Visit Stats
TinyPages counts the visitors to your web pages and blog posts automatically. There is nothing to set up.
Visit stats cover your web pages and blog posts only. Email open rates and product sales each have their own stats, shown directly in the relevant sections.
See visits for a specific page or post
In the Pages tab of Web pages, and in Blog, each page and post shows a view count. Click that number to open its detailed stats, including visits over time and where your visitors come from.
Conversions
Visits tell you how many people saw a page. Conversions tell you how many of them acted. In your Pages tab, the Conversions column shows, for each published page, the percentage of views that ended in a sign-up or a sale, depending on what the page is for.
What counts as a conversion depends on what the page contains:
- An email form only: the number of sign-ups. Each form submission counts, so someone who signs up twice counts twice.
- A product card or a button to a product's order page: the number of sales from that page. If the page also has a form, sign-ups are still recorded, but the rate shown counts sales, because selling is the page's main goal.
- Neither: nothing to measure, so the column stays empty.
The rate is conversions divided by page views, counted since the day this feature went live. A page that has been online for years starts fresh from that date, so the percentage reflects recent behavior rather than its whole history. Hold your mouse over the number to see the detail: sign-ups or sales, and views.
A few things to keep in mind:
- Only the page's own form or product counts. If a customer adds an order bump or an upsell during their order, that extra purchase is not attributed to the page.
- A free product claimed from a page is recorded as a sign-up, never as a sale. Since a page with a product card is measured on sales, its rate stays at zero when that product is free, even when people are claiming it.
These conversion numbers are also available from the AI assistant and through the API (the connection used by tools like Zapier or Make).
See your overall site traffic
For an overview of your entire site, open your Web pages section and click the bar chart icon at the top right. You'll see total visitors and how visits change over time across all your pages and posts.
Stats without cookies
TinyPages visit stats don't use cookies and don't share anything with third parties.
If you want more detailed data (user journeys, conversion tracking, traffic sources), you can connect Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager in Settings → Advanced with a Pro plan. Those tools do use cookies: turn on the cookie banner in the same tab so your visitors are asked for their consent first.