Numbers

Know what works.Do more of it.

Pendro answers the three questions an owner has about a website: how many people came, what did they look at, and what made them get in touch. The reports start there.

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The numbers that matter

Visitors, top pages, and where enquiries come from, laid out so a glance tells you the story. No training course required.

Private by default

Measurement is built in, first-party, and consent-aware, so you get honest numbers without pasting tracking scripts onto your pages.

A/B tests without the jargon

Try two versions of a headline or section and let visitors decide. The site splits traffic automatically and shows which version wins.

The week, delivered

A short weekly summary lands in your inbox at the hour you choose: traffic, standout pages, and enquiries, without opening a tab.

Why it matters

The point of small-business analytics is a decision, not a dashboard. Should the phone number sit at the top? Is the new photo gallery earning its place? Did the price change put people off? Pendro reports traffic and enquiries per page, so cause and effect stay visible. Measurement is first-party and consent-aware, which keeps the numbers legal as well as honest, with no third-party scripts slowing the site down.

Experiments are where the numbers start paying. Opinions about headlines are free and often wrong; a split test settles them. Pendro runs the mechanics out of sight: half your visitors see version A, half see B, and the enquiry counts decide. It is a capability small businesses rarely get without an agency retainer, and here it is a section option and a fortnight of patience.

Straight answers

Do I need to add a tracking script?+

No. Measurement is part of the platform and starts the day you publish. If you also use an external analytics account, add its ID in settings and both run side by side.

Is it privacy-compliant?+

Measurement is first-party and respects visitor consent choices. You get aggregate numbers about pages and visits rather than profiles of individuals, which is what a decision needs anyway.

How do A/B experiments work?+

You create two variants of a page element. The platform splits visitors between them and counts what each produces, and when the difference is clear you keep the winner. No formulas and no external tool.

What is in the weekly email?+

Visitors, your busiest pages, and enquiry activity for the week, in a few sentences. It exists so the site’s pulse reaches you in the weeks you never open the dashboard.