Spot the pages people leave within seconds
You know how long your visitors stay on a page and how far down they scroll.
No cookie to accept, no module to install, and despite ad blockers. You see where your visitors come from, what they read and which campaigns bring you requests.
Anonymous data
Up to 3 years of data
Hosted in France
Included in every plan


every page requested from your site
There’s a person behind every page view in your analytics.
ChatGPT, Claude and the other AIs are recognized as such and don’t add to your views.
The crawlers of Google, Bing and the AIs have their own tab. Spam and tools looking for security holes are filtered out.
Every visit is sorted by channel: search engines, AIs, social networks, emails or advertising. You also see the site that sent it and the campaign written into your link (the UTM parameters).
On each request, your site records the campaign that brought the person. You find it in your list of requests and in their export.
In your analytics, you choose which campaign to credit a request to: the first, the last, or all of them in equal shares.
The searches that lead to each page are added to your analytics as soon as your Google and Bing accounts are connected.
Click one of your pages in your analytics to see its full detail:
So you know whether visitors to your Pricing page leave or go on to your contact form.
You know how long your visitors stay on a page and how far down they scroll.

Speed is measured on your visitors’ devices and connections. You see whether your pages pass Google’s speed criteria.
Your readers’ browsers and the share of those who come back are shown too.


Filters add up. For example, you see the visitors who came from Google on a phone.
A colleague who is a member of the site and opens your link sees the same thing as you.
See the URLs on your site that no longer lead anywhere. Redirect the ones that still get visits.
You see what your visitors do without knowing who they are. That way, your analytics respect the GDPR.
Visits add up by page, by country, by device and by campaign. No one person’s path appears anywhere.
Your site keeps them on its server in France. Nobody else receives them.
No. Your analytics stay anonymous and are only for you. In that case, the CNIL and other European data protection authorities allow audience measurement without consent. Your site loads no advertising tracker, so there’s nothing to accept.
No. Your site refuses any script that doesn’t come from itself, to protect itself from a forgotten tracker or a hacked provider. Almost everything you looked for in those tools is already in your analytics.
Your site itself sends every request it receives to Google Ads and Meta: your pages need no tracker. That way, your campaigns are optimized on all your requests.
No, your server counts every visit. Reading time and speed are measured in the browser and may be missing for visitors who block scripts. They remain good orders of magnitude.
Because your analytics lose no visitors and set bots aside. If the other tool measures in the browser, it loses the visitors who block its script or refuse its cookies: your numbers are higher. If it doesn’t sort its traffic, it also counts bots and spam: your numbers are lower.
Each tool also defines in its own way what a visit is and how long a visitor stays recognized. So compare trends rather than totals.
Yes. Every plan shows and keeps 37 months of analytics. You compare each month with the same months of the two previous years. Changing plan changes nothing in your history.
No. We’ve optimized your analytics to be as light as possible: your pages load no extra script.
Your site keeps counting everything and you’re not charged anything extra. We review the plan together at renewal if it keeps happening.
Yes, if they’re a member of the site with the Editor or Administrator role. Then send them the address of your screen.
No. The Staging site and the live site each have their own analytics. You switch from one to the other on the same screen.
You take them with you in your site’s export. It contains your analytics day by day over the last 37 months. Any spreadsheet opens its files. The screens that present your figures aren’t part of the export.