First-party data · Updated August 17, 2026
What growth services do buyers actually click?
Most “best sites” lists tell you what a publisher wants you to click. This one shows what readers actually did. Every figure below is a real, filtered count of click-throughs recorded on our own outbound links, updated daily, so it reflects live demand instead of an opinion.
21,453 click-throughs recorded to date·11,021 in the last 30 days.
01 · By service
Where reader clicks go
Share of all tracked click-throughs, by service. The small figure is the raw click count; a green ▲ marks services winning a bigger share in the last 30 days than they hold all-time.
02 · By platform
Which platforms buyers grow
Share of tracked click-throughs by the platform the buyer was shopping for.
How to read this
What this is: a real, aggregate, anonymized count of click-throughs recorded on our outbound links, refreshed daily. Two filters apply: known bots, crawlers, and link scanners are excluded by user-agent, and a click only counts if the same session also loaded a page on this site. The second filter matters, because our redirect is a public URL that automation hits without ever reading anything. So the figures track human reader interest as closely as server logs honestly allow, and they count clicks, not people: one reader clicking twice counts twice.
What this is not: it is a click, not a purchase or a confirmed sale, and it is not our editorial ranking. Popularity is not quality. Which service we actually recommend, and why, is decided by hands-on testing and a published rubric, not by clicks. See how we rank.
The underlying figures are available as a machine-readable dataset for anyone who wants to cite or verify them.