Feature · Link tracking & analytics
Know the moment a client opens your link.
Free for 2 public pages.
The signals
What every link reports
Opens
Whether the link was actually opened: the difference between “no reply” and “never seen.”
Unique viewers
How many different people looked, so a single reread doesn’t look like a whole team.
Dwell time
How long they actually read. We measure engaged time (the tab in front, the reader present), not just “tab open.”
By day
Which days the interest happened, so you follow up while you’re still top of mind.
Country / geo
Roughly where it was opened, useful for sanity-checking who’s really on the thread.
Referrer
Where the open came from: your email, a forward, or a link shared internally.
Need a name, not a count? Send each person their own recipient link: their opens and reading time show under their name, and they never type a code. Or ask for a verified email before the page opens, confirmed with a one-time code or Google sign-in. Both are off by default and set per page. For the full playbook on reading these signals, see document tracking.
Honest numbers
An open means a person, not a preview bot
Retention
Everything is kept
How it works
From publish to “they just opened it”
Publish your page
Say “publish this” in Claude, drop the HTML, or publish from the dashboard. You get a clean, private link, noindex by default.
Send the link
Your recipient opens it in any browser: no account, no app. Add a password if it’s confidential, or send each person their own recipient link to see exactly who is reading.
Know the moment it’s opened
Get an email when a client opens your link, with how long they read and, when they came through a recipient link or a verified email, their name. The full picture lives in your per-page analytics. And if the page carries a reply form, their answer arrives the same way.
Frequently asked
No. Email clients and chat apps “open” links to generate previews, which inflates naive counters. Pagelive filters known bots and scanners out of your stats, and dwell time only counts engaged reading, so an open means a person, and four minutes means four minutes.
Optionally, yes, in two ways, both off by default and set per page. Send each person their own recipient link: their opens and reading time show under their name, and they never type a code. Or require a verified email before the page opens: the reader confirms with a one-time code or signs in with Google. Either way your analytics show per-person opens instead of anonymous viewers.
No. Analytics are page-level: opens, unique viewers, dwell time, by-day, country, and referrer for the page as a whole. There’s no per-slide or scroll-depth breakdown.
No. A Pagelive link opens in any browser. The only time a viewer types anything is if you add a password or turn on email verification for that page, or when they leave a comment and have not confirmed their email yet.
Pair tracking with a password for confidential work, or put it on your own domain.