PinnacleQuant.com Analytics shows you the people on your site, one row per visitor, as they arrive.
For each visitor you see:
Plus totals for today, yesterday, 7 days and 30 days, the bounce rate, a by-hour table for today, a 30-day table, a screen size breakdown, a dashboard widget, a search box and a CSV export.
Have a short report emailed to you every day or every week, at the time you pick: visitors, page views, returning visitors, bounce rate, average visit, bots, where visitors came from, the most read pages, locations and screens, each next to the day or week before. Turn it on under Settings, where a button sends you a sample right away.
The Traffic flow page shows, for today, yesterday, or the last 7, 30 or 90 days: entry pages, exit pages, what visitors opened right after any page you pick (and right before it), the most common paths through the site, and every page with views, visits, time on page, entries and exits. The Visitors page lists the pages of each visit in the row, with a green mark on the page the visitor is reading right now, refreshed every 15 seconds. The CSV export includes the page path of every visit.
The Live Chat page in the plugin menu explains how to add the free chat add-on so you can talk with the people on your site in real time. When you are not available to chat, the widget takes their name, email, phone and a brief message and emails it to you. The add-on is downloaded from https://pinnaclequant.com/analytics-systems and needs a free key, requested by email.
Crawlers that reach PHP are counted separately and never mixed into your visitor totals. Pages served from a cache or CDN are not seen, so bot counts are indicative only.
The city, state, country and ISP of a visitor are looked up on your own server, using two free database files published by DB-IP (https://db-ip.com): IP to City Lite and IP to ASN Lite. Nothing is downloaded until you click Download the location files on the Visitors page, or Download on the Settings page. From that click on, the plugin fetches the files from https://download.db-ip.com/free/ into your uploads folder and downloads a fresh copy once a month. Only the download request reaches DB-IP; it carries no information about your visitors, and no visitor data is ever sent to DB-IP or anyone else. Without the files, the plugin works the same, with city, state and ISP left blank. The files are provided under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license, which is why the plugin pages show the line “IP geolocation by DB-IP”. DB-IP terms of use: https://db-ip.com/tos.php. DB-IP privacy policy: https://db-ip.com/privacy.php.
The plugin includes the MaxMind DB Reader for PHP (https://github.com/maxmind/MaxMind-DB-Reader-php), Apache License 2.0, to read the database files. It is used as is.
This plugin keeps the IP address, approximate location, browser details, referring page and the pages viewed for each visit, in your own database, for the retention period you set. It sets one first-party cookie (pqanalytics_vid) with a random ID so it can tell a returning visitor from a new one. No data is sent to the plugin author or to any third party. The only outside connection the plugin makes is the download of the two location database files from DB-IP, described above, and only after you start it. Suggested wording for your privacy policy is under Settings, Privacy, Policy Guide.
IP geolocation by DB-IP (https://db-ip.com), used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.