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Traffic and pages
Review visitor-days, 30-minute sessions, pageviews, traffic trends, and current-period top pages.
WordPress analytics
See how people find your WordPress site and what they do there.
Install the ShopLens plugin to see visits, popular pages, referral sources, campaigns, and custom actions. A WordPress administrator must upload, activate, connect, and verify the plugin.
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Sources and campaigns
See external referrers and UTM campaign context observed on measured pageviews.
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Goals your site reports
Measure an explicit signup, download, form completion, or another named event your site sends.
Direct-download installation
Upload, approve, then verify.
The plugin removes the theme-code paste from this path, but it does not skip administrator approval or the final live-data check.
STEP 01
Download
Get the ShopLens plugin ZIP after creating your WordPress website in ShopLens.
STEP 02
Upload and activate
In WordPress, upload the ZIP from the plugin screen, then activate ShopLens.
STEP 03
Review and approve
Open Settings → ShopLens, sign in, and approve the exact HTTPS site shown.
STEP 04
Verify a known visit
Open the public site in a private window and confirm that visit in the ShopLens dashboard.
Download the plugin ZIP
Direct distribution; not yet listed in the WordPress.org directory. Setup is verified only after a known public visit reaches ShopLens.
Visible boundaries
Know what the plugin does—and what it does not do.
A configured site ID means the connection was saved. A known accepted pageview is evidence of recent delivery, not a guarantee that future pageviews will arrive.
Public pages only
WordPress admin screens and logged-in administrators are excluded from measurement by default.
No guessed goals
Forms and buttons become goals only when your site explicitly sends the named event.
No analytics cookies
ShopLens does not write a persistent analytics identifier into the visitor’s browser.
Not a legal shortcut
Cookie-free measurement does not decide consent and disclosure duties for your entire site.
Running a store?
WooCommerce adds explicit shopping events.
The same plugin can report measured cart activity, checkout starts, and paid-order confirmation events on WooCommerce sites.
See WooCommerce analyticsWordPress analytics FAQ
What to know before installing.
Is the ShopLens plugin available in WordPress.org?
Not yet. ShopLens currently provides a directly downloadable plugin ZIP. A WordPress administrator uploads and activates it, then approves the displayed HTTPS connection. The package does not receive automatic WordPress.org updates while it is distributed this way.
What does the WordPress plugin measure?
After connection, the public site can report pageviews, visitor-days, 30-minute sessions, top pages, referrers, UTM campaigns, device and browser categories, and country when available. Custom goals require your site to send an explicit named event; the plugin does not guess which form or button counts as a goal.
Does the plugin set analytics cookies?
The ShopLens tracker does not set analytics cookies or build cross-site visitor profiles. Your WordPress theme and other plugins may still set cookies, and your consent or disclosure duties depend on your complete site and applicable law.
Does ShopLens receive my WordPress password?
No. The approval page receives the public site details and a time-limited return address. It does not receive your WordPress password or administrator cookie. You still sign in to ShopLens separately and approve the exact site shown.
Clear analytics, calmer decisions
Add clear analytics to the WordPress site you already run.
Create the site in ShopLens, connect the plugin, and verify it with a known public visit.
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