People come here to look up a price
116K visitors a month, and 34,370 monthly clicks that come straight off a search for a metal price.
Stackers, dealers, mining investors, and traders watching Shanghai and COMEX.
Visitors measured on site with Umami over the 30 days ending 11 September 2026, averaged to 30 days. Search clicks combine Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools over the 30 days ending 8 September 2026. Full breakdown below.
Audience
Two counts of the same audience. Traffic comes from Umami, our own on-site analytics. Search comes from the engines themselves, which only see arrivals from search. Those are a slice of the traffic totals, not an addition to them.
The total above includes our embeddable price widgets, which load from this domain inside other people's sites. Ads don't run on embed pages. The ad-eligible figure is what to size a placement against.
They came in from search
Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools for the 30 days ending 8 September 2026. These count clicks and impressions on search results, not people, and they cover part of the traffic above.
| Bing | ||
|---|---|---|
| Clicks | 17,264 | 17,106 |
| Impressions | 2,274,289 | 630,552 |
34,370 monthly search clicks across both engines.
Traffic is split across both engines rather than depending on a single algorithm. Over the trailing six months Bing sent 100K clicks and Google sent 58.5K.
Top pages by Google impressions
Where the search demand lands. Industrial metals and price history pull the most impressions, and every page here holds an average position inside the top ten.
| Page | Impressions | Avg. position |
|---|---|---|
Gold price /gold-price | 222,907 | 6.9 |
Copper price /copper-price | 145,778 | 5.8 |
Gold price history /gold-price-history | 105,535 | 6.8 |
14k gold price /14k-gold-price | 101,021 | 3.8 |
Shanghai gold and metals /shanghai | 84,465 | 4.9 |
18k gold price /18k-gold-price | 74,595 | 4.3 |
Silver price /silver-price | 70,944 | 7.2 |
Impressions and average position only. Search Console scopes per-page clicks differently from impressions, so dividing one column by the other gives you the wrong number.
Figures as of 11 September 2026. Traffic from Umami, search figures from Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.
Where this is going
MetalCharts launched in January 2026. Google impressions have gone from roughly 7.7K a day in March to 57K a day now, and are at all time highs as of 17 August 2026.
Bing has been the steadier of the two, holding a consistent click base across the same period while Google climbed.
Eight months of data is not a seasonal curve, and we will not pretend otherwise. What it is: a rate card priced against eight month old traffic.
Inventory and pricing
Both of these we book by hand, so they start with the form at the bottom of this page.
Direct placements
One advertiser per placement, arranged by us. Start with the form and tell us which pages your buyers already read.
- Sponsored article
- Your name on a page or a tool
- A fixed banner, sold direct
We don't publish rates. Tell us the budget you're working with and we'll come back with a real number.
A direct placement is a fixed spot we set aside for you. Programmatic display still runs elsewhere on the page, and we do not control which advertisers appear there.
Data and API licensing
License the series behind the charts for your own product or research.
- Historical price series
- COMEX inventory
- Shanghai premium
- Regional benchmarks (India and China)
Quoted per dataset. What moves the price is how far back you need and how often it refreshes. Redistribution depends on the source feed, so ask before you plan on it.
Advertising policy
What we turn down
- Unregistered securities offerings.
- Guaranteed-return claims.
- Leveraged metals programs.
- Crypto presale promotions.
We turn down campaigns that break this policy, including after you've booked.
How paid placements are handled
- Sponsored content says sponsored at the top of the page, above the fold.
- Every outbound link in a paid placement carries
rel="sponsored". No exceptions. Our Google standing is what you're paying for, and one unlabeled paid link can put it at risk. - We don't sell editorial coverage or commentary on our own price data.
- Buying a placement doesn't get you a say in what we publish, or a look at it before it goes out.
What do you want to run?
Tell us who you're trying to reach and roughly when you want to be live. We'll come back with what's available and what it costs.
Advertise with MetalCharts
One form, straight to the inbox. We reply within two business days.
Questions we get
What does it cost?
Placements have no published rate. Tell us the budget you're working with and we'll come back with a real number.
How fast do you reply?
Within two business days. Every inquiry lands in [email protected] and a person reads it. If the fit is obvious, that first reply comes back with availability and pricing.
Can I pick specific pages?
Yes. Name the page and we'll quote it. Start with the audience table above to see where the demand actually lands.
Do you do affiliate deals?
Yes. Send the program terms, the commission structure and the pages you think fit. Every affiliate link carries rel="sponsored" and gets disclosed on the page.
Which page ranks best?
Shanghai. It holds an average Google position of 4.9 over the 30 days ending 8 September 2026. A sponsorship there puts your name around the data. It doesn't change the data, or how we calculate the premium. Tell us in the form which part of the page you had in mind.
Do you get busier at certain times of year?
Volume follows the news cycle, not the calendar. When a metal price move leads the financial press, the price pages move with it. Over the 30 days ending 8 September 2026 the biggest pages by impressions were Gold price, Copper price and Gold price history. We haven't measured a full year yet, so we can't give you a seasonal curve.
Who am I signing with?
Uptime Holdings LLC. That's the name on the insertion order and the name on the invoice. MetalCharts is the site it runs.
Advertising and sponsorship agreements are signed by Uptime Holdings LLC. Questions that don't fit the form can go to [email protected].