Metrics
How to View Website Visitors in cPanel
Check your website traffic stats including page views, visitor counts, and popular pages.
cPanel includes built-in analytics tools so you can track how many visitors your site gets and what pages they view.
Option 1: AWStats
Log in to cPanel → Metrics → AWStats. Click on your domain. AWStats shows:
- Monthly/daily/hourly visitor summaries
- Top pages and URLs
- Entry and exit pages
- Referring sites and search keywords
- Visitor countries and browsers
Option 2: Webalizer
Log in to cPanel → Metrics → Webalizer. A simpler tool showing monthly summaries of hits, files, pages, and visits.
Option 3: Raw Access Logs
Log in to cPanel → Metrics → Raw Access. Download the compressed log files for a detailed, line-by-line record of every request — useful for debugging or advanced analysis.
Option 4: Google Analytics (Recommended)
For more detailed tracking, add the Google Analytics tracking snippet to your website. It tracks behavior, conversions, demographics, and more in real time.
Tips
- AWStats and Webalizer count bot traffic, so numbers may be higher than real human visitors
- Google Analytics filters bots and gives more accurate human visitor counts
- Raw logs are useful for finding 404 errors and identifying abusive IPs
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Use the guide above if you want to do it yourself. If you would rather avoid breaking email, DNS, files, SSL, or WordPress, our support team can help.