Visitor tracking: who visits, from where, what they do
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Visitor tracking with no cookies and no banner: the country, the source (Google, Instagram, direct), the page, the section, the time spent and the clicks on call, WhatsApp or the form. £25 a month, cancel any time.
About this service
Paying for visibility without knowing what it brings in is the rule on most websites. Visitor tracking answers the only questions that matter: how many people came, from where — Google, Instagram, a direct link —, from which country, on which page and which section, for how long, and what they did: called, wrote on WhatsApp, filled in the form, ordered. No cookies, no banner, nothing sold on.
What's included
The source, not just the count
Google, Bing, Instagram, Facebook, an AI assistant, a direct link: every visit says where it came from. You know whether it is the search ranking doing the work, or your latest post.
The section, on a one-page website
On a single-page site, knowing that someone saw “the page” says nothing. The tracking records the section reached — the menu, the prices, the reviews, the contact — and the time spent on each.
The actions that are worth money
Tap on the number, WhatsApp opened, form sent, order, booking, quote: every action is counted, with the hour and the country. That is what you look at to know whether the website pays.
No cookies, no banner
The tracking sets no cookie and identifies nobody: no consent banner, no data sold. It complies with UK GDPR, and the site stays clean.
Pricing
Visitor tracking: £25/month, cancel any time · no cookies · EUR = CHF = £, one to one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does visitor tracking cost?
£25 a month, cancel any time. The price is the same in pounds, euros and Swiss francs.
Where do I look?
On a page of your own website, password-protected, readable on a phone: today, the last 7 days, the last 28 days, with sources, countries, sections and actions.
Doesn't Google Analytics do the same?
Google Analytics needs a consent banner, slows the page and sends your data to Google. None of that here: the data sits in your website, and the visitor is not followed across sites.
What about bots?
Bot visits and tests are excluded from the count. What you read is people.
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