Analytics show you what happens with your redirects: how much traffic they get, where it comes from and where it goes. That helps you decide which domains are still worth keeping, spot unexpected traffic and confirm that a migration is working. Available from the Basic plan and up.

Overview
The analytics overview shows, for the selected period:
- Hits per day
- Total sources and destinations
- Top 10 sources
- Top 10 countries
- Top 10 referrers
- Traffic type: human visitors, crawlers and requests blocked by the WAF
- Top 50 performing URLs
Every number respects the tracking setting of your redirects. With tracking disabled, we only count hits.
Raw analytics
Available from the Business plan and up.
Raw analytics list every request individually, so you can investigate traffic request by request. Each entry contains:
- Date and time
- Source URL and destination URL
- IP address, anonymized by removing the last octet
- Country
- Scheme and method
- Visitor type, user agent, browser, operating system, platform and device type
- Referrer
You can export the raw analytics to CSV to analyze them with your own tooling.

Filtering
Narrow the analytics down with filters in the search field. A filter is written as field:value:
hostname:www.example.com: a specific hostnamedomain:example.com: all hostnames of a domainsource:example.com/path: a specific sourcedestination:https://example.org: a specific destination URLtag:marketing: redirects with a specific tagcountry:US,continent:EU,subdivision:CA: location of the visitorscheme:httpsorscheme:httpmethod:GETtraffic_type:human,traffic_type:crawlerortraffic_type:waf_blockeddevice_type:mobiletracking:FULL,tracking:ANONYMOUSortracking:DNT: the tracking level of the requestreferer:example.com/pathorreferer_host:example.com
Prefix a filter with a dash to negate it, and separate multiple filters with a space:
country:US traffic_type:crawler -method:GET
Retention
How long we keep analytics depends on your plan:
- Basic: 3 months
- Pro: 6 months
- Business and Enterprise: 12 months