How do I see who visits my website?
Open Visitors from the console's home screen — visitors, visits, page views, where they came from, countries and devices, for the visitors who said yes to statistics, counted without cookies.
Updated 27 September 2026
Your visitor figures are in the console, counted by Kwipps itself — there is no Google Analytics to set up.
Read your figures
- On Console › Home, open Visitors. Your account's home at my.kwipps.com also shows each website's visitors over 30 days.
- Choose the period: Today, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or 12 months.
- The tiles show visitors, visits, page views, pages per visit, the bounce rate and how long a visit lasts, each compared with the period before.
- Below: Pages (and which pages people arrive on and leave from), Where they came from, Countries and Devices. A line at the top says how many people are on the site now.
What is counted, and what is not
- Only visitors who said yes to statistics in your website's privacy box. People who said no, or did not answer, are not in these numbers.
- No cookies and nothing that identifies anybody: a visitor is recognised for one day only, so somebody who comes back tomorrow counts again.
- The country comes from the visitor's time zone.
- Search engines and other robots are left out, and so is your own preview.
Related articles
- What does my website do about privacy and cookies?Your website loads nothing from other companies, asks visitors before counting them, sets no cookie for statistics, and has a legal notice and a privacy page written from your details in Settings.
- Where can I see how many bookings and covers came in?Open Visitors from the console's home screen — below the website figures, the Bookings report shows bookings, covers, the average party, no-shows and cancellations, where bookings came from, and the busiest days and times.
- Where do messages from my website's contact form arrive?In Console › Messages — everything sent through your website's contact form and every question about an event; we also email you each one, and you reply from your own email.