We're now on exactly 700 paying subscribers for Plausible Analytics!
It took us 364 days to reach the first 100 subscribers, and we've now gone from 100 to 700 in 120 days. We went from 600 to 700 subscribers in 15 days. Crazy and unbelievable! Thank you all for your support!
My co-founder Uku has now published our August development recap. Here's what we added to the product over the last month:
We now have the page drilldown feature. It gives so much more depth to the dashboard, especially when combined with the referrer filter. This sort of analysis is required for more advanced use-cases.
Plausible works with most modern SPA frameworks out of the box. Our tracking script listens for the pushState event and triggers a pageview automatically. However, some front-end frameworks use the hash part of the URL for navigation. In that case, the tracker should listen to the hashchange event to trigger pageviews. If you're using a frontend framework that uses the URL hash for routing, you need to take an extra step to install the hash-based tracker instead of the default one.
Added a quick switcher to make it easier to jump between sites when you have more than one. The dropdown also includes a link to site settings to make navigation easier.
Added metric to see total conversions alongside unique conversions.
Show real counts alongside percentages (applies to screen sizes, browsers, operating systems and countries).
Fixed an encoding issue with page URLs, goal names, and utm_source.
Added direct traffic and other dark traffic sources as “Direct / None” in the Top Sources report.