Web-Stat Premium

Connect WordPress to visitor reports

Install and activate the Web-Stat extension to make an account and start tracking. Web-Stat processes analytics on its hosted service, and you can open reports from the WordPress admin menu or your Web-Stat account. Tracking is invisible to users by default; enable a visitor counter in the options if you want it displayed.

Follow visits and site activity

Reports cover live visits, page views, entrance pages, referrers, traffic sources, returning visitors, device details and approximate locations. Navigation and click-path reports show which pages visitors view and the paths they take. Engagement measures include visit depth, time-on-website and bounce rates. Available statistics also include connection time and conversions.

When the signed-in visitor feature is enabled, reports can show a user's name, email and photo. Downtime monitoring can send alerts by email and SMS, depending on the plan.

Check plan limits and reports

Features, monthly page-view capacity and report history depend on the selected account plan. The free plan includes up to 5,000 page views per month, the latest 50 visits and one month of report history. If the site reaches its monthly limit, tracking pauses until the next month or until capacity is increased.

Paid plans increase capacity and add features. Basic works with up to 10,000 page views per month and six months of history. Plus supports up to 100,000 page views per month and 12 months of history, with navigation and click-path reports, time-on-site and bounce rates. Pro supports up to 300,000 page views per month and 24 months of history, with conversions, custom events and downtime monitoring. Max supports up to 500,000 page views per month and 60 months of history. Check the current plan details to confirm which reports and limits apply to your account.

Know what tracking sends

The tracking code sends visit information to Web-Stat, including page URLs, referrers, IP addresses and browser or device details. Locations are estimated from IP addresses. Optional settings can collect signed-in user information. Describe analytics use in your site's privacy notice and configure tracking for your visitors as appropriate.