What it does
W3Counter provides visitor, referrer, device and page-path reports through a website tracking snippet. The same integration can publish configurable widgets such as signup bars, popups and contact forms.
Create a W3Counter account and embed its supplied script on the websites you manage. The dashboard separates total, new and returning visits from pageviews, with landing-page, referring-site, device and location summaries.
| Plan | Monthly price | Data history | Published widgets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 30 days | 3 |
| Pro | USD 5/month | 6 months | 10 |
| Business | USD 10/month | 12 months | Unlimited |
The same script can show a contact form, newsletter signup bar or promotion popup. Pro adds targeting by page, location, source and device, frequency caps and branding removal. Business adds conversion and revenue tracking. Plans can differ between sites in one account; sites exceeding one million monthly views need a separate quote.
Strengths
- Uses one website integration for traffic reports and optional widgets.
- Allows different plans for different websites in one account.
Watch out for
- The Free plan retains only thirty days of report data.
- Conversion and revenue tracking require Business access.
Best for
- Small website owners combining basic traffic reporting with onsite promotions
Sources
- W3Counter web statistics and widgets (Oct 27, 2026)
- W3Counter terms of service (Oct 27, 2026)
- Official linked W3Counter sample dashboard (Oct 27, 2026)