Nothing on the device
No cookie, no local storage, no fingerprint, so there is nothing for a consent banner to ask about.
Web analytics
In short
One script counts page views, referrers, devices and countries without storing anything on a visitor's device. Name a goal, such as a booking made, and it says which sources and campaigns brought the visits that reached it. It also shows which AI assistants send you visitors and which AI crawlers read your pages, counted apart from people.
In every plan, USD 9.00 a week or USD 29.00 a month, with every other part. Updated 11 October 2026.
Each of these is something the code enforces, and every figure is read from the setting that makes it true.
No cookie, no local storage, no fingerprint, so there is nothing for a consent banner to ask about.
Visits arriving from chatgpt.com, chat.openai.com, perplexity.ai, claude.ai, gemini.google.com, copilot.microsoft.com, chat.mistral.ai and you.com are grouped under AI assistants.
23 AI crawlers are named one by one, GPTBot, ChatGPT-User and OAI-SearchBot among them, kept out of your visitor figures and never spending your allowance.
Counted in visits and in order, so landing on the last page is not reaching it.
Name a page or an event as a goal. Every referrer, campaign and entry page then says how many of its visits reached one, each visit credited to where it first came from.
Entry pages with the share of visits that loaded nothing else, and exit pages with how often a view of that page was the last one.
Say where a link is going, Instagram, Facebook and Google Business Profile among the places offered, and copy the tagged address. A visit by it is counted under that place.
Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track record nothing, in the browser and again on the server.
Individual events for 60 days, then daily counts for about 25 months, with nothing in them about a person.
For whoever builds the site
The snippet writes nothing to the visitor's device. A page may also name an event, and only names you have listed are recorded.
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Questions
Each answer starts with the answer.
Not for the analytics itself. It stores nothing on a visitor's device and reads nothing from it, which is what consent banners exist to ask about. If your website serves the EU, read the caveat in the privacy notice before deciding for yourself.
Yes, when the assistant passes it on. Visits from chatgpt.com and the other assistants are grouped under AI assistants. An app that opens links without saying where they came from shows up as a direct visit, as it would in any analytics.
Yes. Known AI crawlers are named one by one and counted apart from people, so you can see which of them came and how often.
Yes, once you name a goal. A goal is a page reached or an event your page sends, such as a booking made. Each referrer and campaign then shows how many of its visits reached one. Visitors are not followed from one day to the next, so a booking made days after the click counts as a visit of the day it was made.
No. Say where a link is going and the dashboard gives you the tagged address to copy. Only the campaign tags are kept from an address a visit arrives by, and everything else in its query string is dropped.
No. Neither AI crawlers nor any other crawler spend analytics events.
60 days, then counts. Individual events are deleted after 60 days. Daily counts are kept for about 25 months, with nothing in them that was ever about a person.
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