Flowpeek in your store.
Works with any store. See the ready integrations, the data and how setup works.
WooCommerceOrders, events and visit context.See the integration
ShopifyConnect store data with Flowpeek analytics.See the integration
ShoperCheck what the store connection covers.See the integration
IdoSellSee the data and how the integration works.See the integration
PrestaShopFrom integration to reports.See the integrationLooking for marketing tool connections? See the full integrations catalog.
Set up in 48 hours. We configure everything for you.
Page performance
Compare the pages visitors land on and see what they do next. Choose a landing page or product page worth improving based on the data collected.
30 days for PLN 0 · first payment after the trial · cancel anytime. We set it up for you within 48 hours.
Visits
8,640
Conversion
2.8%
Find a page to review. Go to user behavior and see what might need to change.
From report to decision
See where visits begin. It's easier to work out which pages matter most for the traffic you acquire.
Check the available visit metrics and go to how visits unfolded to see whether users take the next step.
Switch from the single-page view to URL groups. Organize addresses with your own rules and compare, for example, category pages with product pages.
Combine the report with journeys and the funnel. Choose a page and one change to test.
value in everyday work
Not every page has the same impact on the customer's path. The report helps you choose a URL with meaningful traffic and a specific problem before your team spends time rebuilding the whole site.
first contact with the offer
In one table, compare visits, visitors, visits with a purchase, their share, time and revenue. You can combine similar page URLs into a group, such as one product category, and then choose a specific page to improve.
the customer's next step
A page's popularity alone doesn't explain its role in the purchase. Set visit data against the rest of the journey and check whether visitors move on to the offer and the purchase steps.
from report to layout
Once you've found the URL, check the available visit flow and events. Assess whether key information or a button is where users actually get to.
Getting started
Go from setup to a specific question. During the trial, you'll see how this module helps in your day-to-day work.
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Once tracking is running, Flowpeek recognizes landing pages and subsequent events.
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Start with the URL you send campaign traffic to or a popular product page.
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Set the report against events and journeys. After a fix, compare the result over a similar period.
In your daily work
Campaign specialist
Check the activity on that page and whether users move on to products.
What you gain
You assess how well the campaign matches the page you send its traffic to.
UX / CRO specialist
Choose an important landing page and look at its layout and journeys on phones.
What you gain
You justify the change with a concrete observation about a place customers actually use.
E-commerce manager
Compare their share of traffic and visitor behavior, then pick a URL for in-depth analysis.
What you gain
You focus work on a page that matters for the purchase process instead of choosing it based on looks alone.
Content team
Compare entries, further activity and sessions with a purchase, then trace visit journeys on the selected URL.
What you gain
You choose the page and the offer arguments worth working on first.
Your plan for the first 30 days
Choose a landing page and prepare a specific fix to test.
We set up Flowpeek within 48 hours and check traffic on the URLs that matter for your store.
Compare entries and how visits continue. Pay attention to pages linked to your current campaign or offer.
Combine the report with visit histories and the click map. In the consultation, we'll agree on how to describe the problem to the person improving the page.
Write down the page, the element to check and the metric for the customer's next step.
You have a priority URL, a rationale for choosing it and a specific hypothesis about the offer or layout.
Questions and answers
This module is for assessing pages through the lens of traffic and visitor behavior. Speed tests and Core Web Vitals are worth running separately.
It helps you find the page that needs attention. You'll choose the specific change by checking its layout, events and where users go next.
Choose a URL that matters for your current goal: a campaign landing page, a popular category or a product page. Assess it together with the type of traffic you send to it.
It shows the scale of traffic. When assessing effectiveness, also check the next actions and the page's role in the purchase. A guide and a product page may have different goals.
After choosing a URL, check the visit journeys and events on that page. This helps you go from knowing that a page needs attention to choosing a specific element of the layout.
Yes. The URL groups view combines similar pages according to the rules you set. For a group, you'll see sample URLs, the number of visits, visits with a purchase, their share (session CR) and revenue. Start, for example, with a whole category, then choose a specific page to check.
It's often worth starting with one question: does the offer match the ad's message, is the key information visible and does the user move on? The report and visit journeys help you narrow down the work.
Choose “Try free for 30 days” and point to the page whose results you want to understand. We'll set up tracking so the trial is based on the behavior of your own visitors.
30 days on your own data
Start a 30-day trial. We set up and configure Flowpeek in 48 hours. You get a ready-to-use dashboard and a consultation in the first month.
30 days for PLN 0 · first payment after the trial · cancel anytime
See pricing after the trialReports that complement each other
See how often customers add products to the cart, click key elements and submit forms — how many people do it and how that changes day by day.
See which devices and browsers customers use to visit your store and how often they buy. Pick the setup where you should test checkout first.
Open a visit's history and follow the path from the first page to the cart or order. See where the visitor came from, which products they viewed and what they did, step by step.
