Analytics

Analytics, at the top of the sidebar, shows who visits your site, what they read and where they came from. Authors and above can open it. Visits are counted without cookies and without storing anyone's IP address, so there's no consent banner to add.

What you see

• Visitors, Page views, pages per visitor and how many came from other sites — each compared with the period before.
• A chart by day or by week; Show as a table gives the numbers behind it.
• Top pages and Entry pages: the pages read most, and the ones visitors landed on first.
• Where visitors came from. Sources groups them as search engines, social media, AI assistants, email, other sites, and direct or unknown; Sites lists each website that sent them.
• Countries, devices and browsers.

Time range and history

Choose the Time range: the last 7, 30, 90, 365 or 730 days. How far back you can look depends on your plan, but every view is kept for two years — move to a bigger plan and the older history is there straight away.

Filters

Click any row — a page, a source, a country — to see only those visitors (Show only these visitors). Add more filters and a visitor has to match all of them. Remove one from the chips at the top, or press Clear all. Filters are part of the page address, so a filtered view can be bookmarked or sent to a colleague.

Results

Results counts what visitors did, not only what they read: shop and food orders, course sign-ups, event registrations, appointments, table reservations, form submissions, newsletter sign-ups and sponsor inquiries. By source and By entry page show which traffic brought them, with a Conversion rate per visitor.

• A paid result counts once it's paid; refused and refunded ones don't. A newsletter sign-up counts once the address is confirmed.
• Revenue is shown only to admins and owners.
• A result whose visit can't be found — for example after the visitor switched networks — is listed as Not matched.