Entry and exit pages
Where visits start and where they end, so you know which pages pull people in and which ones lose them.
What it does
Two ranked lists: the first page of each visit and the last page of each visit.
Why it matters
Your homepage is rarely the front door. Entry pages show the real front doors; exit pages show where people give up or finish.
How to use it
- Find Entry pages and Exit pages on your dashboard.
- Compare the two lists: pages high in both may be losing people.
- Open Exit pages and next steps to see where everyone else went.
How it works
- Visits are built from pageviews with the same daily visitor ID, under 30 minutes apart.
- The first page is the entry; the last is the exit.
- For the exit rate of a page and where people went next, see Exit pages and next steps.
Privacy
- Collected: Nothing new
- No cookies, and nothing stored on the visitor’s device.
- Reports show totals only: never a visitor list, IP address or single visit.
Limits
- Rows: 0 extra per pageview
Plans
Every plan, including Free. quietstats is free during launch: the Free plan covers 1 site and 5,000 pageviews a month, and no card is needed. See pricing.
Questions
Is a high exit count bad?
Not always. A thank-you page should be an exit. Compare exits with views using the exit rate.