Every visit adds a little perspective.
Know where people arrive from, what they come to read, and how your audience changes. Clear traffic reporting, without analytics cookies.
No card required. All features included.A little world of activity.
Explore these example visits on Pulse’s interactive map.
Example visits. Approximate city locations.Which work brings people through the door?
Give your next decision some context. Look beyond the total and explore the sources, campaigns, and pages behind it.
1.1Traffic sources
See the referrers and channels sending visits. Understand the contribution of search, direct traffic, and the sites linking to you.
1.2Campaigns
Explore UTM-tagged traffic to see how your launches, newsletters, and paid campaigns contribute to visits.
1.3Pages
Find the pages people open, then use the same reporting period and filters to put those visits in context.
The same site. Many ways to arrive.
A mobile reader in Paris and a desktop visitor in Toronto can have very different needs. See the broad patterns that help you build for both.
2.1Locations
Explore countries, regions, and cities with the interactive map. Location is approximate and depends on the information available for a visit.
2.2Devices and browsers
Compare device types, browsers, and operating systems to understand the environments your audience uses.
2.3Real-time activity
Watch current activity after a launch or a new post. See recent visits, the pages being viewed, and available locations.
A report you can keep exploring.
Start with an overview. Narrow the question as you go, and take the useful details back to your team.
3.1Date ranges and comparisons
Choose the period you want to understand and compare performance with the preceding period.
3.2Filters and breakdowns
Use dimensions such as source, page, and country to focus the report on the traffic you care about.
3.3Exports
Download supported report data when you want to continue the analysis or share it outside Pulse.
Useful patterns. A lighter footprint.
Default visit counting uses no analytics cookies, respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control, and stores no raw IP in the analytics database. Its visitor identifiers reset daily at midnight UTC. Optional identity integration and external location processing are explained in our privacy notice.
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