See Where Your Website Visitors Come From in LogZuno
LogZuno's web analytics shows pageviews, top pages, referrers, countries, devices and browsers with no extra setup.
LogZuno now reports pageviews and visitors alongside your event data, so you can see where traffic actually comes from without adding a second, separate analytics tool just to answer a question that should already live beside everything else you track about your product.
What You Gain
Running one tool for product events and another for website traffic means switching screens, and often accounts, just to answer "where did this visitor come from." LogZuno's web analytics answers that from the same project: pageviews and visitors over time, the pages people land on and leave from, the sites and search engines sending them, and the UTM campaigns behind a spike. Filtering by any of those, down to a single referrer or campaign, takes one click, and comparing the current period to the one before it is built in.
How It Works
Once the install snippet from a project's setup page is in place, web analytics starts reporting automatically — there is nothing extra to turn on, and no separate account to create. The report breaks traffic down by top pages, referrers, UTM source, medium and campaign, country shown on a world map, device type, browser and operating system, each clickable to filter the whole report by that one value. Referrer addresses are normalized so two versions of the same site count as a single source instead of splitting the traffic across them. A KPI metrics page keeps a running history of whichever numbers matter most to your team, going back 90 days, so a trend is never lost between one look and the next.
Where to Find It
Open Web Analytics from any project's sidebar to see the full report, or KPI Metrics for a running history of your most-watched numbers.
Web analytics reads from the same install already tracking your events. Learn more about LogZuno at logzuno.app.