Connect analytics to WordPress

Beehive Pro brings Google Analytics data into the WordPress admin area, where site owners, developers, marketers, publishers, and agencies can review traffic and visitor behavior. A guided setup wizard connects a Google Analytics 4 property. The dashboard then shows sessions, pageviews, bounce rate, traffic sources, and user behavior.

Real-time reports display current site traffic. Graphs, trend analysis, and top-content tracking help you follow changes and see which pages are performing well.

Choose what to track and report

Google Tag Manager support lets you add event tracking, conversion measurement, and interaction tracking without editing theme files. Customizable reports focus on metrics relevant to your process. Geo insights show traffic sources on a world map, while ad and referral tracking measures display-ad clicks, impressions, and referral traffic.

Manage websites, networks, and access

Beehive Pro works with individual WordPress websites and WordPress Multisite installations. On a multisite network, subsites can be tracked through one setup instead of configuring each site separately. Role-based access controls let site managers restrict who can view analytics, including administrators, editors, clients, and other contributors.

Use Pro tools for client reporting

The Pro edition includes white-label site analytics and automated client reporting. Agencies and developers can present analytics under their own branding and set up recurring reporting workflows. Pro also offers access to the full suite of WPMU DEV add-ons and site management tools.

Configure privacy options

Beehive includes privacy settings intended to help with data protection practices. You can enable IP anonymization and configure options to support GDPR-related practices while collecting analytics information.

Install and configure

Install Beehive Pro in WordPress, activate it, and open the plugin settings. Use the one-click setup wizard to connect Google Analytics 4. Then configure reporting preferences, user-role access, privacy options, and any Google Tag Manager, advertising, or referral tracking settings the site needs. Multisite administrators can configure analytics for the network and its subsites through the available WordPress controls.