Stop logging in to Google Analytics twenty times. Traffic Window shows every site you look after, live, side by side, and gives each client their own live page in your brand, plus a PDF report every week or month.
The demo is the real dashboard with made-up businesses. No sign-up.
From $4.99 a month for up to 5 sites. Save 17% when you pay yearly. Cancel any time.
One private link per client. They open it and see their own website, live: people on it right now, today, this week and this month. In your logo and colours, at your own address like stats.yourstudio.com.
No login for them, nothing for you to set up each month. Put it in your care plan and your clients see the value every time they look.
Part of white label: included with Studio and Agency, and free during your trial.
Pick their site, type their name and email. Ten seconds.
In your brand, from your business name. Replies come to you.
On their phone, or on a screen in their shop. It updates itself every 30 seconds.
Every client asks. Answering means logging in to their Google Analytics, digging through menus, taking screenshots and pasting them into a document. Do that for 20 clients and it's a day gone, so most of them never get a report at all.
Live visitors, page views, average visit and trend for every site in one list, sorted into groups you make. Click any site for the full story.
A one-page summary, a complete report, and reports on who stays and who leaves, pages, where visitors come from, places, busy times, results, Google search and site health, plus four that cover all your clients at once. See them all
Daily, weekly or monthly, at the time you choose, to up to six people per report. Set it once and forget it.
See what share of each site's traffic is real. One switch hides the bots, and reports count real people only.
Search, social, email, ads and other websites, each compared with the period before, and how often each one's visitors leave right away. Show clients what's working.
Traffic dropped sharply? A wave of bots? A site stopped reporting? You see it first, not your client.
Ready-made links for Instagram, Google listings and Facebook, your own campaign links and QR codes. Every visit shows up by name. How tagged links work
"Home" and "Book a cake" instead of /index.html and long page titles, on screen and in every report. See an example
See how many visitors clicked to book, order, buy tickets or get directions, through OpenTable, DoorDash, Vagaro, Google Maps and the like.
Restaurants, care plans, your own sites: drag each client into a group, and fold away the ones you don't need right now. See it
Pop out a small window of every site's live count and keep it in a corner of your screen while you work. See it
Your logo and colours on every report and email, and a live window for each client at your own address. White label
Sort your sites into groups, and keep a small live window open while you get on with your day.
Make a group for each kind of client, each care plan, or your own sites. Drag a site by its dots to move it, or tap the dots on a phone and pick a group. Fold a group away when you don't need it, and drag groups into the order you like.
One click pops out a small window with every site's live visitors, today and this week, in your groups. In Chrome and Edge it stays on top of your other windows. It updates every 30 seconds and fits in a corner of your screen.
Written in plain English, laid out for print, and delivered without you lifting a finger. Start with the one-page summary, add any of the others, or send the complete report with everything.
An "In short" paragraph a busy owner can read in ten seconds, then the five numbers that matter, each compared with the period before. Visitors day by day, and the most visited pages.
10 reports. Send one, a few, or all of them in one PDF.
The answer to "how’s my website doing?": an In short paragraph, five numbers against the period before, visitors day by day and the top pages.
How many visits stayed a while and how many left right away (the bounce rate), by source, phone or computer, and new or returning, with the pages to fix first and what to try.
Every page with views, time spent and how many read to the end, the pages people land on, site searches, downloads and link clicks.
Search, social, email and other websites against last period, the websites and campaign links that sent people, and Google ads when the site runs them.
Top towns, states and countries against last period, phone against computer, and language, browser and system.
A day-by-hour chart of visits, each weekday against last period, new visitors against returning, and who came back later.
Goals reached (forms, calls, bookings, sales), forms started against sent, shop steps, and which ways in and pages bring results.
What people searched, times shown and clicks, words nearly on page one, and which busy pages Google has picked up. Uses Google Search Console.
Speed on phones and computers from Google, pages people tried to open that don’t exist, and the tags found on the home page.
Everything in one PDF: a cover page with an In short paragraph and a contents list, then every report above, numbered as one document.
4 more reports, just for you, across every site you look after.
Every client site on one page: visitors against the period before, a trend line, page views, average visit and how people found each one.
The at-a-glance page, followed by the one-page Summary for every site you look after.
Every site against exactly the same days a year earlier, and how each way in did against last year.
The last twelve whole months against the twelve before, month by month, with a card for each site.
Every client can get a different report, on a different day, to different people. Make as many as you like.
Want to see one first? Every report is in the dashboard, exactly as the PDF will look. Press "Send it now" to get a copy yourself.
Pick the site, how often (every day, every week on a chosen day, or every month on a chosen date), the time and time zone, and up to six email addresses. Your client, their office manager, their marketing person: anyone, at any address.
The highlights sit right in the email: the summary, four key numbers, the top pages and how people found the site. The report is attached as a PDF, and a button opens it online. It looks right in Outlook, Gmail and on a phone.
Your reports and report emails carry your logo, your colours and your footer, prepared by you. And each client can get a client window: a simple page in your brand, at your own address such as stats.yourstudio.com, that shows their website live. It fits the care plan you already sell them.
A client window is a window, not a copy of Traffic Window: one site, nothing to change, no sign-in to manage. Your full dashboard stays yours.
Visitors in the last 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 4, 8 and 12 hours, and today. A live line that moves minute by minute. Totals compared with the week before.
Every source by its plain name and icon (Searched on Google, Your Google listing, Instagram, Yelp), in order, with campaign names. A map of states, and the cities and countries visitors come from. Data-center cities are flagged, because a spike from there is usually bots.
Instagram, Google listings and anything printed don't tell a website where a visitor came from, so those visits get lost in "typed it in". Tagged links fix that. Every client site gets ready-made links for its Instagram bio, Google listing and Facebook Page, plus links you name yourself. Hand them over, and every visit shows up by name on your screen and in the client's report.
Traffic Windowmaplestreetbakery.com/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=biomaplestreetbakery.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=listingmaplestreetbakery.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=pagemaplestreetbakery.com/?utm_source=farmers-market-banner&utm_medium=linkmaplestreetbakery.com/menu?utm_source=spring-flyer&utm_medium=linkWithout tagged links, most of these would be in "Typed it in or saved it".
Instagram bio, Google listing, Facebook Page, TikTok, Yelp, emails and newsletters, made for each site. Each link comes with where to paste it, button by button, so you can send it straight to the client.
Running ads, a mailer or an event for a client? Make a link called "Spring mailer" or "Chamber of Commerce website", pick a landing page, and the report shows exactly what that campaign brought in.
Signs, business cards, menus, flyers, packaging. Download the code and hand it to the printer. Every scan is counted, so your client can see the print paid off.
Google Analytics lists pages by long titles, or by addresses like /index.html, and that's what clients see in most reports. Give each page a short name, like Home, Menu or Book a cake, and every report you send uses it. The page's full address is always right underneath.
maplestreetbakery.com/ ↗Counted with /index.html: one pagemaplestreetbakery.com/menu ↗maplestreetbakery.com/recipes/… ↗A folder of pages on one linemaplestreetbakery.com/cake-order ↗Tap the ✎ next to any page to name it. The arrow opens the page itself.
Tap the pencil next to a page and type a name. Or open Settings to see every name for a site in one place, and rename or remove any of them.
"Find shorter names" looks at a site's busiest pages and suggests a name for each. Nothing is ticked to start. Tick the ones you like and save them all at once.
Two addresses that are really one page, like / and /index.html, count as one. A folder of recipes, products or blog posts can sit on one line.
The whole dashboard works on a phone, laid out for it: your groups of sites, each site's live count, where visitors came from and the reports. Move a site to another group with a tap. Light or dark, whichever you like. Nothing to install.
Look after 5 to 50 client sites? See them all at once, and send every client a report without the monthly screenshot chore.
A clean monthly PDF that shows each client what your work did, sent automatically.
Locations, brands or a group of blogs, compared side by side on one screen.
Anyone in the office can see how every site is doing. No training needed.
No more adding our email to 20 Google Analytics accounts one by one. Sign in with Google and every site you manage shows up in a list. Tick the ones you want, and we set up the read-only access for you.
After that, we only read. We read visitor numbers through our Viewer email. A Viewer can't change your settings, see the rest of your Google account, or touch your website.
To remove us, go to Google Analytics, not Traffic Window. Open Admin > Property access management, find our email and remove it. Removing a site from Traffic Window, or cancelling, leaves our Viewer in place until you do.
Nothing to install on your clients' sites. Traffic Window reads the Google Analytics they already have.
Pick how many sites you look after. Nothing is charged for 14 days.
Sign in with Google and pick your clients' sites from the list. We add our read-only access for you. Prefer to do it by hand? Step-by-step guide.
Open a site's Reports tab, press Schedule, choose weekly or monthly and add your client's email. Done.
It adds our read-only email as a Viewer on the sites you tick, and nothing else. We use your Google sign-in only for those few minutes and never keep it. To remove us later, go to Google Analytics, open Admin, then Property access management, and remove our email. Removing a site from Traffic Window does not remove it for you.
No. If a site already uses Google Analytics 4, Traffic Window reads the numbers from there. Nothing is installed on the site.
Anyone, at any email address: your client, their staff, their marketing person, or yourself. Each scheduled report goes to up to six people, and you can schedule as many reports as you like.
Without white label, reports and emails carry the Traffic Window name and logo. With white label, they carry your name, logo, colours and footer instead, and client windows are on your own address. Emails go out from our sending address under your business name, and replies come straight to you.
No. "Viewer" access can only read visitor numbers. If you use Connect Google, adding that Viewer is the one change we make. It can't change settings, see other parts of a Google account, or touch the website.
Each Google Analytics property you add. If one property covers several web addresses, like shop.example.com and blog.example.com, you can show them as separate sites.
Your plan starts and your card is charged monthly. Cancel before the 14 days are up and you pay nothing.