
56cnn.com480.41 million
57samsung.com474.13 million
58booking.com472.17 million
59zoom.us470.94 million
60adobe.com460.57 million
61bbc.co.uk448.01 million
62ecosia.org445.32 million
63indeed.com444.19 million
64uol.com.br443.08 million
65amazon.de430.94 million
66etsy.com411.86 million
67bilibili.com409.73 million
68rakuten.co.jp397.81 million
69steampowered.com386.7 million
70quora.com377.26 million
71instructure.com372.46 million
72mail.ru368.24 million
73shopify.com355.45 million
74disneyplus.com354.28 million
75amazon.co.uk342.45 million
76shein.com335.65 million
77theguardian.com332.75 million
78steamcommunity.com328.05 million
79deepseek.com321.85 million
80primevideo.com319.92 million
81shop.app306.15 million
82marca.com303.11 million
83gmail.com295.36 million
84linktr.ee293.54 million
85amazon.in279.25 million
86accuweather.com274.93 million
87ilovepdf.com269.4 million
88tradingview.com268.77 million
89threads.com251.73 million
90hbomax.com245.53 million
91messenger.com244.62 million
92genius.com243.4 million
93chat.deepseek.com242.18 million
94trendyol.com239.67 million
95opera.com235.71 million
96ikea.com233.87 million
97ozon.ru231.57 million
98snapchat.com231.3 million
99google.com.br230.36 million
100acesso.gov.br215.43 million

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About the author

Leigh Mckenzie

I lead Online Visibility at Semrush, part of Adobe, where my work focuses on how brands build and measure their presence across search and AI systems.

Much of my focus is on the evolution of AI search, particularly the increasingly interconnected roles of SEO and generative engine optimization (GEO). I see these as complementary disciplines, not competing approaches. Both are essential to helping brands get discovered, understood, and recommended as search behavior evolves.

I'm also exploring ideas around search everywhere optimization and LLM seeding, looking beyond traditional website optimization to how brands can build a stronger presence across the platforms, publishers, and information sources that shape both human discovery and AI-generated answers.

Before Semrush, I advised seven- and eight-figure businesses on SEO and content strategy. I also own UnderFit, an e-commerce brand I've built from the ground up. That hands-on experience continues to shape how I approach marketing, experimentation, and measurable growth.