Free Website Traffic
A new site with no visitors is difficult to evaluate. You cannot tell whether your analytics are wired up correctly, whether the page renders properly on hardware you do not own, or whether anything above the fold survives contact with a real browser. YouLikeHits runs on a simple points system: you earn points by visiting other members' sites, then spend those points to bring real people to yours. No bots, no automation, and no access to your site is required.
Enter the page you want visitors on
Next: create a free account. No password for your site is ever requested.
Start Getting Free Website Traffic
How Members Come to Visit Your Page
It works both ways. Visit another member's site and you earn points. Set a payout on your own URL and other members spend their time on your page, earning those points from you. Nobody is selling traffic, because there is no traffic to sell — the supply is other members, and you become part of it the moment you join.
What This Is Genuinely Useful For
Real visitors hitting a real page are useful in specific, practical ways. You can confirm your analytics is actually recording sessions rather than silently failing. You can watch how a page behaves across browsers, screen sizes and connection speeds you do not have on hand. You can see whether a new landing page holds attention past the first scroll. And a site that has never had a visitor gets past that first awkward stage. These are testing and validation uses, and they are the ones this does well.
Why This Won't Help SEO, and Will Endanger an AdSense Account
It will not improve your search rankings. This is worth stating plainly because a great many sites in this category claim otherwise. Google does not rank a page higher because more people visited it, and traffic arriving this way carries none of the signals — relevant intent, a referring link, a search query — that actually influence rankings. If your goal is SEO, this is the wrong tool, and anyone selling it to you as an SEO service is either mistaken or lying.
Do not point this traffic at pages running ads. If your site displays Google AdSense or most other ad networks, sending this traffic to those pages violates their invalid-traffic policies and is a well-established way to get an advertising account permanently banned. This applies whether or not anyone clicks an ad. If you monetise with display advertising, use this on pages that carry no ad code, or do not use it at all.
Real Browsers, Real People
Every visit is a YouLikeHits member who opened your page themselves because doing so earns them points toward promoting their own site. No bots, no headless browsers, no automated requests. Your traffic reports will show ordinary sessions from ordinary devices, because that is what they are.
Free Website Traffic at a Glance
| Cost | Free. 50 points when you join, plus 400 bonus points for each day you stay active. |
|---|---|
| Other ways to earn | Visiting other members' sites, watching videos, following and liking content. 300 points per referral who becomes active. |
| Who visits | Other YouLikeHits members, browsing manually. No bots, headless browsers or automated requests. |
| Access required | None. You add a public URL. No file upload, no DNS change, no script to install. |
| Site requirements | The page must be publicly reachable and load without a login. |
| Controlling the speed | You set the points payout per visit. A higher payout gets your site visited sooner; lower it to slow things down. |
| Not suitable for | Pages running AdSense or similar ad networks, and any SEO ranking goal. See the warnings above. |
| Running since | 2009. |
How to Get Free Website Traffic
- 1Step 1Paste the URL of the page you want visited into Add/Edit Sites.
- 2Step 2Choose how many points each visit is worth. Higher payouts get visited first.
- 3Step 3Visit other members' sites, watch videos and complete tasks to refill your balance.
Get free YouTube views instead and spend the same points balance there.
Free Website Traffic: Frequently Asked Questions
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