Tracking in a minute.
Add a single script tag to your site's head and name the addresses allowed to send data, so nobody else can point your key at their site. The tracker is first-party and sets no cookies. It starts counting on the next visit.
Web analytics
Your traffic, read for you.
Cookieless, EU-hosted web analytics with an agent that actually reads it. Paste one line into your site and see visits, top pages, where people come from, and how they use each page. Then ask what is working and get a straight answer, not another dashboard to decode.
How it works
From one script tag to answers you trust.
No cookies, no tag manager, no report nobody opens. You paste one line, the numbers come in real, and you ask the agent what they mean.
Visits, pages, and sources.
Visits and pageviews, your top pages, where visitors come from, and which countries and devices they use. Real counts, not modelled estimates. When there is not enough traffic to say something, it says so.
Replay and heatmaps.
Masked session replay shows how real visitors move through a page, and click and scroll heatmaps show where they engage and where they stop, so a drop-off is something you can watch instead of guess.
Answers, not exports.
Ask the agent how the site did this week, which page pulls its weight, or which referrer sends the best traffic, and get a straight answer read off your real numbers. It reads the traffic figures and the recent visits; the replay and the heatmaps are yours to watch in the dashboard.
What you get
Analytics you can act on.
No cookies, no cross-site trail
The tracker is first-party and sets no cookies, so nothing follows a visitor from your site to anybody else's. You measure your own traffic without tracking people around the web. Whether your site as a whole still needs a consent banner depends on everything else you run, which is your call rather than ours.
Stored in GATE's own EU database
Every visit is written to GATE's own database inside the EU. There is no third-party analytics network in the path, so your traffic data is not being resold or joined to somebody else's profile of your visitors.
Never a guess
Counts are counts. When there is not enough traffic to draw a conclusion, it tells you that instead of filling the gap with an estimate.
Replay and heatmaps
Masked session replay and click and scroll heatmaps show how visitors actually use a page, so you can see why one converts and another loses people.
Ask, don't dig
The same agents that build your pages and run your campaigns read your traffic and tell you what is working in plain language. Analytics stops being a report nobody opens.
Your key, your data
You set how long visits are kept, between 30 and 90 days, when you add the site. You can rotate the tracking key any time and the old one stops working immediately, pause collection without losing what you have, and take a site and all its history to another organisation without breaking the tracker.
How it fits
The numbers behind the rest of the work.
Analytics is one job your fleet handles. The same agents that build your landing pages read the traffic those pages get, tie it back to the ad spend and social posts that sent it, and run on the same EU-resident platform as the rest of your work. When a page is losing people, the same agent can open it in visual editing and fix it in place.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Does it use cookies?
No. The tracker is first-party and sets none, so there is no cross-site trail and nothing being handed to an ad network. What that means for your own consent banner depends on the rest of what your site runs, so that judgement stays yours.
Where is my analytics data stored?
In GATE's own database inside the EU, with no third-party analytics network in the path.
How is this different from a normal analytics dashboard?
Two ways. It is cookieless and stored in the EU by design, and an agent reads the numbers for you: you ask how the site is doing and get a plain-language answer off your real figures, instead of exporting and decoding a report.
Does it estimate or model the numbers?
No. Counts are real counts. When there is not enough traffic to say something, it tells you that rather than filling the gap with a guess.
What can I actually see?
Visits and pageviews, your top pages, where visitors come from, countries and devices, plus recent visits and masked session replay and heatmaps to see how people use a page.
How long is the data kept?
Between 30 and 90 days, set when you add the site. You can rotate the tracking key whenever you want, and the old key stops working straight away.
See what your site is actually doing.
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