Visitor Traffic Real-Time Statistics Pro

Visitor Traffic Real-Time Statistics Pro extends WordPress traffic reporting with a live visitor view and detailed historical reports. Check how many visitors are online, where they are, and which page each is reading, then use reports to examine traffic by source, country, page, and time.

Use reports to understand changes in visitor activity

Traffic source reports cover direct, search, social, and referral visits, with source history. Each visit is assigned to the source of its first page. Country reports compare visits, visitors, and trends across unlimited history, while the interactive map shows visitor locations.

Follow the pages each visitor reads with visitor journeys. Per-page statistics display views, visitors, and time on each post or page, alongside visit duration. Daily and monthly trends, visits by hour, browsers, search engines, referring websites, and popular pages provide additional ways to review activity. Customizable reports bring selected traffic information together.

Search sources and search terms are various reports

Search reporting shows which engines sent visitors and the pages they landed on. It also shows terms people enter into your site's own search box. Google and Bing do not share visitors' search keywords with analytics plugins; a Google Search Console keyword preview is listed as coming to Pro.

Display selected statistics with shortcodes

Add these shortcodes to a post, page, or widget to show traffic counts on the website:

• [ahc_stats_widget] shows a site-wide statistics widget.
• [ahc_today_visitors] shows today's visitors, and [ahc_today_visits] shows today's page views.
• [ahc_total_visitors] shows total visitors, and [ahc_total_visits] shows total page views.
• [ahc_yesterday_total_visitors] and [ahc_yesterday_total_visits] show yesterday's visitors and page views.

The statistics widget can be configured with a title, font size, font type, and options for which visitor and page view counts to show.

Install and activate the plugin

In the WordPress dashboard, open Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin and upload the package. Alternatively, extract the ZIP contents into the wp-content/add-ons/ folder. Activate the add-on from the Plugins page, then use its dashboard to review traffic or add shortcodes to display selected counts.