Real-time Analytics built for News Publishers<\/p>\n\n
TrafficPulse gives you real-time analytics right inside your WordPress dashboard \u2014 with no complex setup, no switching tabs, and no delays.<\/p>\n\n
Google Analytics hides key metrics behind complicated dashboards. Google Search Console takes up to 48 hours to show Discover traffic.<\/p>\n\n
TrafficPulse shows you what's happening right now \u2014 including real-time Google Discover data.<\/p>\n\n
Whether you want to track which articles are spiking, which authors are performing best, or where your traffic is coming from, TrafficPulse is built specifically for digital newsrooms.<\/p>\n\n
You get exactly the insights you need \u2014 fast \u2014 so you can take action while your stories are still trending.<\/p>\n\n
TrafficPulse is designed with privacy in mind:<\/p>\n\n
Important:<\/strong> While TrafficPulse is built to be privacy-friendly, website owners are responsible for ensuring compliance with local privacy regulations (GDPR, PECR, CCPA, etc.) in their jurisdiction.<\/p>\n\n TrafficPulse is a forked, self-hosted analytics solution that gives you control over your data while providing valuable insights about your website traffic.<\/p>\n\n This plugin contains code derived from Plausible Analytics, which is licensed under AGPL-3.0. As required by the AGPL-3.0 license, all derivative works must also be distributed under the same license.<\/p>\n\n This plugin connects to external services to provide its functionality. Below is detailed information about each service:<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> TrafficPulse is a privacy-focused analytics service that provides real-time website traffic data and insights.<\/p>\n\n What it's used for:<\/strong> This service is used to collect, process, and display website analytics data including page views, traffic sources, visitor information, and real-time statistics.<\/p>\n\n What data is sent:<\/strong> The plugin sends the following data to the TrafficPulse service:\n- Website domain name\n- Page URLs visited by users\n- Referrer information (where visitors came from)\n- User agent information (browser and device type)\n- Timestamp of visits\n- IP addresses (processed anonymously)<\/p>\n\n When data is sent:<\/strong> Data is sent automatically when:\n- A visitor loads any page on your website (if auto-insert is enabled)\n- The admin dashboard requests analytics data for display\n- API token validation occurs during plugin setup<\/p>\n\n Service URLs:<\/strong> \n- Default API endpoint: https:\/\/radar.newsifier.nl\/api\/event\n- Default frontend: https:\/\/radar-eu1-realtime.newsifier.nl<\/p>\n\n Privacy and Terms:<\/strong>\n- TrafficPulse Privacy Policy<\/a>\n- TrafficPulse Terms of Service<\/a><\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> Tally.so is a form building and data collection service.<\/p>\n\n What it's used for:<\/strong> This service is used to display a contact\/access request form within the plugin's admin interface for users who need to request access to TrafficPulse.<\/p>\n\n What data is sent:<\/strong> When users interact with the embedded form, the following data may be collected by Tally.so:\n- Form responses (name, email, message, etc. as filled by the user)\n- Browser information\n- IP address\n- Timestamp of form submission<\/p>\n\n When data is sent:<\/strong> Data is sent to Tally.so only when:\n- A user clicks the \"Request Access\" button in the plugin admin\n- A user fills out and submits the embedded form<\/p>\n\n Service URL:<\/strong> https:\/\/tally.so\/embed\/3qpxz2<\/p>\n\n Privacy and Terms:<\/strong>\n- Tally.so Privacy Policy<\/a>\n- Tally.so Terms of Service<\/a><\/p>\n\n Important:<\/strong> Users can choose not to use the Tally.so form by directly obtaining their API credentials through other means. The form is provided as a convenience but is not required for plugin functionality.<\/p>\n\n\n If you wish to manage the loading of the tracking script manually (for example, to integrate with a consent management platform):<\/p>\n\n TrafficPulse is designed to be privacy-friendly by not using cookies and only collecting anonymous, aggregated data. However, website owners are responsible for ensuring their implementation complies with all applicable laws and regulations. This may include providing proper disclosure to visitors and, in some cases, obtaining consent before enabling analytics.<\/p><\/dd>\n You can disable automatic script insertion in the TrafficPulse settings page by unchecking the \"Auto-insert tracking script\" option. This allows you to manually control when and how the script is loaded.<\/p><\/dd>\nKey Features<\/h4>\n\n
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License Information<\/h4>\n\n
External Services<\/h3>\n\n
TrafficPulse Analytics Service<\/h4>\n\n
Tally.so Form Service<\/h4>\n\n
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Is TrafficPulse GDPR-compliant?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
How can I disable auto-insert of the tracking script?<\/h3><\/dt>\n