Visitor Analytics
Everything a standard traffic counter gives you is here too — but as part of behavior, not as a number sitting alone.
A standard traffic counter tells you how many people came and how many pages were viewed — aggregate, anonymous numbers with no thread connecting them. Visitor Analytics captures the same pageviews, clicks, scroll depth, and cursor movement, but ties them to individual sessions so you can see exactly what one visitor did.
Real engagement time is measured while a visitor is actually interacting with the page, not just while the tab happens to be open, and known bots and crawlers are filtered out automatically so your numbers reflect real people.
What you get
Pageviews & visit flow
Which page was viewed when, which page led to which, how many times a page was revisited.
Click tracking
Which button, link, or element got clicked — down to its exact position on the page.
Scroll depth
How far down the page a visitor actually scrolled — see how much of your content is really being seen.
Cursor movement
Where the mouse moved across the page — where attention gathered, where people hesitated.
Real engagement time
Not just tab-open time — the time a visitor was actually engaging with the page.
Device, browser, location, source
Which device, browser, country, and channel (search, social, direct) your visitors came from.
Bot filtering
Search-engine crawlers and automated visitors are filtered out — your numbers reflect real people only.
How it works
One script captures everything
Pageviews, clicks, scroll depth, and cursor movement are all captured by the same script — no separate tools to wire up.
Real engagement, not tab-open time
Time is measured while a visitor is actually interacting with the page, not just while the tab happens to be open.
Bots are filtered before they reach your numbers
Known crawlers and automated traffic are excluded automatically, so the counts reflect real people.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Google Analytics?+
Standard analytics gives you aggregate counts — how many people, how many pageviews. This ties the same data to individual sessions, so you can see exactly what one visitor did, not just how many did something.
Does it track individual users by name?+
It identifies sessions and, if you call the identify method, the logged-in user — but nothing beyond what you configure.
Can I see where traffic came from?+
Yes — device, browser, country, and channel (search, social, direct, referral) are captured per session.
What privacy controls are available?+
You can enable visitor-consent gating, disable sensitive collection features, and control session-replay masking. Pintelly infrastructure and databases are hosted in Türkiye.
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