This is the simplest hit counter I could imagine (well, almost). Every time a 
page is requested, it adds one to the count. The display is not an image, just 
text. There is no javascript to hit some third-party server, no tracking, no 
distinction among pages: just an old-fashioned site counter CGI, implemented in 
WordPress. The plugin stores its count in its own MySQL table.
Once the plugin is installed (described below), you can display the count by 
putting code like this somewhere on your page:
<pre><code><?= simplehitcounter_hit(); ?>
</code></pre>
That will both increment the counter and display its value. There is no method 
for getting the value without incrementing it. I suppose I could write such a 
thing if anyone likes.
There is a minor race condition. First the plugin updates the database by one 
(atomically), then it queries for the current count. Therefore in heavy traffic 
it is possible for two updates to happen before either select. In that case, 
the counter will correctly increment, but the number displayed may be the same 
for each user, representing the total page hits. As far as I can tell, this 
race condition is inevitable without locking the table. It seems trivial 
enough, though I guess you should be warned if you run a contest to give away a 
free car to the 1,000,000th user.
By default the plugin keeps its data in a table called <code>wp_simplehitcounter_hits</code>. 
You can change this by editing the <code>simplehitcounter.php</code> file.

Simple Hit Counter

Prints a count of the number of hits your blog has received, tracked in the 
database.

DanielRiera

🎉+1.000 Active installations!!🎉
<blockquote>
<h3>Important NOTE</h3>
If your website uses a cache plugin, you can activate the option ‘Your site use cache system?’, This option will enable an additional call to show the block of active users 🙂
</blockquote>
It is not a simple visitor counter, this counter is shown on each product with the number of users who are currently viewing that same product
Navigate to Woocommerce -> Visitor Counter in the administration menu for configure
You use Elementor or other page builder?
Try [wcvisitor] shortcode, available from 1.1.2 version
Since version 1.2.0 the msgone and msgmore parameters are included (optionals) to customize the message for each shortcode, example:
<pre><code>`
</code></pre>
[wcvisitor msgOne=”Only One” msgMore=”Now %n users on this product”] 
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<h3>Localization</h3>
Español (Spanish), English (English US)

Simple Hit Counter vs Counter live visitors for WooCommerce