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Sites where “oil price” is a top search keyword

One site on record lists “oil price” among the searches that send it the most visitors, by traffic estimates. Third-party traffic estimates put its searches at about 602.4K a month, at about $2.17 a click in search ads: a month of its searches would cost about $1.3M as search ads. Each site checked on the backlink value checker adds its top five search keywords, so this list grows as sites are checked.

Keyword intelligence

602.4KThird-party estimated keyword demandSept 2026
1Sites getting visits from itSept 2026
3%Searches the listed sites take20K visits a month
$2.17Cost per click (traffic estimates)Sept 2026
$1.3MAd value a monthestimated searches × cost per click

What the data says

  • The listed site takes about 20K visits a month from “oil price”, 3% of its 602.4K searches (traffic estimates). The other 97% goes to sites not on record here, or ends without a click.
  • At $2.17 a click, the listed sites' 20K visits a month from “oil price” would cost about $43.5K as search ads. That is what the traffic would cost to buy, not what it earns.

2Who gets the traffic

Share of the visits, Sept 2026
SiteShareVisitsAs adsDRLinking sites
markets.businessinsider.com100%20K$43.5K9257.6K

Each site's latest estimate of its visits from this keyword; “As ads”: those visits at its cost per click, what they would cost to buy; DR: Ahrefs Domain Rating; linking sites: sites linking to it (third-party link index).

Where these sites' visitors are
  • United States67%
  • Canada7%
  • India3%
  • Pakistan2%
  • Thailand2%
  • Other countries19%

The listed sites' own visitors by country (all their traffic), weighted by each site's visits from this keyword: their audience, not where the keyword is searched.

Phones and computers
  • Phones79%
  • Computers and tablets21%

Page loads of the listed sites by Chrome users (Chrome UX Report), weighted by each site's visits from this keyword: a site's device mix, not the keyword's. No source gives a keyword's device split.

3Ranking competition

1/100Ranking easehard
DR 99First page, median Ahrefs DR

On Google's page:AI Overview

Google's first page, United States
#SitePage titleDR
1youtube.comMarket Talk: Oil prices to drop to 'mid-to-high $50s' | REUTERS99
2youtube.comThink Crude Prices Will Move Upwards From Hereon99
3youtube.comCrude Oil Price Forecast, Technical Analysis (May 1999
4oil-price.netdocument.writeln77
5youtube.comCrude Oil Price Forecast Today , Technical Analysis (February ...99
6thestreet.comOil Prices Vacillate as Market Eyes Storms - TheStreet87
7barchart.comhttps://www.barchart.com/futures/quotes/CL*0/futur...81
8youtube.comSHOCK FORECAST: Oil prices could drop fast after deal99

Google's results for “oil price” in the United States, in English, read 1 Nov 2026. DR: Ahrefs Domain Rating; “—”: Ahrefs gives no rating.

4Intent and related searches

Google's related searches

  • Gas price
  • Petrol price
  • Oil stock
  • Diesel price
  • USO stock
  • USO price
  • AAA gas prices
  • Petrol Spy

Questions people ask

  • How much is 1000 litres of heating oil?
  • Will gas prices go down now that the Strait of Hormuz is open?
  • Will the price of oil still go up?
  • Are oil companies making record profits?

Keywords the same sites get visits from

Keywords the listed sites also get visits from, the most shared first: linked by the same sites' traffic, not by meaning.

5Opportunity

1/100 · Ranking ease, hard

How open Google's first page is: 100 minus its difficulty and strength.

First-page strength1median Ahrefs DR 99 · weight 50%
One site's results38youtube.com holds 5 of 8; ease capped at 40 · weight 0%

What to do with it

  • Treat it as a brand search: Google answers “oil price” with the brand's own pages, so a third-party page competes for what is left; Google's related searches show the angles people take: “Gas price”, “Petrol price”, “Oil stock”.
  • Google answers part of it in an AI Overview: the pages it cites get a link above the results.
  • The listed sites take 3% of its searches: most of the traffic goes to sites not on record here.

A business score needs your own figures (conversion, deal value) and is not made here. Scores are fixed formulas over the figures shown; they are not Google's.

6Sources

Only Sept 2026 is on record for “oil price” so far. A trend appears once a second month is on record: when a site listing it is checked again in a later month.

Tiles, findings, scores and actions are worked out from the figures on this page by fixed rules.

SiteReportVisits (est.)Month
markets.businessinsider.comAudited20KSept 2026

Listed A–Z. A top search keyword is one of the searches that bring a site the most visitors, by estimate. It is not a position in Google, and the order here is not a ranking. Visits (est.): the traffic estimate's own figure for the keyword on that site, which behaves like visits a month, not an amount of money (2026-09-29: it had been shown in dollars). Ad value is what advertisers pay for the keyword — its searches × cost per click — not how hard it is to rank for. This page is kept out of search results until 15 sites share the keyword.

Sites and their visits: third-party traffic estimates, Sept 2026.