Available historical data

Historical data in our Domain Analytics and Keyword Analytics database enables you to perform research on keywords and domains on a month-to-month basis dating back to January 2012.
These data points represent averages for the particular month and can be accessed through the Date selector seen at the top of the report. Clicking the date will display this dropdown menu in which you can select a particular month to see data for.

How to Access Historical Data

In order to access Historical Data, you will need the Guru level package or higher. Historical data is available for 9 databases* dating back to January 2012 and 15 regional databases** dating back to December 2013.

* The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Brazil.

**Belgium, the Netherlands, Israel, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Poland, Turkey, Argentina, Mexico, Hong Kong (China), and Singapore. 

In the 89 regional databases added in December 2016, historical data is available back to December 2016.

Historical data in other tools

For Semrush Product Listing Ads, historical data is available for the US regional database dating back to September 2013.

Since data in the Traffic Analytics tool is gathered separately from our main databases, Historical data in Traffic Analytics can go back up monthly to January 2017.

When you launch a campaign in the Social Tracker, historical data collected depends on the social media profile:

• 60 days is the default time period 
• 130 days for YouTube and 
• 30 days for X (formerly Twitter)

Some historical data is measured by a number of posts:

• 2000 posts is the default number 
• 1000 videos for YouTube 
• 3000 Tweets for X (formerly Twitter) 

Historical data in Social Tracker is collected starting from the day you add a profile to your campaign.

Position Tracking starts collecting historical data from the date that your campaign was created. The tool will save daily data points for up to 60 days and save your weekly data points for up to 140 weeks.