Visitor stats without cookies
See visits, top pages and taps to call on every live site, with nothing to install.
What the report shows
The last 7, 30 or 90 days, for each live site.
Visits
Page views and estimated daily visitors, with a line for each day.
Taps to call and email
Taps on your phone number and email address, and on links to other websites.
Chat taps
Taps on your WhatsApp or Messenger button, and on any link to those chats.
Top pages and sources
Which pages people read and which websites sent them, up to 20 of each.
Devices and browsers
How visits split across phones, desktops and browsers.
Campaigns
Tag a link with a campaign's name, and see its visitors, page views and clicks.
Counted with no cookie
Most analytics tools set a cookie or keep something in the visitor's browser, so they can recognize that browser when it comes back. Shingle's counter does neither. It estimates visitors with a pseudonym that changes every day, so the same browser counts once per site per day. IP addresses, full web links and browser identifiers aren't stored, and nothing carries one person from one day to the next.
That choice has a cost, and you should know it. Someone who visits on Monday and Tuesday counts twice. Shared devices, shared networks and privacy tools can move the figure, and a browser that blocks the counter isn't seen at all. So read the visitor number as an estimate of how busy the site is, and watch how it moves over time.
Taps work the same way. A tap on your phone number tells you someone meant to call. It doesn't tell you the call happened or that a job came from it. For that, your CRM's results count real requests, customers and jobs won.
What counts as a visit
Counted
- Pages opened on your live site
- Moves between pages, each as a page view
- Visitors who allow it, when your cookie banner is on
Left out
- Your own previews in the editor
- Test messages sent to your forms
- Images, files and error pages
- Known automated browsers
- Browsers that send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control
Track a campaign
Find out which ad, post or email sent people to your site.
Name it
In Analytics, open Track a campaign. Source, medium and campaign are required. Term and content are optional.
Use the link
Copy the link it writes for your live site, and put it in your ad, post or email.
Read the result
Visitors, page views and clicks group under your campaign's name. Export the report as a CSV if you like.
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
Each page sends a small signal when it's viewed, with no cookie and nothing kept in the browser. Shingle estimates visitors from a pseudonym that changes daily, so the same browser counts once a day. You get totals and rankings, and no record of any one person.
Good enough to see trends, and no tool is exact. A person who comes back the next day counts again, and shared devices, shared networks and privacy tools can move the figure. Browsers that block the counter aren't seen at all. Read the visitor number as an estimate, and compare it with itself over time.
Yes. The report counts taps on your phone number, email address and links to other websites, and taps on a WhatsApp or Messenger button. These show someone meant to get in touch, and they don't confirm a call, a booking or a sale. For confirmed requests and jobs won, read your results in the CRM.
That depends on where you work and what else your site loads. Shingle's own counter sets no cookies. Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel do, and a map or a video can send data elsewhere, so check what your local rules ask. If you turn the banner on, visits count only once a visitor allows them.
Yes. Paste your measurement ID in your site's Widgets tab and publish. It runs beside Shingle's own report, and never on previews. Google Analytics sets cookies, so in the EU and the UK visitors must agree first, and the cookie banner holds it back until they do.
Yes. Export CSV saves the report on screen, with its date range, its totals and the top 20 of each ranking. It holds totals only, never individual visitors. History stays with the site until you delete it, even though a report looks back 90 days at most.
Read next
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- CRMCustomers, prospects, replies, deals and results.
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- Local SEO for small businessHow it works, for an owner with an hour a week.
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