Sharing
Publish a dashboard, hand out a named link with a password and an expiry, or embed the numbers in your own page.
Sharing is off by default. When you turn it on, shared dashboards show totals, trends and breakdowns — never individual visitors, journeys or replays, whatever else you enable.
The quick version is in Share a dashboard. This page is the reference.
Who can see your stats
| Setting | Effect |
|---|---|
| Only your team | Nobody outside this workspace. Share links stop working. |
| People with a link | Each link is open to anyone holding it, or protected with a password. |
| Everyone | A public page at /p/<your domain> that search engines can index. Links keep working too. |
What viewers see
Visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, session length and the visitors trend are always shown. The rest is up to you, and applies to the public page and every share link alike:
| Option | On means |
|---|---|
| Every breakdown | Referrers, campaigns, entry and exit pages, devices, browsers and operating systems. Off leaves channels, pages and countries. |
| Goals and conversions | The conversion rate tile, the goals card, and conversions as a chart metric. |
| Revenue | The revenue tile and revenue as a metric. The one to think about twice. |
| Filtering | Viewers can click rows and add their own filters to dig in. |
| Live globe | A real-time globe of who is on the site. See The live globe. |
| Pages on the live globe | Which page each live visitor is on. Off shows places only. |
Share links
Each link is a live dashboard in its own right. Give it:
- A name, up to 80 characters, which only you see — "Investors", "Agency". Without one it shows as Untitled link.
- A password of at least 10 characters. Changing it signs out everyone who had unlocked the link, while the address stays the same.
- An expiry date in the future, after which it stops working by itself.
Each link counts how many times the dashboard was opened, so you can tell which ones anybody actually uses. Revoking one cuts off access immediately.
Tip. One link per audience, rather than one link for everybody. It costs nothing, the view counts become meaningful, and revoking the agency's access does not disturb your investors.
Embedding
Public dashboards come with an iframe snippet you can drop into your own page:
<iframe src="https://statsy.co/p/example.com?embed=1&theme=light"
loading="lazy" style="width:100%;height:1400px;border:0;border-radius:12px"
title="Analytics"></iframe>Leave the theme off and it follows the viewer's system setting; add &theme=light or &theme=dark to pin it to your page's design.
The public page itself
The public page carries a preview card with your visitor count, so posting the link produces something worth clicking. It is a real dashboard, not a screenshot: it updates as the numbers do.
To hand over the data rather than the view, use CSV export.
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