Personal Hit Counter for WordPress
The PlugIn shows how many times someone visits your website from a specific browser. It is recommended that you will insert the PlugIn only in Hompage.
- The PlugIn will automatically match with your Theme’s color, button, style. Visitor will think it as the part of your theme. If you use this PlugIn in different themes, you will feel the change
- Whether you are on a desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone, this PlugIn works smoothly with almost every leading browser, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera, and Brave
- Tested to work with commonly used Themes and PlugIns
- The PlugIn takes very low space in hosting, and optimized to load quickly and use minimal server resources
- Easy Installation! After activation of the PlugIn, Simply go to Appearance, then Widgets, and drag ‘PlugIn’ in sidebar or footer or into any widgetized area. If you use any Page Builder, then you can add inside page or post also. You can use ShortCode too
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You are requested to provide positive review in WordPress.org with some extra clicks to share this PlugIn in your social network
Looking for more advanced PlugIn?
If you are interested to let your visitor know the time of their last visit, then buy Receptionist PlugIn from Envato CodeCanyon and you can see the Live Preview of Receptionist here. Receptionist will greet each first-time visitor with a Welcome Message. For returning visitors, Receptionist will display a personalized Welcome-back message, including information about the number of times that specific visitor has visited. Receptionist will also mention the time of the visitor’s last visit.
This PlugIn works for Post, Page, and WooCommerce product. It keeps the record for each Page, Post, Product separately. It will track each visitor's browsing history for your website in visitor's own browser using cookies. When any visitor visits or re-visits any specific webpage, the PlugIn will show message at the bottom of the main content. WordPress admins can disable tracking for specific post, page, and product from Post Editor sidebar.
