discuss Best Tools for Web Analytics?

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What are the best web analytics tools?​

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I would like to know the best and optimal web analytics tools one could rely on as a webmaster. I need one that delivers an exact data and with a very simple interface. What's your recommendation?

 

[Harsh World]

I use Google Analytics, but I must say, the interface has gotten more and more complex over the years to where it's a task to just find the tracking code after you've already set the website up and need to implement it again. While it provides reliable data, it's not the most user friendly interface that displays the data I want all in one place, making me hop around to various sections to inspect where improvements on the sites I run could be made.

I'm going to be looking for alternatives soon, for as long as they can provide just as much reliable data.

 

[Heatman]

Personally, I normally prefer to go with using Google Analytics because it's the most well-known web traffic statistics service when being compared to the rest. From my experience, it's user friendly which is why I always go back to using it.

 

[Kross]

For free web analytic tools, I always go for Microsoft Clarity. It is very efficient to analyse user behavior on a site. It shows metrics such as heatmaps, and helps you track the different interactions that the user had on the site. Google Analytics is also excellent.

 

[Cpvr]

I would like to know the best and optimal web analytics tools one could rely on as a webmaster. I need one that delivers an exact data and with a very simple interface. What's your recommendation?

Google search console, Bing Webmaster tools, Google analytics and Cloudflare web analyitcs are all quite reliable if you’d like to track your website’s data.

 

[Yama]

The best one will always be Google Analytics. I have used a host of other analytics tools but always have come back to Google Analytics for better and authentic data.

 

[lens]

Google analytic takes the cake. I use Google analytics and Google search console more. I also find Adobe analytics a great tool too. The thing is that each of them has their own strengths. So, the one to pick depends on your goals and preferences.

 

[Apsara]

Google Analytics is the only one I have used, and I thi6this is the best we have.