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A session is one browser tab that sent an event in the last 30 minutes, so someone with three tabs open counts three times. Bot traffic is detected from the user agent and reported separately.
Everything on this page uses the period above. Days are counted in your browser's timezone, and the comparison adds a second set of numbers for the period you picked.
Traffic
Click a metric to plot it below. A session is one tab for the whole visit; a unique visitor is one long-lived browser cookie, so visitor counts are a floor. Bounce rate is the share of sessions that produced a single page view. Visit duration is the average time pages stayed visible, in seconds.
Visitors map
Each marker is a cluster of visits geolocated from the IP address the event arrived from.
When do visitors come?
Geography
Where visits came from, at three levels of resolution.
Acquisition
How people arrived. A referrer of "Direct" means the browser sent no referring page — a bookmark, a typed address, or a link opened in a new tab from a chat app.
Audience
Browser, device and language, plus how long pages stayed visible. Duration buckets count views, not visits.
Pages
Every URL that received a view, most visited first.
Deeper analysis
Behavior
Click heatmaps per page, the elements visitors clicked most, and how far down each page they scrolled.
Open behaviorGoals
Conversion goals based on a page URL or a clicked element, with sessions, visitors and conversion rate per period.
Open goalsCampaigns
Traffic and conversions grouped by the campaign parameters in your links, so a signup can be tied to a campaign rather than a click.
Open campaigns