OnTheMarket state they received 11.2M website visits in January

February 3, 2017

OnTheMarket reports today that it achieved a record level of traffic of more than 11.2million visits throughout the month of January.*

This is an increase of 85% year on year. In January 2016, OnTheMarket recorded just over 6million visits.

Ian Springett, Chief Executive of OnTheMarket, said: “This latest milestone is a fantastic achievement given that the portal has been live for just two years. It is a great start to 2017.

“We came into being to challenge and inject competition into a marketplace heavily dominated by two powerful portal businesses. We have already made considerable progress and are as committed as ever to our long-term objective of creating a superior alternative search service for consumers and agents alike.”

*OnTheMarket measures its traffic using Google Analytics, a market leading website tool.

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