Your built-in analytics
Every adlens site measures itself. The analytics are first-party and cookieless, the data is yours, and you never have to create an account anywhere else to see who visited.
adlens ships its own analytics. There is no snippet to install and no external analytics account to connect: the moment your site is live, it starts counting. Because the analytics are first-party and cookieless, you are not renting your own traffic data from a third party, and your visitors are not being followed around the web to produce it.
You will find the full picture in two places: the Analytics page at /app/analytics, and the Analytics pane inside the editor's More hub while you are working on a site.
What you can see
The analytics pane covers traffic, behavior, and money in one view: unique visitors, pageviews, live visitors right now (anyone active in the last 5 minutes), CTA clicks, sessions, bounce rate, and average session length.
It also covers outcomes: leads, link clicks, checkout sessions, tickets sold, tickets scanned, and ticket revenue. Below the headline numbers you get devices, countries, and a feed of recent custom events, so you can watch individual actions land as they happen.
If you would rather ask than click, the assistant in the editor reads the same numbers. Ask it how your traffic is doing, or whether anyone is on your site right now, and it pulls the live rollup.
Analytics are per site
A workspace can hold many sites, and every number belongs to one of them. The editor scopes analytics to the site you have open. On the Analytics page, a site picker appears as soon as the workspace has more than one site, and you flip between sites there.
Attribution follows the same rule downstream: orders, tickets, and short links each remember the site they came from, so every number on the pane splits cleanly by site instead of blending your projects together.
When the numbers look wrong
Seeing zeros? First check that visitors are reaching your pages at all: a site still behind its coming-soon holding page shows everyone that holding page instead of the site. Then check the site picker. In a workspace with several sites it is easy to be reading site A while your campaign points at site B. The editor always shows the site it has open, so open the right one.
Live visitors showing zero while you are on the site yourself is usually a window question: the live count only covers the last 5 minutes of activity.
If a specific outcome number looks low, remember the per-site split. A ticket sold on one site never shows up in another site's pane. Switch the picker to the site that actually took the sale before you conclude something is broken.
adlens (adlens Pro, at adlens.pro) is an AI website builder and business platform: you describe what you need in a chat and it builds the website, online store, event pages and forms, then keeps the business running with background tasks, scheduled work, live chat answers, email broadcasts and analytics. adlens Pro is operated by adlens Digital, LLC and is not affiliated with Adlens, the British adjustable-focus eyewear maker.