Privacy first
No cookies, no visitor profiles
Fast Web Tracking is built so that nothing in the data points back to a person. The script sets no cookies and stores nothing in the visitor's browser. The server keeps counters only; there is no table of individual visitors or events. That is also why you will not find unique-visitor, returning-visitor or session numbers here. Producing them would mean recognising people, and that is deliberately left out.
- No cookies and nothing stored in the visitor's browser
- No visitor or session identifiers and no fingerprinting
- IP addresses and user-agent strings are not stored
- Query strings are dropped and id-like parts of an address are replaced, and your own rules hide names such as /users/:name
- Small values in audience and source breakdowns are grouped under "Other"
You decide what is counted
Only pages on the domains you allow are counted, and bots are filtered out. Add data-respect-dnt to the snippet and browsers that send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control are skipped as well.
Privacy by design
What is stored, and what is not
No cookies
The script sets no cookies, stores nothing in your visitor's browser and reads nothing stored there, so no identifiers in localStorage or sessionStorage either.
No identifiers, no fingerprinting
There are no visitor or session identifiers, and no hash of IP address and user agent to recognise someone.
Counters only
Only counters are stored. There is no table of individual visitors or events, and IP addresses and user-agent strings are not stored.
Addresses cleaned up
Query strings are dropped, and id-like parts of an address (long numbers, UUIDs, tokens, anything with an @) are replaced. For addresses that contain names, you set rules such as /users/:name that hide those parts before anything is counted.
Small groups hidden
Small values in audience and source breakdowns are grouped under "Other".
Do Not Track, if you want
Add data-respect-dnt to the snippet and browsers that send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control are not counted.
Designed with GDPR and ePrivacy in mind. There are no cookies or identifiers, so there is nothing to consent to storing; whether your website needs a notice remains your own assessment.
More of what Fast Web Tracking does
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Navigation flow
Pick any page and see where people came from and where they went next, as plain counts.
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Simple setup
Paste one script tag into the head of your website. About 4 KB, about 2 KB compressed.
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Engagement and conversions
See how far people scroll, how long they stay active and which buttons and forms get used.
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Managed by Claude or ChatGPT
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code, then set up tracking and ask about your statistics in plain language.
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Site health
Core Web Vitals, JavaScript errors and views of your 404 page, per page.
Add one line and see your first page view
The Free plan costs nothing and needs no credit card details. Add your website, paste the snippet and open your site.