Email reports can be configured in just a few steps through your Humblytics dashboard. Navigate to Site Settings > Email Reports to choose your preferred frequency (weekly or monthly) and customize which metrics you'd like included. These reports are automatically formatted for easy sharing with your team and stakeholders. You can add multiple email recipients, making it simple to keep everyone informed about your site's performance.

Our intelligent anomaly detection system continuously monitors your website traffic patterns to identify unusual activity. It learns from your site's historical data to understand what's 'normal' for your website. When it detects significant deviations from these patterns – whether sudden spikes or drops in traffic – it sends immediate alerts so you can investigate and respond quickly.

Currently, alerts and reports can be sent to any email address you specify, regardless of whether they have a Humblytics account. This makes it easy to keep your entire team informed. You can add or remove email recipients at any time through the Site Settings > Email Reports section. There's no limit to the number of email recipients you can add.

Yes you can create public links with set expiry dates.

Yes, you can track HubSpot forms with Humblytics.

Plan switching with Humblytics is designed to be flexible and straightforward. You can upgrade your plan at any time, and changes take effect immediately. If you decide to downgrade, the change will take effect at the start of your next billing cycle. When upgrading, we calculate pro-rated charges based on your remaining billing period. Most importantly, all your historical data is retained regardless of which plan you switch to. As you approach your plan limits, we'll send you an email alert at 75% usage. You'll have a 3-day grace period to upgrade if you exceed your limit before we pause tracking.

Migrating from Google Analytics to Humblytics is a straightforward process that we recommend doing gradually. Start by installing Humblytics alongside your existing Google Analytics implementation. Run both tools in parallel for one to two weeks to ensure you're comfortable with the data you're seeing and to verify accurate tracking. During this period, you can set up any custom events to match your existing Google Analytics configuration. While historical data won't transfer directly from Google Analytics, you can export it for your records before making the complete switch. Once you're confident in your Humblytics setup, you can remove Google Analytics entirely.

Yes you can add up to 5 team members to your account with access to individual sites.

Humblytics currently offers native integration with Webflow and direct support for Framer sites. We're developing a public API for custom integrations, which will be available soon. In the meantime, you can export your data in CSV format for use in other tools and share dashboards via public links. Our custom event tracking works with any platform, allowing you to track specific interactions important to your business.

No. Humblytics is engineered for minimal performance impact with: * Extremely lightweight script (~36 KB) * Asynchronous loading (won't block page rendering) * Global CDN delivery for fast worldwide performance * No cookies or local storage operations * No noticeable impact on page load times

Installing Humblytics is straightforward and varies depending on your platform. For Webflow users, you can connect directly through the Webflow App Store integration with just one click to authorize your site. Once connected, analytics tracking begins automatically. If you're using Framer, you'll need to add the tracking code snippet to your site header through your site settings. For custom websites, simply copy your unique tracking code from the Humblytics dashboard and add it to your site's section. No additional configuration is needed after installation.

Humblytics achieves over 99% accuracy for unique visitor tracking using advanced fingerprinting technology. Instead of relying on cookies, we use a combination of IP address hashing and device characteristics to identify visitors while maintaining their privacy. While you might notice slight variations compared to cookie-based analytics due to the different tracking methodology, our approach eliminates the need for cookie consent banners while maintaining high accuracy.

Humblytics provides comprehensive tracking capabilities without requiring any coding knowledge. You can monitor page views and see real-time visitor data, along with detailed information about traffic sources and geographic distribution. The platform automatically tracks important engagement metrics like scroll depth and session duration. For more detailed insights, you can track form submissions, conversion rates, and specific interactions with buttons and links. Our CMS performance tracking helps you understand which content performs best with your audience. All of this happens automatically once you install Humblytics - no additional configuration required.

Humblytics represents the new wave of privacy-conscious web analytics platforms, offering built-in analytics that prioritize user experience optimization. Designed for businesses that need to collect data while maintaining privacy with cookie-free analytics, it provides a user-friendly interface for gathering valuable insights without navigating complex privacy regulations.

Getting started is simple: visit humblytics.com, click "Start Free Trial" (no credit card required), create your account, and add the tracking script to your website's <head> section. For Webflow users, you can connect directly through the Webflow App Store with one-click authorization.

Humblytics integrates with all major platforms including: * Webflow: Direct integration via App Store * Framer: Add script to site settings * Wix: Settings → Custom Code → Head * Squarespace: Settings → Advanced → Code Injection * WordPress: Header/footer plugins or theme.php * Shopify: Edit theme.liquid file * Custom websites: Add script to HTML head

No. Humblytics stores no cookies or local storage identifiers. Users are anonymized via a one-way hash of IP and device traits, with raw IPs discarded instantly, eliminating the need for consent banners under GDPR.

Humblytics is on the final path to full GDPR compliance. Contact support@humblytics.com to be notified when certification is complete. The platform is designed with privacy-first principles including data encryption in transit and at rest.

Humblytics achieves over 99% accuracy for unique visitor tracking using advanced fingerprinting technology. Instead of cookies, it uses IP address hashing and device characteristics to identify visitors while maintaining privacy.

Humblytics collects: * Personal data: Name, email, billing details during account creation * Automatic tracking: IP (hashed), location, OS, device metadata * Analytics data: Page views, clicks, form submissions, scroll depth * All data is encrypted and anonymized for privacy compliance

Comprehensive tracking capabilities include: * Page views and real-time visitor data * Traffic sources and geographic distribution * Engagement metrics (scroll depth, session duration) * Form submissions and conversion rates * Button and link interactions * Custom events with simple HTML attributes * CMS performance tracking

Add a simple attribute to any HTML element: humblytics="event-name". Events appear in your dashboard under "Clicks" within seconds. No additional code or configuration needed - it's no-code and low-code friendly for platforms like Webflow and Framer.

Heatmaps activate automatically once the base script is installed - no extra code needed. They provide: * Dynamic click density overlays for desktop, tablet, and mobile views * Scroll-depth insights showing where users lose interest * Page-level filtering to compare different layouts or devices * Real-time data without sampling

Create multi-step funnels by mapping page views, clicks, form submissions, or any custom event in a visual flow. You can see conversion metrics at a glance including starting volume, drop-off percentages, overall conversion rate, and per-step value attribution. Funnels support cross-domain tracking.

Create and run A/B tests without coding knowledge. The platform automatically splits traffic between variations and provides real-time results showing performance for each version, including statistical significance calculations. All split-testing logic is built into the main script.

1. Choose Split Testing → Start New Experiment 2. Set your testing goal (conversion events or page destinations) 3. Name your experiment clearly 4. Add variant page URLs (control vs. test versions) 5. Set visitor assignment preferences 6. Apply optional restrictions (geo-targeting, audience filters) 7. Launch the experiment

Conversion Goals: Form submissions, click events, page view events, purchase events Page Goals: Reach destination page (internal or external) All goals support both same-domain and cross-domain tracking.

No. Split-testing logic is built into the main Humblytics script. No extra files or libraries needed - one script handles analytics, heatmaps, and A/B testing.

* Allow Visitor Overlap: Assignment happens per session - repeat visitors could see different versions on different visits. Good for high-traffic sites and short tests. * No Visitor Overlap: Assignment happens once per user (sticky) - they always see the same version. Better for brand-sensitive flows and long funnels.

Yes. Humblytics supports form tracking from: * Typeform (embedded submissions) * HubSpot Forms (auto-detected when embedded) * HubSpot Booking Links * Cal.com (calendar bookings) * Tally.so form submissions * GoHighLevel (automatic tracking) * Custom forms with simple attributes

Use the domain parameter to track events across multiple domains: window.Humblytics.trackFormSubmission("checkout-form", { domain: "yourmainsite.com", }); This is useful for ecommerce sites with separate checkout domains or multi-domain company setups.

Yes - embedded HubSpot forms are auto-detected. For native HubSpot pages, you need to add the Humblytics script in HubSpot settings. The platform automatically captures form submissions without additional configuration.

* 75% warning: Email alert when usage hits 75% * 3-day grace period: Tracking continues for three days after exceeding limit * Pause: After grace period, tracking pauses until you upgrade or quota resets All limits apply at the account level across every connected site.

Yes, plan switching is flexible: * Upgrades: Take effect immediately with pro-rated charges * Downgrades: Start next billing cycle with no data loss All historical data is retained regardless of plan changes.

* Data remains accessible for 30 days for export purposes * Account can be reactivated within 90 days with all historical data intact * After 90 days, data is permanently deleted for privacy and security * Switching to free plan limits you to 1,000 monthly views but retains historical data

Yes you can add up to 5 team members to your account with access to individual sites.

Humblytics' intelligent system continuously monitors your website traffic patterns, learning from historical data to understand what's "normal" for your site. When it detects significant deviations (spikes or drops), it sends immediate alerts so you can investigate and respond quickly.

Recommended migration process: 1. Install Humblytics alongside GA for 1-2 weeks 2. Map custom events using attributes or small JS helpers 3. Verify accurate tracking and set up events to match your GA configuration 4. Export historical GA data for records 5. Remove GA when comfortable with Humblytics metrics Historical data won't transfer directly, but you can run both tools in parallel during transition.

Yes, you can export data in CSV format. A public REST API for custom integrations is in development. Currently available export options include dashboard sharing via public links and email reports with comprehensive metrics.

Current integrations include: * Native: Webflow, Framer direct support * Third-party services: Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub * Form platforms: Auto-detection for major form providers * Future: Public API in development for custom integrations You can currently share dashboards via public links and export data in CSV format.

Support options include: * Email support: support@humblytics.com with product specialists * Documentation: Comprehensive guides at docs.humblytics.com * Video tutorials: YouTube channel with step-by-step guides * Guides: Platform-specific setup instructions at humblytics.com/guides * Tools: Free calculators and UTM builders The support team provides personalized assistance for setup, troubleshooting, and optimization questions.

If your website experiences downtime during an A/B test, Humblytics will pause data collection until the site is accessible again. The test will resume automatically once your site is back online, and all previously collected data remains intact. You can also manually pause tests from your dashboard if needed.

Yes, you can run multiple A/B tests at the same time on different pages or elements. However, avoid testing overlapping elements on the same page as this can affect statistical validity. Humblytics tracks each experiment independently with separate conversion metrics.

While Humblytics doesn't have a built-in IP exclusion feature yet, you can filter internal traffic by: * Using UTM parameters to identify internal visits * Setting up custom events to separate internal team interactions * Applying audience filters in your funnel analysis to exclude specific traffic sources

Humblytics works across all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and mobile browsers. The script is compatible with: * Desktop computers (Windows, Mac, Linux) * Mobile devices (iOS, Android) * Tablets (iPad, Android tablets) * All major browser versions from the past 5 years

Humblytics provides near real-time data: * Page views: Appear within seconds * Click events: Show up immediately * Form submissions: Tracked instantly * Heatmaps: Update in real-time * A/B test results: Refresh every few minutes

Humblytics uses privacy-friendly fingerprinting to identify unique visitors, but cross-device tracking is limited due to privacy constraints. Each device will be treated as a separate visitor. For more accurate user journey tracking, consider implementing custom user identification through login events.

Track purchases using the custom event tracking feature: window.Humblytics.trackPurchaseEvent("product-purchase", { value: 99.99, currency: "USD", product: "Product Name" }); You can also set up purchase events as goals in your A/B tests to measure conversion impact.

Yes, you can track cart abandonment by setting up custom events when users add items to cart vs. when they complete checkout. Create a funnel to visualize the drop-off between cart addition and purchase completion.

Set up value attribution in your funnels by: * Assigning monetary values to conversion events * Tracking revenue-generating actions (purchases, sign-ups) * Using the per-step value attribution in funnel analysis * Comparing revenue between test variants

While Humblytics tracks the initial subscription event, it doesn't automatically track recurring revenue. You can: * Track subscription sign-ups as conversion events * Set up custom events for subscription renewals * Use external tools to calculate lifetime value and integrate via custom events

Heatmap best practices: * Hot spots (red areas): High engagement, popular elements * Cold spots (blue/no color): Low engagement, consider repositioning * Compare heatmaps across device types (desktop vs. mobile) * Use scroll depth data to identify where users lose interest * A/B test changes based on heatmap insights

* Unique visitors: Individual users (identified by device fingerprinting) * Page views: Total number of pages loaded, including repeat visits * Sessions: Groups of interactions within a time period * Bounce rate: Percentage of single-page sessions

Geographic data is based on IP address geolocation and is generally accurate to the country level (95%+ accuracy) and city level (70-80% accuracy). The precision depends on the visitor's ISP and network configuration.

Currently, Humblytics offers basic filtering options. More advanced segmentation features are in development. You can segment data by: * Device type (desktop, mobile, tablet) * Traffic source (direct, referral, search) * Geographic location * Time periods

Monitor engagement through: * Session duration: How long users stay on your site * Scroll depth: How far users scroll on pages * Click events: Interactions with specific elements * Return visitor patterns: Frequency of visits * Funnel progression: Movement through conversion steps

Data retention varies by plan and cancellation status: * Active accounts: Data retained indefinitely * Cancelled accounts: 30 days access, 90 days total retention * Free plan: Access to historical data with 1,000 monthly view limit

Since Humblytics doesn't use cookies or persistent identifiers, traditional opt-out mechanisms aren't necessary. However, you can: * Respect Do Not Track browser settings * Implement custom opt-out functionality using JavaScript * Provide transparency about data collection in your privacy policy

Humblytics does not sell or share your analytics data with third parties. The platform uses some third-party services for infrastructure (CDN, hosting) but data remains encrypted and anonymized. See the privacy policy for complete details.

Humblytics' cookie-free approach helps with CCPA compliance: * No personal identifiers are stored * Data is anonymized through hashing * Users aren't tracked across sites * You can implement data deletion requests if needed

For SPAs (React, Vue, Angular), you'll need to manually trigger page view events on route changes: // Call this on route changes window.Humblytics.trackPageView(); The initial script installation remains the same in your index.html.

Yes, you can install Humblytics on WordPress multisite networks. Add the tracking script to each site individually, or use a network-wide plugin. Each site will be tracked separately unless you implement cross-domain tracking.

Currently, Humblytics doesn't have specific AMP support. AMP pages have restrictions on custom JavaScript that may prevent the tracking script from functioning properly. This feature is being considered for future development.

For forms in iframes (like embedded Typeform), you can: * Use the platform-specific tracking instructions (Typeform, HubSpot, etc.) * Implement cross-domain tracking if you control the iframe content * Use postMessage API to communicate between iframe and parent page

For statistically significant results, you typically need: * Minimum: 100-200 conversions per variant * Recommended: 1,000+ visitors per variant * Duration: At least 1-2 weeks to account for weekly patterns * Use Humblytics' A/B testing calculator to determine ideal sample sizes

Best practices for monitoring tests: * Daily monitoring: Track progress but avoid making decisions * Weekly reviews: Assess trends and statistical significance * Decision point: Wait for statistical significance before concluding * Avoid: Stopping tests early based on initial results

High-impact elements to test: * Headlines: Main value propositions * Call-to-action buttons: Text, color, placement * Hero images: Product shots vs. lifestyle images * Form fields: Number and types of fields required * Pricing presentation: Layout and emphasis

Conversion optimization workflow: 1. Analyze heatmaps to identify low-engagement areas 2. Review funnel data to find drop-off points 3. Test hypotheses with A/B experiments 4. Monitor form analytics to optimize lead capture 5. Use click data to optimize navigation and CTAs

All production data is processed and stored on AWS in the US-West (Oregon) region by default. EU-only data residency is on the roadmap—contact support if you require an EU deployment.

Traffic to our ingestion and dashboard endpoints is forced through TLS 1.2+. Collected payloads are immediately written to an encrypted PostgreSQL (Timescale) cluster with disk-level AES-256 encryption. Access is restricted via role-based policies and audited quarterly.

A read-only REST API (v1) is currently in private beta. It supports programmatic export of page-view, click and conversion events plus experiment results. Webhooks for real-time goal completions are on the 2025 roadmap. Email support@humblytics.com to request early access.

Because Humblytics is script-only and does not modify your DOM after load, it has no negative impact on WCAG compliance. All tracking attributes (humblytics="…") live in HTML and are ignored by assistive technologies.

In internal benchmarks, adding the 36 KB async script reduced aggregate Lighthouse performance scores by < 1 point. Because the tag loads after DOMContentLoaded it does not affect First Contentful Paint or CLS.

Very rarely. The CDN domain (cdn.humblytics.com) is not present in the major EasyList/AdGuard filter lists. In edge cases you can self-host the script or proxy requests through your own domain.

Self-hosting is available on the Enterprise tier. We provide a Docker compose bundle (PostgreSQL + collector + dashboard) and assist with setup. Note that cookieless fingerprinting still relies on our license server for model updates.