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Web analytics for any HTML website, with one line of code

Paste the tracking code in your template and see visitors, traffic sources, pages and conversions in real time. No cookies and no consent banner.

Start your free trial Full guide in the documentation

What you get

Works on any website

Static sites, your own templates, React, Vue or Next.js: if it renders HTML, it works. Page changes in single-page apps count as page views.

Doesn’t slow you down

The script loads asynchronously and doesn’t block rendering, so your pages load just as fast.

Data from the first visit

Visits appear in Real time within seconds, with their page, source, country and device.

Set it up step by step

Add your website

In the app, click “New website” and enter your domain without https:// or www, for example mydomain.com.

Copy your tracking code

Go to Settings → General → Tracking code and copy it with the “Copy” button. It looks like this:

<script>!function(w,d,s,u){var t=d.createElement(s);t.async=1;t.src=u;var f=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];f.parentNode.insertBefore(t,f);}(window,document,'script','https://cdn.overtracking.com/t/tYOUR_CODE/');</script>

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Paste it before </head>

Open the template or layout shared by all your pages and paste the code right before the </head> tag. Save and publish.
- PHP: header.php or your common header
- Static site: every .html file, or the layout of your generator
- Next.js, Nuxt, Astro…: the root layout or _document
Check that it works

Open your website in a private window and go to Real time in Overtracking: your visit appears within a few seconds.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work with React, Vue, Next.js and other single-page apps?

Yes. Overtracking detects page changes made through the browser history and counts each one as a page view, without extra code.

Do I need a cookie banner?

Not for Overtracking: it doesn’t set cookies or store IP addresses.

Can I measure several domains or subdomains?

Each website has its own code. For subdomains, paste the same code on all of them and turn on “Subdomains” in Settings → General to see their pages with their name.