The Majestic Million is a free database of the top million websites, ranked by the number of referring subnets, providing insights into a website's online influence and popularity. Users can search and download the top million websites, with data including domain, top-level domain (TLD), TLD rank, referring subnets, and referring IPs. The Majestic Million is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License and is part of the Majestic Analytics toolset, offering additional features such as bespoke reports and SEO insights.
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