Web and AI analytics for agencies
Show clients where visits, leads, and sales come from. Track AI crawlers across their websites. Use Clickport's dashboard or connect the data to your own reports.
30-day trial. No credit card required.
Example client websites and data.
One place for all your client websites
Open Clickport and see your client sites together. Check visitor counts and changes, then open the client that needs your attention. Each site has its own dashboard.
Use the All sites view to review traffic across your agency. Return to an individual site when you need the detail for a client call.
Your team can work across client sites with separate logins and access levels. Give colleagues the access they need through team roles.
Show clients which AI crawlers read their pages
Add AI crawler analytics to your SEO reports. See which agents reach a client's site, which pages they request, and how activity changes over time.
When a client updates an important page, check whether crawlers return to it. Compare activity across their content and see whether Clickport verified an agent's identity.
Example data. The panel's Cited count records user-triggered fetches, not confirmed citations in AI answers.
You can also measure visits from AI services and the goals those visitors complete. Crawler activity, human visits, and conversions answer different client questions. Clickport lets you report on each.
Crawler tracking needs a connector on each website's server or hosting platform. The setup guide covers WordPress, Cloudflare, nginx, and Node.
Connect the data to your own client reports
Use Clickport data in the client portal or reporting process you already have. An API is a connection that lets your software request the data.
One Team API key gives your software access to the websites in your team. Choose a domain to request that client's traffic, goals, or AI crawler data.
Your developers can schedule reports, export individual crawler requests, and add new sites through the API. They keep the key on your server and control client access in your portal.
Reuse the same connection when you add the next client. Keep the report format your clients already know.
Explore the API or follow the agency guide to AI crawler reporting.
Show what your work helps clients achieve
Track the actions each client cares about: quote requests, form submissions, bookings, or purchases. See which sources and campaigns bring those actions.
Example goals for a client website. Choose the actions that matter to each client's business.
Set up goals in the dashboard. Use funnels to find where visitors stop before completing a goal. That gives you a specific page or step to improve before the next review.
For clients running Google Ads, send eligible conversions to their account through a separate feed for each site. See how conversion reporting works.
Prepare client reports without starting from scratch
Choose the format that fits the client. Download a PDF for a meeting, export CSV data for a spreadsheet, or send a scheduled email report.
Example PDF and CSV exports from the dashboard.
Weekly and monthly reports give clients an update without a login. Your own email combines updates from multiple sites, so you can see what needs attention.
Add your explanation of the results and the next action. Spend the client meeting discussing the work behind the numbers.
Give clients a clear view of their own results
Send a read-only dashboard link. The client can check their numbers without creating an account, and you can revoke the link.
Example share link and client view.
Give clients a site-specific guest login when they need account access. Your team controls who can see each site.
When a client moves to their own Clickport account, transfer the site with its analytics history.
Keep client tracking simple
The website tracker measures visits and goals without cookies. Clickport filters detected bots from those reports, while the separate crawler connector records AI activity.
Installation guides cover common website platforms. Start with the website tracker, then add the crawler connector where you need AI reporting.
Clickport hosts analytics data in the EU. A data processing agreement is available for your client records. The privacy guide explains what Clickport collects and retains.
One subscription for your client websites
Choose a plan for your total monthly pageviews and number of sites. See usage per site, so you can include analytics in your client pricing.
- Business
- 10 sites
- Scale
- 50 sites
- Enterprise
- Unlimited sites
The pageview allowance covers your sites together. Compare plans to choose the capacity your agency needs.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Clickport without building an integration?
Yes. Use the dashboard, share links, PDF exports, and email reports directly. The API is available when you want data in your own tools. AI crawler tracking needs a separate connector on each website.
Can one API key read several client websites?
Yes. A Team API key can read the websites in your Clickport team. Each request selects a site by its domain. Your developers keep the key on your server and control which clients can access each report.
Does an AI crawler request prove a citation?
No. A request shows that an agent fetched a page. It does not show the resulting answer or prove that the answer included a link. Clickport measures crawler activity separately from human visits and conversions.
How do I collect AI crawler data?
Connect each site through a supported collector, such as WordPress, Cloudflare, nginx, or Node. The collector records requests that reach it. Your hosting and cache setup affect what it can see. Follow the AI crawler setup guide to choose the right method.
Can I keep my client's existing analytics during the trial?
Yes. You can install Clickport alongside the current analytics tool. Start with one client site and use the trial to prepare a report. Then decide how you want to use Clickport across your clients.
Start with one client, then build from there
Use the 30-day trial to prepare a real client report. No credit card required.
- Add one client site and install the website tracker.
- Connect AI crawler tracking if it is part of your reporting service.
- Share the dashboard or use the API to build your first report.
Give your client a clear view of their results. Give your team a reporting process it can repeat.