Analytics has arrived for Space Sites

Published Spaces now come with built-in analytics, making it much easier to understand what happens after a site is shared.

The new Space Sites area is available directly from the sidebar. It brings site management and analytics together in one place, so you can manage published Spaces, review their visibility, copy their URLs, and track their performance without opening each Space separately.

The overview provides a quick performance summary across your published sites, including:

• total published sites
• total views
• unique visitors
• returning visitors
• template duplications
• searches
• view growth compared with the previous period

You can switch between different reporting ranges, including the last 24 hours, 7 days, 28 days, and 3 months.

Each published Space also includes its own performance summary, showing its views, unique visitors, template duplications, growth, page count, visibility, and published URL. This makes it easier to compare your sites and see which content is receiving the most attention.

The dedicated Analytics section gives you a more detailed view of visitor activity.

You can now review:

• views over time
• template duplications over time
• unique visitors
• returning visitors
• searches performed on published sites
• users active during the last 30 minutes
• visitor activity per minute
• performance broken down by individual Space Site
• the domains that referred visitors
• the device types visitors used

Views are automatically deduplicated to avoid repeatedly counting the same visitor opening the same page within a short period as completely separate views.

Plus and Max subscribers also receive privacy-safe geographic analytics, including:

• a world map of visitor activity
• top visitor countries
• country, region, and city information where available

Free and Go users can still access the main analytics dashboard, but geographic visitor data is hidden.

The analytics system is designed to provide useful performance insights without exposing individual visitors. It uses privacy-safe visitor and session identifiers rather than displaying personal identities.

This update means publishing is no longer the final step. You can now see whether people are finding your Spaces, whether they return, which sites perform best, where traffic comes from, which devices are being used, and whether visitors turn your published work into their own Workspace templates.