Analytics for content publishers and bloggers

A lot of visitor-tracking tools quietly undercount readers who run ad blockers or privacy extensions, because those tools rely on cookies the blockers strip out. Orbit doesn't use cookies, so it's less likely to be blocked, and its single-screen dashboard shows top posts, referrers, and live traffic without a report library to dig through.

What makes analytics hard for content publishers and bloggers

  • Cookie-based analytics tools get quietly blocked by ad-blocker and privacy-extension users, undercounting real readership.
  • Wading through a full GA4 report just to see which article did well this week.
  • No easy way to know a post is going viral on social or in a newsletter in the moment it's happening.
  • Wanting to show advertisers or sponsors real traffic numbers without screen-sharing an entire analytics account.

Where Orbit fits

  • Real-time visitor countWatch a post take off after a newsletter send or social share as it happens, instead of finding out from tomorrow's summary.
  • Single-screen dashboardTop pages, referrers, and visitor trends are all visible on one screen — no separate reports to open for each question.
  • No cookies, fewer blocked visitsBecause Orbit doesn't rely on cookies, it's less affected by ad-blockers and privacy extensions that strip cookie-based trackers, giving a more complete picture of your actual readership.
  • Public share linksGive a sponsor or advertiser a live link to your traffic dashboard instead of exporting screenshots to prove readership.

Frequently asked questions

Does Orbit undercount traffic the way cookie-based tools sometimes do?

Orbit doesn't rely on cookies, which are the mechanism most ad-blockers and privacy extensions target, so it's generally less likely to be silently blocked than a cookie-based analytics script.

Can I see which referrer or newsletter sent the most readers?

Yes — Orbit's dashboard shows referrer sources for each site, so you can see whether traffic came from social, search, or a direct link.

Can I show my traffic numbers to a sponsor without giving them dashboard access?

Yes — a public share link lets anyone view your site's dashboard with no login, which works well for sharing readership numbers with a potential sponsor or advertiser.

Is Orbit's free plan enough for a personal blog?

For one blog with modest traffic, yes — the free plan covers 1 website with 90-day data retention. If you want to keep history longer or add more sites, Starter is €4.99/mo.

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Free for 1 website, no card required.