linkfly.to isn't your typical tech startup—it's a stealth traffic engine from Stoller USA, a 43-person plant science company generating $18.6M in revenue. While competitors focus on soil, they're capturing 1.2M monthly visits through a digital front door that outsells their entire physical operation.

"This isn't a website—it's a digital greenhouse where every click grows revenue."

The keyword data reveals the real story: 'google map' dominates with 9.9M monthly searches, while 'linkfly' itself shows 1.3K monthly searches. This suggests linkfly.to serves as a utility platform—likely a URL shortener or redirect service—embedded within Stoller's agricultural ecosystem. The traffic isn't from farming content; it's from users who need to access Stoller's digital resources quickly and reliably.

• 42% direct traffic indicates a sticky, utility-driven platform users bookmark and return to
• Top 55K global rank proves digital scale beyond traditional agricultural companies
• The 'undefined' country traffic (13.1% share) suggests either tracking issues or intentional anonymity in global markets