Yes, you can add unlimited sites under a single plan, and they all share your monthly page views. We also have several unlimited features for our customers: unlimited email reports and unlimited custom domains.

Forever. As long as you are a customer, you can access your analytics data all the way back to when you signed up for an account. 7 days, or even 30 days, doesn’t give you a clear enough picture for if your website is trending up or down, which is why we give you data retention forever.

You paste it into the header of any website or content management system. It’s one single line of code and will never slow down your website’s speed.

Our software easily integrates with all content management and software tools, such as WordPress, Ghost, Squarespace, Next.js, Vue and more.

We never charge for occasional traffic spikes, nor do we ever shut your account off if you reach your plan limit early. There are no surprise fees or extra charges, just fair pricing.

Instead, if you go over your plan two months in a row, or within the first month of joining WebDataStudio.com, we contact you to upgrade your account. From there you can decide to upgrade or cancel your account (no hard feelings either way). You can even export your data if you leave.

If you aren’t paying for a product, you are the product. That’s why Google Analytics is free, because they make enough money off the personal data their customers give them by using their analytics service.

We charge a small and fair fee for WebDataStudio.com, because our business model is selling software, not data (these very different business models). Our customers gladly pay for our service because they know their data is safe with us and their visitors’ privacy is protected.

You may think that digital privacy doesn’t matter because you have nothing to hide. And that may be true (to some extent), but your data shouldn’t be monetized and sold by huge tech companies who are taking your tastes and preferences and selling them to advertisers (including companies like Cambridge Analytica). These companies are following you around the internet, keeping track of what you do, and then using that knowledge to sell you things or manipulate your thoughts.