JRMora

This plugin adds a native widget to the WordPress dashboard that connects to your Matomo On-Premise installation to display vital metrics in real-time.
Unlike other plugins that use iframes (often blocked for security) or synchronous PHP requests (which slow down the admin area), this widget uses a 100% JavaScript (Client-Side) architecture.
Your WordPress server performs no requests; the browser queries your Matomo API directly.
Key Features:
<ul>
<li>Zero Server Impact: All processing is done in the client’s browser.</li>
<li>Pure Real-Time: Visitor counters and logs update automatically every 10 seconds.</li>
<li>Smart Hybrid Chart: Combines historical data (cached) with real-time data from the current day for total accuracy.</li>
<li>Performance Monitor: Detailed chart of load times (Network, Server, DOM…) and visit duration metrics.</li>
<li>“Black Box” Tooltips: Detailed, accessible information on hover, with visual differentiation for Searches, Downloads, Outlinks, and Events.</li>
<li>Privacy-Friendly: IP masking and visitor ID hashing included.</li>
<li>Native Notifications: Desktop alerts and optional sound when new visits arrive or traffic thresholds are met.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Copyright</h3>
Real-Time Widget for Matomo is distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL v2 or later.
This plugin bundles the following third-party resources:
<ul>
<li>
Sound effect ‘alerta.mp3’ (Original: Text Tone 5.mp3) by dVidrio02 
Source: https://freesound.org/people/dVidrio02/sounds/191730/ 
License: Creative Commons 0 (Public Domain).
</li>
<li>
Chart.js v4.5.1 
Source: https://www.chartjs.org/ 
License: MIT License.
</li>
</ul>

Real-Time Widget for Matomo

Lightweight widget for Matomo On-Premise showing real-time stats, hybrid charts, and performance metrics without server impact.

jonashellmann

This plugin lets you integrate your existing Matomo On-Premise into WordPress. If you don’t already have a working Matomo (either <a href="https://matomo.org/matomo-on-premise/" rel="nofollow ugc">On-Premise</a> or <a href="https://matomo.org/hosting/" rel="nofollow ugc">Matomo Cloud</a>), use the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/matomo/" rel="ugc">Matomo Analytics</a> plugin instead.
Matomo, formerly called Piwik, is an self-hosted open-source tool to analyze your pages. It needs a tracking code to be included in the pages that should be monitored. Also campaigns can be created by using specific parameters in the URL.
Therefore in this plugin, you can configure the URL where Matomo is hosted and the site ID for tracking your WordPress page. You can find it in the tracking code. You only need to fill in these both information. The rest of the tracking code is standartized and automatically inserted in the page. Also, you can set a campaign name (pk_campaign) and source (pk_source) which will be adds to the links in your RSS feed. This helps you to analyze how many users enter your pages by using your RSS feed. 
If you like to, there is an additional field to deactivate the usage of cookies by Matomo.

Include Matomo Tracking, by Jonas Hellmann

Simple to setup

This plugin lets you integrate your existing Matomo On-Premise into WordPress. If you don't already have a working Matomo (either On-Premise or M …

Real-Time Widget for Matomo vs Include Matomo Tracking, by Jonas Hellmann