GoSquared

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Follow website activity in live dashboards and recurring traffic reports.

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What it does

GoSquared provides website analytics with real-time dashboards, traffic and content reports, UTM campaign measurement and custom event tracking. It supports team sharing, daily email reports and a documented REST API.

GoSquared gives each separately measured website its own project. Add its collection snippet or a supported integration, then use the live dashboard for current activity. Daily email reports summarize traffic, popular content and referrers. Projects can be shared with different people, which helps an agency keep each client's view separate.

Its pageview allowance includes tracked custom events as well as page loads. If a site records button clicks, those events consume the same quota as browsing. This matters when estimating the volume of a signup flow with several measured actions.

Plan Monthly fee, GBP Monthly pageviews and events Projects
Starter 9 100,000 3
Standard 24 500,000 5
Pro 49 1 million 10
Scale 99 2.5 million 20

All plans include unlimited team sharing and data retention, email reports, UTM campaign reporting and custom event tracking. A REST API makes dashboard data available to other software.

The trial lasts seven days and requires no card. Create an account with an email address, password and website, then enter the six-digit email verification code. The website can be changed later.

Strengths

  • Combines live website views with daily traffic and content reports.
  • Allows separate website projects to be shared with different teammates.

Watch out for

  • Tracked custom events consume the monthly pageview quota.

Best for

  • Small teams monitoring website traffic and selected campaign actions

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