The Website page in your dashboard shows what your website is doing for you, above all how many visits turn into bookings.
What you'll see
- Views and visitors, by day.
- Which pages get read, and where visitors come from.
- Devices and rough locations.
- Bookings from your website, split into new and returning customers. This is the number that pays.
No cookie banner needed
The counting is first-party and cookieless. Visitors are counted with an anonymous, daily-rotating method, raw addresses are never stored, and nobody is followed around the internet. That's why your site doesn't need a consent banner, and why every published site includes a plain-language privacy page.
Reading the numbers honestly
- Bots are dropped, and a visitor who returns tomorrow counts fresh. Both choices undercount a little; we'd rather show you a real number than a flattering one.
- Bookings from your website counts bookings made by people who came through your website, and Booking page opens counts visits to your booking page from your website. A booking link you shared directly (say on Instagram) counts in neither, so it never inflates your website's numbers.
If the numbers look low
They're conservative by design, not broken. Compare week against week rather than against tools that count every bot and repeat visit, and watch Bookings from your website most closely.
Website analytics is part of the paid plans. On the free plan the page locks, but visits keep being counted, so your history is intact the day you upgrade.
FAQs
Why is my visitor count lower than another tool's?
Because we drop bots and count a returning visitor as a fresh one, both of which trim the number down on purpose. It's an honest floor rather than an inflated headline.
Does this track my customers personally?
No. Nothing identifies an individual or follows them across sites; it's anonymous counting, which is exactly why no cookie banner is needed.