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Ecommerce analytics featuresEverything your store was missing.
Live visitors by city and area, traffic sources and AI traffic, sales by city for ads, funnels, session recordings, reports and alerts, payment links, email marketing, a mobile app with instant notifications and AI visibility. One plugin, one dashboard, inside WordPress.
See every visitor on your store as it happens.
Real-time ecommerce analytics and WordPress visitor tracking that updates every second. Watch who is browsing, which city they are in, what they look at and what they put in the cart, right inside your WordPress dashboard.
Real time
A live count is nice. A live feed is useful.
Most analytics plugins give you a number. StorePinger shows you the people behind it, one line per visitor, updated every second without reloading the page.
- Live count of people on your store right now
- A world map that lights up where they are
- Recent visitors with device, source, pages and time on site
- Shopping stage at a glance: browsing, cart, checkout, purchased
City level
Know the city, not just the country.
Every visit is matched to a city and region using a location database stored on your own server. The IP address is used once for the lookup and never saved.
- City and region on every visit, in every country
- Top cities card and Traffic by City report
- Flags and city names in the live feed
- Works without cookies or outside services
Visitor journeys
Click any visitor. See their whole story.
Open a visitor to see where they came from, each page in order, how long they stayed, what they clicked and whether they bought. Returning customers are recognised across visits.
- Full timeline of pages and actions
- Entry page, exit page and time on each page
- Add to cart, checkout and purchase steps
- Device, browser and returning-visitor status
Without it
A store you can’t see is a store you can’t fix.
Without live ecommerce analytics you find out about problems days later, in a sales report that only says sales went down.
You miss the moment
A shopper spends seven minutes on one product and leaves. Without a live view you never learn it was the size guide that confused them.
You guess where buyers live
Country-level numbers hide the cities that actually buy. Your ads and shipping offers stay generic.
You react too late
A broken checkout or a traffic spike from a viral post is only useful to know about while it is happening.
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What to look for in your live visitors
Watch the cart column
Several visitors stuck at cart or checkout at the same time often point to a shipping cost or payment problem.
Compare cities with orders
A city with many visitors and few orders is a sign of the wrong audience, a language issue or slow delivery there.
Check sources after you post
After an email, ad or social post, the live feed shows within minutes whether people arrive and what they open.
Follow one visitor end to end
Open a single journey a day. One real path teaches more than any average.
Look at mobile separately
Most stores get more mobile visits but more desktop orders. If the gap is large, test your mobile checkout.
Ignore one-page bounces from bots
Known bots are filtered out, but very short single-page visits are rarely buyers. Focus on visits with 2+ pages.
Know which source actually pays.
Ecommerce order attribution, done properly. StorePinger separates Google and Facebook ads from organic, names AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and ties every source to real revenue.
Ads vs organic
Paid and free traffic, finally apart.
Google Ads clicks are detected from gclid, gbraid and wbraid. Facebook and Instagram ads from paid UTM tags. Everything else lands in the right organic, social, email or referral bucket.
- Google (Organic) vs Google (Ads)
- Facebook and Instagram organic vs ads
- Bing, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and more
- UTM campaigns grouped automatically
AI traffic
Track ChatGPT traffic without GA4 workarounds.
Shoppers now ask AI assistants what to buy. StorePinger recognises visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and others, and shows how many of them turn into orders.
- Every AI assistant named, not lumped into “referral”
- Sessions, orders and revenue per AI source
- AI bot visits to your pages
- Pairs with AI Visibility and llms.txt
Revenue
Every order, linked to where the buyer came from.
StorePinger links each ecommerce order to the visit that produced it. If it can’t, it falls back to built-in order attribution, so no sale is left as “unknown”.
- Sales by source, campaign and channel
- Conversion rate per channel
- Order source on custom order statuses too
- Export any report to CSV
Without it
If you don’t know which source sells, you pay for the ones that don’t.
Every store spends time or money on traffic: ads, social posts, emails, SEO. Ecommerce analytics without sales by source only tells you who visited, not who paid.
Ad money on autopilot
Ads keep running because they bring clicks, even when the orders come from somewhere else.
Invisible AI traffic
Shoppers now arrive from ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini. Most analytics tools lump them into “referral” or “direct”.
Organic vs paid confusion
Google organic and Google Ads look the same in many reports, so you can’t tell if SEO or ads deserve the credit.
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How to read sales by source
Judge sources by orders, not visits
A source with half the visitors and twice the orders is your best channel. Sort by sales, not sessions.
Use the same date range
Compare 30 days against the 30 days before. Single days are too noisy for decisions.
Tag your own links
Add UTM tags to links in emails, bios and posts so they show up by name instead of as “direct”.
Check AI sources monthly
If ChatGPT or Perplexity sends buyers, make sure your product pages answer common questions clearly; that is what AI tools quote.
Separate paid and organic
Cut or change paid campaigns that bring visits but no sales, and invest in the organic sources that convert.
Look at average order value too
Some sources bring fewer but bigger orders. Revenue per visitor is a fairer score than conversion rate alone.
Put your ad budget in the cities where buyers are.
StorePinger shows sessions, orders, conversion rate and revenue for every city, from your real ecommerce orders. Export it and target Google Ads and Facebook Ads where your customers actually buy.
The problem
Country targeting wastes money.
When you target a whole country, every click costs the same, whether it comes from a city full of buyers or one that never orders. Your ad platform doesn’t know which is which. Your store does.
- Ad platforms optimise for clicks and their own conversion signals
- Your ecommerce orders hold the real buying cities
- StorePinger puts the two side by side
How to use it
From report to better targeting in 10 minutes
- Open Sales by CityAll Reports → Sales by City. Choose the last 30 or 90 days.
- Sort by orders and conversionTraffic by City adds sessions and conversion rate next to the orders.
- Export to CSVCity, region, country, orders, sales and average order value.
- Update your campaignsIn Google Ads or Meta Ads Manager, add your best cities as locations or bid adjustments, and exclude the ones that only click.
- Check again next monthCompare periods to see if your cost per order went down.
Accurate where it matters
Built from orders, not guesses.
Sales by City uses the billing and shipping city on each paid ecommerce order, so it is exact. Traffic by City uses the visitor’s IP location, looked up on your server and never stored.
- Order cities from billing and shipping addresses
- Visit cities, and areas inside big cities, from a location database on your server
- City names cleaned up for ad platforms
- Works in every country, any currency
city,region,country,orders,sales,aov Austin,Texas,US,62,4340.00,70.00 Denver,Colorado,US,44,3190.00,72.50 Chicago,Illinois,US,31,2050.00,66.13
Without it
Country targeting spends money in cities that never buy.
Most ad budgets are set by country. Your orders already show which cities buy; ecommerce analytics by city turns that into a targeting list.
Paying for clicks, not buyers
Big cities send lots of cheap clicks. If they don’t order, every one of those clicks is wasted budget.
Missing your best markets
A smaller city with a high conversion rate often deserves more budget, but you can only see that with city data.
Generic offers
Free shipping thresholds, delivery promises and local campaigns work better when aimed at the places that buy.
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How to use city data for better ads
Look at conversion, not only volume
Rank cities by orders per 100 sessions. High-volume, low-conversion cities are the first to trim.
Use 30 to 90 days
City data needs enough orders to be reliable. Avoid changing bids on a few days of data.
Add bid adjustments, don’t only exclude
Raise bids in your best cities before cutting others entirely. Test changes for two weeks.
Match delivery to demand
If one region buys a lot, faster or cheaper delivery there can lift orders further.
Check areas in big cities
Areas inside large cities can differ a lot. Use them for local campaigns and pickup offers.
Review monthly
Seasons and campaigns shift where buyers are. A monthly check keeps targeting current.
Ecommerce conversion tracking that shows the leak.
See how many shoppers view a product, add to cart, start checkout and pay, and exactly where they stop. Then see which buttons they click, which forms they fill and what they search for.
Funnel
Find the step that costs you the most.
A weak product page and a weak checkout need different fixes. The funnel shows which step loses the most shoppers, and you can split it by device, source and city.
- Product view → cart → checkout → purchase
- Conversion rate per step
- Split by device, browser, source and city
- Most abandoned products
Clicks and forms
Every button and form, counted.
Track clicks on buttons and links, and views, starts and submissions on contact, checkout, sign-up and newsletter forms. No tags or code.
- Top clicked buttons, per page
- Clicks to call, email and WhatsApp
- Form views, starts and submissions
- Works with most form plugins and custom forms
Search and errors
Hear what shoppers ask for.
Site searches show what people want. Searches with no results show what you are missing. 404 errors show broken links that leak traffic.
- Top site searches
- Searches with no results
- 404 errors with the missing URL
- Navigation flows between pages
Without it
Every step of checkout loses shoppers. Without a funnel you don’t know which one.
Conversion tracking in most tools stops at “order placed”. Ecommerce analytics with a funnel shows the steps before it, where the money is actually lost.
Fixing the wrong page
Without step-by-step data you redesign the home page when the real leak is the shipping step.
Hidden mobile problems
A button that works on desktop can be hard to tap on a phone. Funnels by device make that visible.
No proof a change worked
Before-and-after conversion rates tell you if a new checkout, price or offer actually helped.
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How to improve your ecommerce conversion rate
Find the biggest drop first
Fix the step that loses the most people. A small improvement there beats a big one elsewhere.
Show costs early
Surprise shipping costs are a leading reason shoppers abandon checkout. Show them on the product or cart page.
Cut checkout fields
Every extra field is a reason to stop. Remove what you don’t need and allow guest checkout.
Offer the payments people expect
Missing a local or popular payment option makes ready buyers leave at the last step.
Watch recordings of drop-offs
Numbers say where shoppers leave; a few recordings show why.
Measure for two weeks
Change one thing at a time and compare two full weeks before and after.
Session replay for ecommerce, stored on your own site.
Watch real visits like a video: where shoppers scroll, what they tap and where they give up. Recordings are saved on your hosting, form fields are always hidden, and nothing is sent to an outside service.
See the why
Numbers tell you where. Recordings tell you why.
The funnel says shoppers leave at checkout. A recording shows the shipping cost that surprised them, the coupon field that didn’t work or the button that was hidden on mobile.
- Play any visit in WordPress
- Page list with jump-to-page
- Speed up to 8x and skip inactive time
- Visitor, city, device and source shown with each recording
Private by default
Your visitors’ data stays with you.
Hosted session replay tools send every visit to their servers. StorePinger stores recordings in your own uploads folder. Every input is masked before it is recorded.
- All form fields masked: emails, addresses, card details
- Stored in your hosting, not a third party
- Old recordings deleted automatically
- 1 GB monthly limit so your hosting never fills up
Recordings are deleted automatically after the period you choose.
Fast
No effect on your page speed.
The recorder loads only after your page has completely finished loading, when the browser is idle. Your PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals are not affected.
- Loads after page load
- Small batches sent in the background
- Skips bots and admins
Without it
Numbers tell you where shoppers leave. Without recordings you never see why.
You can stare at a drop-off chart for an hour. A thirty-second session replay usually shows the reason straight away.
Guessing at fixes
Without seeing real visits, teams argue about opinions instead of fixing what shoppers actually struggle with.
Bugs nobody reports
Most shoppers don’t email you about a broken button. They just leave and buy elsewhere.
Paying monthly for a separate tool
Hosted session replay tools often charge per recording and send your visitors’ data to their servers.
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How to get value from session recordings
Start with abandoned checkouts
Watch five recordings of visitors who reached checkout and left. Patterns appear quickly.
Watch on mobile visits
Look for rage taps, zooming and scrolling back and forth; they point to layout problems.
Use speed and skip
Play at 2–4x and skip idle time. You only need the moments of hesitation.
Note the page, then check the funnel
When you spot a problem, check how many visitors hit the same page in the funnel to size it.
Fix, then watch again
After a change, watch new recordings of the same step to confirm the problem is gone.
Keep privacy simple
Form fields are masked automatically. Mention session analytics in your privacy policy.
Ecommerce reports you’ll actually read.
Sales over time, average order value, coupons, refunds, new vs returning customers, low stock and slow sellers, plus a report in your inbox every morning and an alert when something changes.
Store reports
Advanced ecommerce reporting, without spreadsheets.
All the reports store owners usually build by hand, ready for any date range and comparable with the previous period. Every report exports to CSV.
- Sales and average order value over time
- Coupons and discounts used
- Refunds with reasons
- New vs returning customers
- Low stock, out of stock and slow-moving products
- Accounting summary: tax, shipping, fees, net
Email reports
Your store’s numbers, every morning.
Choose daily, weekly or monthly. The report shows visitors, orders, sales and top products, compared with the previous period. Agencies can put their own logo on it.
- Daily, weekly or monthly
- Send to several addresses
- Comparison with the previous period
- White-label on Agency
Alerts
Know the moment something changes.
Get an email when sales pass a target, traffic suddenly drops or abandoned carts pile up, so you can act the same day.
- Sales above a target
- Traffic drop compared with yesterday
- Abandoned carts above a value
- Sent at most once a day
Without it
If you only open reports when sales drop, you are always late.
Store owners are busy. Ecommerce analytics that waits for you to log in is ecommerce analytics you won’t use.
Stock runs out quietly
A best seller sells out on a Friday night and you only notice on Monday.
Traffic drops unnoticed
A broken ad, an expired domain setting or a search ranking drop can cost days of sales before anyone sees it.
No habit of looking
Without a short report in your inbox, the numbers simply don’t get read.
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Which ecommerce reports to check, and how often
Daily: sales, orders, visitors
A morning email with yesterday’s numbers is enough to spot anything unusual.
Weekly: sources and top products
See which channels and products drove the week, and plan next week’s promotion.
Monthly: cities, customers, refunds
Look at new vs returning customers, refund reasons and where buyers live.
Set alerts for the bad days
Alerts for traffic drops, low stock and failing payments mean you don’t need to watch every day.
Compare to the period before
Always read a number next to last week or last month. Alone, it means very little.
Export for your accountant
Sales, tax, shipping and refund summaries in CSV save hours at month end.
Send a payment link in one click.
Took an order on the phone, on WhatsApp or by email? Create it in your store and send the customer a branded “Pay now” email straight from the order screen.
How it works
From draft order to paid, without chasing.
Open any pending or draft order, choose “Email payment link to customer” in Order actions, and click Update. The customer gets your store’s email with the items and a Pay now button.
- Works for pending and draft orders
- Your store name, logo and colors
- Uses your store’s own secure checkout
- A note is added to the order
Without it
Orders taken by phone or chat are easy to lose.
Many stores take orders on calls, chat apps and social media. Without a simple way to collect payment, those orders wait, and some never get paid.
Chasing customers manually
Copying checkout links and writing emails by hand takes time and looks unprofessional.
Unpaid draft orders pile up
Pending orders sit in the list for days while stock stays reserved.
Lost trust at payment
A plain link from a personal email feels less safe than a branded “Pay now” email from your store.
Learn
Tips for getting paid faster
Send the link while they are still talking to you
The best moment to pay is right after the order is agreed.
Show the items and total
A clear summary reduces questions and makes paying feel safe.
Follow up once
If a link isn’t used within a day, one friendly reminder is usually enough.
Email campaigns from your own store, that land in the inbox.
Paste the design you made in Canva or any editor, upload your customer list and press start. StorePinger sends one email at a time through your own site, so your domain stays healthy and your emails reach the inbox, not spam.
Design anywhere
Bring your own design.
Make the email in Canva, Stripo, Mailchimp or any HTML editor, copy the code and paste it in. StorePinger checks it before you send: too many images, missing alt text, an email too long for Gmail, or words spam filters dislike.
- Paste any HTML email design
- Personalise with first name, name and store name
- Preview and send a test to yourself
- Inbox check with clear fixes
Slow and safe
One email at a time. Never a blast.
Sending thousands of emails at once is the fastest way to land in spam and upset your host. StorePinger spaces your emails out and stops by itself when the list is done.
- One email every few minutes, at your plan’s pace
- Daily limit you set yourself
- Optional sending hours, for example 9 am to 8 pm
- Pauses itself if emails start failing
Lists you can trust
Clean lists, happy inboxes.
Upload a CSV or import the customers who already bought from you. Duplicates, mistyped addresses, addresses that can’t receive email and people who unsubscribed are removed automatically.
- CSV upload, email column found automatically
- Import your store customers in one click
- One-click unsubscribe in every email
- Your store name and address in every footer
Proof it works
See the sales each campaign brings.
Most email tools stop at opens and clicks. StorePinger follows the shopper onto your store, so you see the visits and orders every campaign brought in, next to the rest of your analytics.
- Opens and clicks
- Store visits from each campaign
- Orders from each campaign
- Control campaigns from the mobile app
Without it
Your customer list is worth money. Without campaigns, it sits there.
Customers who bought once are the easiest people to sell to again, but only if you stay in touch.
Paying monthly for another tool
Email marketing services usually charge by list size, every month, on top of your other plugins.
Blasting and landing in spam
Sending thousands of emails at once from a store domain is a fast way into the spam folder.
No idea what sold
Opens and clicks don’t pay bills. Without orders per campaign you can’t tell which emails work.
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Email marketing best practices for ecommerce stores
Email people who bought from you
Past customers open and buy far more than cold lists. Never buy email lists.
Keep text and images balanced
Image-only emails look like spam to filters. Add real text and alt text to every image.
One clear goal per email
One offer, one button. Several competing links lower clicks.
Write subject lines like a person
Short, specific and honest. Avoid all capitals, many exclamation marks and “FREE”.
Send at a steady pace
A slow, steady send protects your domain reputation better than a big blast.
Set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC
These records prove the email is really from your domain and help it reach the inbox.
Your store in your pocket. Every visitor, every sale.
The StorePinger app for iPhone and Android tells you the moment someone visits or buys, with their name and city. Live visitors, sales, reports and cart recovery for all your stores, in one app.
Instant notifications
Know the second something happens.
A notification for every new visitor, with the customer’s name when they are logged in or have ordered before, and their city and area. New orders, recovered carts and store alerts arrive the same way.
- New visitors with name and city
- New orders with amount and city
- Low stock on products that are selling
- Traffic drops and checkout problems
Everything from the dashboard
The whole store, not a cut-down view.
Live visitors on a map, today’s sales and orders, every report, the visitor journey of each shopper, cart recovery and payment links. New features you get in the plugin show up in the app by themselves.
- Live visitors and activity
- All reports with date ranges
- Send cart reminders and payment links
- Run and pause email campaigns
Made for owners
Small touches that matter.
Add all your stores and switch with one tap. Put a widget on your home screen to see live visitors without opening the app. Lock the app with your fingerprint.
- Many stores in one app
- Home screen widget
- Fingerprint or phone PIN lock
- Connect in seconds with a QR code
Without it
You can’t sit in front of a dashboard all day.
Most store owners check their phone dozens of times a day, but have to open a laptop to see how the store is doing.
Problems found too late
A failed payment or sold-out best seller is only useful to know about while you can still fix it.
No feel for the store
Seeing visitors and orders arrive through the day helps you notice what campaigns and posts actually do.
Many stores, many logins
Owners with several stores, and agencies, waste time switching between dashboards.
Learn
Getting the most from store notifications
Choose what matters
Turn on orders and alerts first. Add visitor notifications if you enjoy seeing every visit.
Set a daily goal
A goal turns a number into a target and makes good days easy to spot.
Read the morning report
One notification with yesterday’s sales, orders and visitors is the simplest daily habit.
Get found by AI assistants, and see the shoppers they send.
Shoppers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini what to buy. StorePinger shows the visits and orders AI tools send you, which AI bots read your pages, and helps you publish an llms.txt file.
AI traffic
Visitors from AI tools, named and counted.
Visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and others are recognised automatically and linked to the orders they produce.
- Sessions, orders and revenue per AI tool
- AI traffic trend over time
- Landing pages AI tools send people to
AI bots and readiness
See which AI bots read your store.
Track visits from GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and other crawlers, and check the basics that help AI tools understand your store.
- AI bot visits by page
- robots.txt doesn’t block AI bots
- llms.txt published
- Sitemap and HTTPS checks
llms.txt
Create your llms.txt in one click.
llms.txt is a plain text file that gives AI tools a clean summary of your site and links to your key pages. StorePinger builds it from your pages, products, categories and posts, and keeps it up to date.
- Built automatically from your content
- Your own short store summary
- Updates when you publish new products
- Or try our free online generator
# Your Store > Handmade leather goods, shipped worldwide. ## Products - [Leather Wallet](https://yourstore.com/product/leather-wallet) - [Card Holder](https://yourstore.com/product/card-holder)
Without it
Shoppers are asking AI tools what to buy. Is your store part of the answer?
More people start shopping research in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini. If AI tools can’t read your store well, you are missing from those answers, and most analytics won’t even show you the traffic you do get.
Invisible AI referrals
Visits from AI tools often show up as “direct”, so you can’t tell whether AI is helping your store.
Crawlers you don’t see
AI crawlers visit your pages without showing in normal analytics, so you don’t know what they read.
No llms.txt
Without an llms.txt file, AI tools have to guess which pages describe your store and products best.
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How to make your store easier for AI to recommend
Answer real questions on product pages
Size, materials, delivery times and returns, written plainly. AI tools quote clear answers.
Keep names and prices consistent
Use the same product names everywhere so AI tools connect mentions to your store.
Publish an llms.txt
A short file that lists your most important pages helps AI tools find the right content.
Track AI visits and orders
Measure which AI tools send visitors and buyers, and check monthly.
Get mentioned elsewhere
Reviews, comparisons and articles on other sites help AI tools trust and mention your store.
Don’t block helpful crawlers by accident
Check your settings so the AI crawlers you want can read your public pages.
Win back lost sales
Abandoned cart recovery is built in.
Save the cart when a shopper types their email at checkout, send up to three reminders and restore the cart in one click.
Technical information
Built, tested and updated every week
| Current version | 1.3.1 |
| Last updated | 31 October 2026 |
| First release | 1 October 2026 (beta) |
| WordPress | 7.1 or newer, tested up to 7.2 |
| PHP | 8.3 or newer |
| Ecommerce HPOS | Compatible |
| Checkout blocks | Compatible |
| Mobile app | iPhone and Android |
What’s new
1.3.131 October 2026
- ImprovedDate ranges and email limits now match your plan.
1.3.031 October 2026
- NewAI Assistant preview: ask questions about your store in plain words (coming soon).
- NewPro now includes every feature, with extra sites available as an add-on.
- ImprovedClearer plan names across the dashboard.
1.2.130 October 2026
- ImprovedCleaner dashboard that uses the WordPress menu.
- ImprovedPlugin name and branding shown the same everywhere.
1.2.029 October 2026
- NewRedesigned dashboard: bigger numbers, a live card and cleaner reports.
- ImprovedSettings arranged in three columns you can drag and drop.
- FixedButtons in the mobile app settings no longer overlap.
1.1.027 October 2026
- NewEmail marketing: templates, contact lists, safe sending and orders per campaign.
- NewAreas inside cities, with Top areas and Traffic by Area.
- NewNew plugin features now appear in the mobile app automatically.
1.0.924 October 2026
- NewMobile app for iPhone and Android: connect with a QR code.
- NewNotifications for visitors, orders, carts, stock and checkout problems.
- NewChoose the time of your email report.
- ImprovedReal-time: last 30 minutes next to recent visitors.
1.0.821 October 2026
- NewCity and region for every visit, and Sales by City for ad targeting.
- NewMonth-start reminder for carts left last month.
1.0.718 October 2026
- NewAbandoned cart recovery: three reminder emails with a coupon on the last one.
- NewPayment links for pending and draft orders.
- ImprovedStore emails use your store name and colors.
1.0.615 October 2026
- NewSession recordings stored on your own site, with a new player.
- ImprovedRecordings load after the page has finished loading.
- ImprovedMore reliable automatic updates.
1.0.512 October 2026
- NewCustom date ranges, email reports, alerts and white-label reports.
- NewStore, customer, inventory, search, 404 and blog reports.
- FixedSales now include orders with custom statuses such as Shipped.
1.0.49 October 2026
- NewConversion funnel, button clicks, forms and new vs returning visitors.
- ImprovedReal-time pages update every second without refreshing.
1.0.36 October 2026
- NewStore sales, orders, top products and sales by source.
- FixedVisitors now appear right away on sites with caching plugins.
1.0.23 October 2026
- NewTraffic sources: ads vs organic, email and AI tools like ChatGPT.
- NewPages, entry and exit pages, devices and time on site.
- FixedVisitors blocked by ad blockers are counted again.
1.0.11 October 2026
- NewBeta release: live visitors, world map and today’s visitors in your WordPress dashboard.
FAQ
Feature questions
What is real-time ecommerce analytics?
It shows what is happening on your store right now: who is visiting, from where, what they view and what they buy, instead of waiting for a daily report.
How do I track visitors on my WordPress website?
Install StorePinger and activate it. Visitors start showing in the live view within seconds. There is no code to add and no outside account to create.
How do I track ChatGPT traffic to my store?
StorePinger recognises visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot automatically and shows them as named sources, with the orders they bring. No custom rules needed.
What is ecommerce order attribution?
It is linking each order to the source that brought the shopper. StorePinger records the source of every visit and connects it to the order, and falls back to built-in order attribution data when needed.
Can I use city data in Google Ads and Meta Ads?
Yes. Export Sales by City to CSV and add your best cities as locations or bid adjustments in Google Ads or Meta Ads Manager.
Which plan includes Sales by City?
Traffic by City and Sales by City, with orders and revenue for ad targeting, are in Pro and Agency.
How do I measure conversion rate in my online store?
Conversion rate is orders divided by sessions. StorePinger calculates it for you overall and per source, device and city, and shows each funnel step.
How do I measure conversion rate in my online store?
StorePinger calculates it for you: orders divided by sessions, overall and per step, device, source and city, for any date range.
What is the best session replay tool for an ecommerce store?
One that records only what you need, masks form fields, doesn’t slow your pages and keeps data on your own site. StorePinger’s recordings are built for stores and sit next to your sales data.
What is a session replay tool?
It records what a visitor does on your site, like scrolls, clicks and page changes, and plays it back like a video so you can see how people use your store.
How do I get a ecommerce sales report by email?
Turn on email reports in StorePinger settings and choose daily, weekly or monthly and the time it is sent. It arrives with sales, orders, top products and sources.
Can I get a low stock notification?
Yes. StorePinger alerts you when a product that is selling runs low, by email and in the mobile app.
Can you send payment links in my online store?
Your store has a payment page for pending orders but no simple way to send it as a branded email. StorePinger adds that as an order action.
Which payment methods work?
Any payment method enabled on your checkout.
How do I avoid the spam folder?
Email people who agreed to hear from you, set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC for your domain, balance text and images, and send at a steady pace. StorePinger checks your template and domain and sends one email at a time.
Can I send email campaigns without Mailchimp?
Yes. StorePinger sends campaigns through your own website’s email, with a pace that keeps your domain safe. It also works with SMTP plugins if your host limits email.
Does the app work for several stores?
Yes. Add as many stores as you like and switch between them with one tap. Notifications show which store they are from.
Is there a StorePinger app for iPhone and Android?
Yes. The app works on iPhone and Android and connects to your store with a QR code from your WordPress settings.
What is llms.txt?
A proposed standard: a Markdown file at yoursite.com/llms.txt that summarises your site and links to your most useful pages, so AI tools can understand it more easily.
Does llms.txt guarantee AI traffic?
No. It is one helpful signal among many. StorePinger’s job is to show you the AI traffic you get and make the basics easy.
Someone is on your store right now.
Find out who they are, where they came from and how to turn them into a customer.