We're excited to announce a new built-in Website Traffic feature! Website Traffic allows you to see site traffic and metrics in an easy to use interface.

Google Analytics can be frustrating to use and difficult to understand. We've taken a different approach with our Website Traffic feature. It's easy to understand and cuts through the noise. Check your site traffic and get all the essential insights on one page, in one minute.

Website Traffic Features

• Track Real-Time Traffic: Access instant reports of visitor traffic on your website. Identify popular pages, peak traffic times, and user behaviors all in real time.

• Filters: With two clicks, you can filter by URL (useful for seeing traffic to a specific product page).

• Analyze User Journey: Understand where your visitors are coming from and the paths they take throughout your website.

• Google Search Metrics: With built-in Google Search Console integration, you can see what Google keywords are bringing users to your site.

• Device Breakdown: Understand whether visitors prefer to use mobile, desktop, or tablet when accessing your website.

• Bounce Rate: Keep track of the percentage of visitors who navigate away from the site after viewing only one page, helping you optimize for better engagement.

• Page Session Duration: Gain insights into how long visitors are staying on specific pages of your site.

• Referrer Data: Identify the sources sending traffic to your website, including direct hits, social media, search engines, and other websites.

• Custom Date Ranges: Select custom date ranges to analyze data based on specific time periods, helping identify trends over time.

• Exportable Data: Exporting to CSV is built in.

• Adblock: Google Analytics is generally blocked by Adblock extensions which skews total counts. Because this is a tracking feature Built into SailAMX, Adblock extensions don't interfere with tracking.

• Track Outbound Clicks: In the events section, you can see which external URLs users are navigating to from your site.

• Track Downloads: In the events section, you can see file download metrics.