Clicky Analytics Pro connects Clicky Web Analytics with the WordPress administration area. After you enter the Clicky Site Key and Site ID in the plugin settings, the add-on can insert tracking code on each page. Administrators can review available statistics in a dashboard widget or a custom dashboard under the blog’s administration panel.

Review user and content reports

The dashboard widget can show online users, visits, actions, bounce rates, organic searches, and average time. The custom dashboard includes Clicky statistics, including the top 30 pages, referrers, and searches in sortable columns. Basic website statistics are also available from the Administration Dashboard.

A cache capability is available to improve loading speeds. Access-level settings control who can view statistics, and an option shows them on the frontend at the end of each article.

Choose tracking and privacy settings

When tracking is enabled, the plugin automatically inserts Clicky Web Analytics tracking code on each page. Settings let you disable the code, configure cookieless tracking, or load it asynchronously. Additional settings cover tracking user names and email addresses, plus video actions for YouTube and HTML5 videos. Video analytics and custom data tracking require a Clicky Analytics Pro account.

Privacy-oriented controls include IP address anonymization, a global opt-out option, and utilities for handling GDPR requests from visitors. These settings let website administrators manage tracking choices within WordPress.

Install and configure

Install and activate the plugin, then open Settings → Clicky Analytics. Enter the Site Key and Site ID, save the configuration, and review reports in the dashboard widget or custom dashboard. A POT file is available for translations.