PulseAnalytics
Know your traffic. Keep a clear conscience. One small script measures your pages, who is reading them right now, the actions you name, and where your forms lose people. The data is collected by your own site and stays in your account.
Measure without apologizing. Your site, your script, your data.
One small, cookie-free script, totalled overnight into the report you read, with a live view for launch day.
- One small script, cookie-free by default
- Pages with per-page detail, rolled up nightly
- Realtime: the last thirty minutes, live
- Custom events you name from the same script
- Where people came from, down to the tags on your campaign links
Watch the form work. Then meet the person it made.
Nothing anyone types is ever captured, only that it happened. The moment they submit, ninety days of anonymous history becomes theirs.
- Your forms are watched automatically: no setup
- Saw it, started it, submitted it: counted from what actually happened
- What people type is never captured, only that they typed
- A submit turns the visitor into a contact
- Up to 90 days of their anonymous trail attaches, retroactively
The launch-day screen. And the Monday-morning one.
Collected by your own site
The data is collected by your site, for you, and stays in your account. No advertising networks sit in the loop.
A visitor can become a person
When someone identifies themselves (a form, a signup), their trail connects to a real contact record. Until then, they are traffic.
Campaign traffic, readable
Add the standard tracking tags to a link (UTMs, the extra text after the question mark in a campaign link) and arrivals are reported by channel, source and campaign, so the newsletter and the ad spend answer for themselves.
Consent-aware by design
Analytics respects the choice your visitors make in the consent banner; the two modules are built together, not bolted on.
Know your traffic, respect your visitors. The beta is open now.
The script is cookie-free by default: visitor and session identity live in the browser session, not in a tracking cookie. Pulse gives you a banner either way, and analytics respects what visitors choose in it.
The script is deliberately small, and it sends its numbers in the background once the page has already drawn. Your pages never wait for it.
Anonymous visitors stay anonymous. When someone identifies themselves (by submitting a form, for instance), their visit history attaches to their contact record, back through the previous ninety days.
Tag your links with UTMs (the standard tracking text you add to the end of a campaign link) and the channel, source and campaign breakdowns answer for them. The click IDs ad platforms attach to a link are stored on the visit too, but no report reads them yet, and we would rather say so.
On your forms. Pulse counts how many people saw a form, how many started filling it, and how many submitted, on every form the script watches: a funnel, without you building one. What you cannot do yet is set your own finish line elsewhere on the site. If the thing you want people to do is fill in a form, you already have it.