Top Websites in the US by Traffic [August 2024]

[Cpvr]

Reddit has officially surpassed Facebook in traffic in the United States last month according to SEMrush,

I’m curious what these numbers will look like again relatively soon. Do you think Facebook is losing traction to Reddit?

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Traffic rank	Domain	Visits	Desktop share	Mobile share	Pages/visit	Avg. visit duration	Bounce rate
1	google.com	24.44B	32.88%8.04B	67.12%16.41B	4.3	13:29	41.41%
2	youtube.com	11.48B	32.16%3.69B	67.84%7.79B	5.9	23:26	38.57%
3	reddit.com	3.18B	31.04%987.39M	68.96%2.19B	2.7	12:59	62.75%
4 1	facebook.com	2.55B	53.63%1.37B	46.37%1.18B	4.7	13:50	51.54%
5 1	amazon.com	2.53B	49.73%1.26B	50.27%1.27B	6.7	11:02	38.32%
6	yahoo.com	1.75B	57.26%1.00B	42.74%749.68M	3.2	12:20	48.96%
7	duckduckgo.com	1.54B	15.59%240.14M	84.41%1.30B	2.3	10:56	52.64

However, Facebook is still beating Reddit in traffic on the global scale.

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[Drac Morbis]

I don't even like Reddit. They seem to enjoy banning people.

 

[Cory]

I don't even like Reddit. They seem to enjoy banning people.

That's why you don't comment/post, but lurk like I do.

I have two Reddit accounts, one of which I used to make comments/posts and one I haven't posted anything on. Most things you comment on get ignored or buried and some things you post will feed the trolls. That's why I use Reddit to browse only and no longer comment/post. Forums are my go-to for posting.

It's amazing how popular DuckDuckGo has gotten, especially in the mobile market.