Discover the truth about the numbers your other data sources report. SiteTraffic puts first-party visitor data beside Google Analytics 4, Search Console and Meta for every site you run, with one set of definitions, so you can finally say which number is right and why.
Built for agencies, e-commerce teams and anyone answering for more than one site or landing page.
The best analysts in the business do the same four things every month: pull from a dozen logins, reconcile numbers that were never going to match, strip out the traffic that is not human, and turn what is left into something a client will believe. Here is why that takes so long.
Consent banners and blockers mean the tag never fires for a big share of real people. An independent study found 20.3% of data missing on sites with a consent banner, and 55.6% of traffic missing among the visitors who were actually shown it.1
Automated traffic passed human traffic for the first time: 51% of all web traffic, with 37% from bad bots.2 If bots and AI crawlers land in your visitor counts, every rate you report is wrong.
GA4 splits credit across touchpoints, Meta counts a view as a conversion, your store counts orders. For e-commerce that is three different purchase numbers for the same day, and the client asks which one is real.3
One property per site, one view per platform, one export per login, one spreadsheet per client. Reporting is the most time-consuming job in the agency, and the time goes into assembly, not insight.
SiteTraffic was built around the way a good analyst already works, then it does the assembly for you.
Your own first-party tag, powered by Mosa.Click, counts every visit as it happens, no cookies and no sampling. It sits beside GA4, Search Console and Meta on the same page, for the same range, so the gap between them is something you can explain instead of apologise for. Human visits are separated from bots and AI crawlers, and the bots are shown in their own box by name and purpose.
Give clients and stakeholders their own viewer access, 24/7, free and scoped to only the sites you assign. They see the same numbers you see, with the same definitions, so the Friday "why is this different from Meta" email stops arriving.
Agency plan Monthly Traffic Overview PDF reports, drafted for each client and emailed on the day you choose, only after you approve them.
Pick a tier, connect a site, paste one tag. The setup wizard verifies each connection as you go. There are no views, filters or segments to build before a number appears: switch between Today, 7 days, 30 days and month to date, or set any range, and every source answers for the same days.
Every site, subdomain and landing page on one dashboard, or any one of them on its own. Sites organised per client on the Agency tier. CSV export on every view, geographic hotspots, UTM campaigns, lead tracking and site clicks included at every tier.
You are judged on the report, not the work behind it. Every client site lands on one dashboard, viewers are free so clients read the same numbers you do, and extra sites bill per site instead of forcing a tier jump.
Your store counts orders, Meta counts views, GA4 splits credit. SiteTraffic shows what actually happened on the site, first-party and unsampled, beside what each platform claims, so you decide which number answers which question.
Ten landing pages and three subdomains are thirteen sites to GA4. SiteTraffic treats each as a site you can see alone or as a whole, with the same KPIs and the same date range across all of them.
Pick a tier, connect a site, paste one tag. Your first-party numbers are live from the first hit.
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