ABOUT THE DATA

Ranking methodology.

What our numbers mean—and what they do not.

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What we track

DLEDB tracks a selected dataset of websites that host daily games. One exact hostname is one record. Pages on the same hostname are combined; different subdomains remain separate records. This is a curated dataset, not a claim to cover every daily game on the web.

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Visits and ranking

Visits are third-party estimates for the entire hostname, not a measure of visits to an individual daily game or page. The monthly ranking sorts positive estimated visits from highest to lowest, with hostname as the tie-breaker. Large multi-purpose websites are included; there is no 100-million-visit cutoff.

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Growth and movement

Growth compares a site's estimated visits with the previous month when both values are available and the previous value is above zero. “Fastest Growing” requires at least 10,000 estimated previous-month visits to reduce small-base noise. Rank change compares the site's position in consecutive months. A dash means the comparison is unavailable or unchanged.

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New & Rising

This label means a website has a positive-traffic rank this month and no positive-traffic rank in the previous month. It does not establish that the game or website was newly launched.

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Categories and collections

Categories are the union of labels attached to games on a hostname. A site can appear in more than one category, and its total visits are not allocated to individual categories. Collections are hand-selected editorial groupings, separate from natural rankings.

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Update schedule and missing values

DLEDB is updated monthly with the previous month's data; it is not real-time. A zero visit value differs from unavailable data. Neither receives a positive-traffic rank. Available editions: April 2026, May 2026, June 2026, July 2026, August 2026.

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Submissions and sponsorship

Submitting a site is free and does not guarantee inclusion. Natural rankings are determined by the published method. Any future sponsored placements will be clearly labeled and kept separate from natural ranks.