Each day, engadget.com generates 7,577,115 pageviews from 1,515,423 visitors. The website receives an average of 46,978,113 visits and 234,890,565 pageviews per month. It is given a rating of A, due to its excellent performance.

Engadget.com has a Google Pagerank of 8 out of 10 and an Alexa Rank of 422. Although being more and more depreciated as a website quality indicator, a higher PageRank still indicates in most cases the popularity of a website. Sites with high Alexa Rank have high amounts of visitors, indicating that they get good search engine rankings.

The domain name was created 20 years ago (year: 2004, month: 01, day: 23) and has a length of 8 characters. Search engines algorithm gives more credibility and authority to websites whose domain name has been registered for a long time and is still in use (but not parked).

It is given a rating of B, due to its high performance.

Engadget.com earns $4,546 USD a day in advertising revenue. Income from CPC banner ads is $1,659,290 USD per year. Yearly income from CPM banner ads is $276,565 USD. If the website was up for sale, it could be sold for $93,340,562 USD. It is given a rating of B, due to its high performance.

Engadget.com resolves to the IP address 207.200.74.38, which is located in EMERALD, United States. The amount of bandwidth used by Engadget is 635.106 GB per day. Thus, we estimates that engadget.com uses a total of 21 server(s), with a cost of $12,600 USD per month.