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3.5.1

June 17th 2026
New: Reading Engagement statistics block.
New: Custom CSS block.
Improvement: use native date types and right-sized columns for the report tables.
Improvement: added outgoing links, search terms, and forms to the Abilities API.
Improvement: query data performance and accuracy improvements.
Fix: container queries and various UI/UX improvements.
Fix: report localization, adding locale handling in report configuration and formatting.
Fix: use ISO-8601 weekday numbers so report scheduling does not break on other locales.

3.5.0

June 3rd 2026
Improvement: AI chat availability checks and ability registration, preventing PHP notices and duplicate ability registrations.
Fix: AI Chat integration with AI plugin.
Fix: missing GROUP BY in a statistics query.

3.4.3

May 20th 2026
Fix: AI chat enablement and MainWP integration reminder tasks can now be dismissed permanently.
Fix: AI chat assistant is now hidden for users without the manage_burst_statistics capability.
Fix: modal position calculation in the shared viewer.
Fix: scope application password auth probing to Burst REST endpoints, so authentication on unrelated REST routes (e.g. WooCommerce) is no longer affected.
Security: harden rest api optimizer, Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Improvement: performance of background aggregated table build, time out guards on sql queries, additional indexes on the burst_statistics table.
Improvement: AI chat enablement task now links to the “Ask Burst anything” setup guide.

3.4.2

May 12th 2026
New: AI chat integration via the WordPress Abilities API, including granular datatable abilities with metric allow-listing for pages, parameters, referrers, countries, campaigns, sales and subscription products.
New: granular datatable REST endpoints (data/datatable/{id} and data/ecommerce/datatable/{id}) so the dashboard and AI abilities can request a specific table by id.
Improvement: refactor the Share class into dedicated Share_Tokens, Share_Routing, Share_Auth and Share_UI services for clearer responsibilities and easier maintenance.
Improvement: dark mode initialization respects an explicit “light” preference so users on a dark OS no longer briefly see a dark skeleton when they have forced light mode.
Improvement: upgrade routine corrects the stored activation time for sites with older data.
Improvement: replace native checkboxes with Radix checkboxes in the Share dialog for consistent styling.
Improvement: shared-link capability checks now reflect the currently requested dashboard tab instead of a single cached value, so per-tab permissions are enforced correctly during batch REST requests.
Fix: dashboard route returns a 404 when the user is not allowed to load it, instead of rendering an empty page.
Security: limit Share link viewer statistics access, props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Security: REST API optimizer now matches the Burst namespace strictly against the URL path (anchored at burst/v1), props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Security: harden MainWP proxy authentication. Props Sanjay Singh Jhala, Chloe Chamberland & PRISM – Wordfence
Security: Auto Installer now requires the install_plugins capability instead of activate_plugins and only accepts download URLs from official Burst hosts. Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.

3.4.1.1

May 5th 2026
Fix: CSS styling regression due to obsolete javascript files being included in the dashboard build.

3.4.1

April 29th 2026
New: automated tests for subscription statistics dashboard.
New: abilities API integration.
Improvement: move plugin activation logic to bootstrap class.
Improvement: split ajax fallback logic into do_action and get_action.
Fix: broken upgrade url in report settings.
Fix: When both Story report and share links are generated, the UX could generate an error.
Security: increase minimum required capability from view to manage in get_posts endpoint, Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Security: hardened MainWP proxy authentication and CORS origin validation, Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.

3.4.0

April 22nd 2026
New: dark mode support for the Burst Statistics dashboard.
New: support for MainWP integration.
New: all time date range for datepicker selection.
New: support for application passwords. It is now possible to use the Burst Rest API endpoints with application passwords.
Improvement: add detection for ad blockers. If an ad blocker breaks the Burst dashboard, show a warning about this.
Improvement: PHP warning about not existing referrers table when clearing the table.
Fix: restore bounces filter, allowing overriding the default time used to decide if a visit is a bounce.
Fix: fixed a bug in the visitor calculation for referrers, caused by changes for the “exclude” option in filters, props @bikew1se.
Fix: Share links sessions are now cleaned up daily, to prevent extended access to the link for longer than the set expiration time, Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Security: ajax fallback for get_reports endpoint unintentionally allowed users with burst_view capability to see reports configuration, props Sanjay Singh Jhala.

3.3.0

April 1st 2026
New: Time per session filter, allowing filtering by visit duration.
New: Dark mode support for email reports.
Improvement: Move columns from statistics to sessions table, reducing data storage and improving query performance.
Improvement: Session data included in archive CSV exports.
Improvement: Add missing database indexes for improved performance.
Security: Share link viewers could view report data (recipient email addresses, scheduling configuration). Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Security: Share link viewers could view ecommerce/sales data, even when the share link was scoped to non-sales tabs only. Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Fix: Insights chart grouping by month was incorrect.
Fix: Cron URL protocol mismatch could cause a http link to be included in the email report, even when the site url is https..
Fix: Filter type issue breaking the filtering on the devices block, props Andrew.
Fix: Duplicate key error in SQL hash update query.
Fix: Email report logo centering and dark mode styling.
Fix: A burst test hit could be used to bypass the built-in IP block, props Sanjay Singh Jhala.

3.2.3

March 12th 2026
Fix: share link for non logged in users not loading page.

3.2.1

March 9th 2026
Security fix: Fixed a missing authorization check that allowed users with Burst View privilege to manage reports. Props Sanjay Singh Jhala.
Improvement: set turbo default to enabled, and add notice to recommend enabling it when cookieless tracking is enabled.
Improvement: check if PharData class is installed on the server to prevent fatal errors.
Fix: Store scheme for usage during cron jobs. During cron, the site_url is http. For the javascript generation, we need it to reflect the actual scheme, usually https.
Fix: duplicate fields in the reporting settings when the share link is opened by an admin user.
Fix: url not found warning when classic premium report is generated.
Fix: too strict use of sanitizers causing table prefixes to get lowercase. props @parkentosh

3.2.0

February 25rd 2026
New: anonymously share data to help us improve Burst Statistics: build industry benchmarks, targeted feature development, and performance improvements.
New: add notice about discord, inviting users to join our discord server.
New: Easily share statistics with your team or clients, with the share button in the Burst Statistics dashboard.
Fix: catch non json encoded data in Rest API tracking, props @rajkumarreddyv
Fix: Bounce and bounce rate calculations now correctly count distinct bounced sessions instead of summing bounce flags, preventing inflated numbers.
Fix: default value logic for ‘merge variables and scripts’ made it impossible to disable the setting.

3.1.6

January 20th 2026
Fix: deleting old data in archive functionality not working due to incorrect SQL syntax.
Fix: Not filtering browser/OS data by device on the insights block, props @alisontaylorbc.
Improvement: add automated test for data deletion.
Improvement: add persistent sorting to datatable block, props @ankush.
Improvement: filtering by continent.

3.1.5

January 7th 2026
Improvement: auto close notices in the right bottom of the screen.
Improvement: some minor mobile responsiveness improvements.
Improvement: extend automated tests with live visitors test.
Improvement: wrapping of long URLs in live visitors view.
Improvement: extended PHPCS coverage.
Fix: when the browser’s local storage is full, adding filters could cause an error.
Fix: enforce https on combined variables and scripts URL, to prevent mixed content warnings.
Fix: onboarding for RTL languages tried to load non existing RTL CSS file.

3.1.4

December 23rd 2025
Improvement: styling of datatable blocks and loading states.
Improvement: referrer query performance improvements.
Improvement: parameter query performance improvements.
Improvement: exclude track hit over Rest Api from the Burst Rest Api Optimizer, this way all plugins are loaded during the hit, which is required for hook goals.
Improvement: added fallback to default method for combine variables and scripts, in case the uploads directory is not writable.
Improvement: the ‘cron not running’ notice not dismissible anymore, as it is a critical issue.
Improvement: allow search for formatted data on datatables, e.g. you can now search for ‘United States’ instead of US on the locations datatable.
Improvement: add parameter filtering.
Fix: filtering on devices block.

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Finally, WordPress analytics you’ll actually use

Google Analytics is overkill. Most other WordPress statistics plugins are cluttered and confusing. You just want to track visitors and know what’s happening on your site, without a data science degree.

Burst Statistics gives you a clean, intuitive analytics dashboard focused on the metrics that actually matter. No external analytics accounts. No complex setup. Install, activate, and understand your website traffic in seconds.

Trusted by 200,000+ WordPress sites. Built by the team behind Team Updraft, known for UpdraftPlus, WP-Optimize, and All-In-One Security (AIOS).

What our users are saying

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“Finally, an analytics plugin I can actually explain to clients.”
\n — @anguskeystone on wordpress.org
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“I tried WP Statistics and Independent Analytics, but they’re overloaded and confusing. Burst’s UI is intuitive and focused on what matters to me.”
\n — @vallered on wordpress.org
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Why Burst Statistics?

Analytics designed to be actionable
\nOther analytics plugins throw everything at you. Burst shows what matters, visitors, pageviews, referrers, top pages, in a dashboard you’ll actually use. No data overload. No confusing menus. See why Burst is perfect for bloggers.

Privacy analytics by design
\nAll site stats stay on your server, making Burst a true local analytics solution. No external tracking. Your data is yours, we never see it without your explicit permission. Designed for GDPR compliant analytics out of the box. Read why Burst Statistics is privacy-friendly.

Zero setup friction
\nInstall, activate, done. No Google Analytics account, no GA4 setup, no tracking codes, no configuration headaches. Start seeing live visitors immediately. New to analytics? Start with our guide on WordPress analytics.

WordPress-native analytics
\nNot a port from another platform. Built specifically for WordPress with native performance and seamless integration. Works with WooCommerce, blogs, business sites and membership sites.

Lightweight analytics, fast by default
\nOptimized database queries. A tiny tracking script under 4 KB. No external dependencies slowing down your pages. Designed to track accurately even when using aggressive server-side caching. See the proof in does Burst slow down my website.

Features

Understand your website traffic

Top performing pages and posts at a glance
Track key metrics: visitors, sessions, pageviews, bounce rate
Breakdown of visitors by device (desktop, tablet, mobile)
Filter data by custom date ranges
Compare traffic between periods

Real-time analytics

Identify the real-time source for live visitors
See the specific pages users are visiting now
Live count of active users on your site

See what content performs

Top pages and posts ranked by views
Compare any date range
Track individual page performance

Custom conversion and goal tracking

Track views, clicks and WordPress hooks
Track WooCommerce analytics & sales (Burst Pro Business)
Track custom events and conversions
Step-by-step setup in our goals guide

Privacy-friendly analytics without compromise

100% self-hosted, all statistics stored locally in your WordPress database
Cookieless tracking option, a cookie free analytics setup with no consent banner required in many countries
Analytics designed to support GDPR, CCPA, DSGVO, AVG, RGPD and PECR compliance
No data shared with Google, Facebook or any third party

Stay informed

Weekly or monthly email reports delivered to your inbox
Compare periods to spot trends
Get notified when tracking does not work

A WordPress-native Google Analytics alternative

If you’ve outgrown Google Analytics, or never wanted GA4 in the first place, Burst is built for you. As a Google Analytics alternative, Burst trades GA4’s complexity for clarity. You get the metrics that matter on a single dashboard, without sampling, without data thresholding, and without sending your visitors through Google’s ad network.

GA4 is built to make Google’s ad business better. Burst is built to make your website better.

Curious about the full picture? Read why WordPress site owners are leaving Google Analytics behind or the head-to-head Burst Statistics vs Google Analytics.

From the team behind UpdraftPlus, WP-Optimize and All-In-One Security

Burst Statistics is part of Team Updraft, the team behind some of the most installed WordPress plugins on the market:

Who is Burst Statistics for?

Burst works for any WordPress site, but we’ve built specific solutions for the four audiences who get the most out of it:

Bloggers and content creators, see which posts resonate with your audience
Entrepreneurs and small business owners, understand your traffic and campaigns without complexity
WooCommerce stores, track visitor behavior, revenue and product performance
Agencies and freelancers, manage analytics and reporting for multiple client sites
Privacy-conscious site owners, GDPR compliant analytics without consent banners
Anyone tired of Google Analytics, get clarity instead of confusion

Free vs Pro

Burst Statistics (free) includes everything you need to understand your website traffic. Visitors, pageviews, referrers, top content, device stats, goal tracking, email reports and more.

Burst Pro adds advanced features for businesses and professionals. Compare all plans on the pricing page.

CREATOR PLAN

UTM campaign tracking, see which marketing efforts drive results
Geographic data, country and city-level visitor insights
Advanced filtering, segment data by any dimension
Data archiving settings, keep your database lean automatically
Priority support, direct contact with our developers

BUSINESS PLAN

Everything in the Creator plan, plus
Full WooCommerce sales dashboard, see which content brings in the most revenue
Revenue attribution, connect WooCommerce sales to traffic sources

AGENCY PLAN

Everything in the Business plan, plus
Reporting, generate shareable performance reports for clients

All Burst Pro plans include priority support. You’ll have direct contact with our developers, real humans, not a chatbot.

Upgrade to Burst Pro →

How Burst compares to other WordPress analytics plugins

We’re often asked how Burst stacks up against other tools. Honest, short version:

Google Analytics / GA4, GA4 is powerful but built for advertisers, not site owners. It’s complex, applies sampling and thresholding to your numbers, and requires a cookie banner in most countries. Burst is a simpler, privacy-friendly GA4 alternative that shows real numbers without the setup. Read the full comparison.
MonsterInsights, MonsterInsights is a connector that pipes your data into Google Analytics. If you want a true MonsterInsights alternative that keeps data on your own site instead of sending it to Google, Burst is a better fit.
Independent Analytics, a respectful competitor with a similar privacy-first, WordPress-native approach. Burst leans harder into actionable dashboards, deeper UTM and goal tracking, WooCommerce revenue analytics and Agency-tier reporting. Try both and pick the one that clicks.
Koko Analytics, a clean, lightweight option that focuses on the basics. Burst goes further with goal tracking, real-time analytics, UTM campaigns, WooCommerce analytics and email reports.
WP Statistics, a long-standing WordPress stats plugin with a lot of options. Many users find the interface cluttered. Burst focuses on a single, clear dashboard designed for clarity over feature count.
Matomo, self-hostable and feature-rich, but heavier and more complex to run. Burst is the simpler, faster, fully WordPress-native option.

Useful guides and resources

Learn the metrics, fix common problems, get more out of your analytics. All free, all on burst-statistics.com.

Getting started

Privacy and GDPR

Metrics and data interpretation

Campaigns and conversions

WooCommerce

Browse the full Learn hub for more.

Installation

Go to Plugins → Add New in your WordPress dashboard
Search for Burst
Click Install Now, then Activate
Visit Statistics → Dashboard to see your analytics

That’s it. No external accounts. No tracking codes to paste. Burst starts collecting site stats immediately.

Prefer installing manually or via Composer? See installing Burst Statistics with Composer.

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\nIs Burst Statistics really free?\n\n

Yes. Burst Statistics is 100% free with no tracking limits. Burst Pro is optional for users who need advanced features like UTM tracking, revenue attribution, geographic data or client reporting. That’s how we keep Burst Statistics free for most users.

\nWhere is the data stored?\n\n

All statistics are stored in your own WordPress database. Unlike Google Analytics or cloud-based tools, we have zero access to your data. Your data never leaves your server, unless you manually opt in to share anonymous usage insights with us. Read more about how Burst handles your data.

\nIs Burst a good Google Analytics alternative?\n\n

Yes. If you find GA4 too complex, or you’re concerned about sending visitor data to Google, Burst is a clean replacement. You get the website traffic stats you actually need, visitors, referrers, top pages, conversions, without the overwhelm. Read our Google Analytics alternative guide for the full comparison.

\nIs Burst a good GA4 alternative?\n\n

Yes. Burst was built as a privacy-friendly GA4 alternative for site owners who want clarity instead of complexity. No Google account, no tag manager, no cookie banner in most cases. See why WordPress site owners are leaving Google Analytics behind.

\nIs Burst a MonsterInsights alternative?\n\n

Yes. MonsterInsights connects your WordPress site to Google Analytics, so your data still flows to Google. Burst keeps everything on your own server, with its own dashboard inside WordPress. If you want analytics that don’t depend on Google, Burst is the simpler MonsterInsights alternative.

\nHow is Burst different from WP Statistics, Independent Analytics or Koko Analytics?\n\n

Burst focuses on clarity over quantity. While some other WordPress analytics plugins can feel cluttered, Burst’s dashboard is designed to show you what matters without the noise. Independent Analytics is closest in spirit, with a shared privacy-first, WordPress-native approach. Burst differentiates with deeper UTM tracking, WooCommerce analytics and Agency-tier reporting. WP Statistics offers a wider feature set, but many users find it overwhelming. Koko Analytics is intentionally minimal, so it works well for very basic needs.

\nHow is Burst different from Matomo?\n\n

Matomo tries to be a full Google Analytics replacement. Burst tries to be the clearest, most actionable WordPress analytics tool. If you want simplicity, fast setup and a native WordPress experience, Burst is the better fit. If you need granular configuration and a full GA-style feature set, Matomo may suit you better.

\nDo I need an account?\n\n

No, you don’t need an account, no data is sent to another website.

\nIs there a limit to the number of visitors I can track?\n\n

No. The only limiting factor is your own database and server.

\nDoes Burst Statistics use cookies?\n\n

There is an option to use cookieless tracking if you prefer. By default, Burst uses cookies because they’re more accurate and lightweight. Even with cookies, Burst remains privacy-friendly because all data is anonymous and stored on your server. Read more about why cookies are misunderstood.

\nWhat is cookieless tracking?\n\n

Burst Statistics can be used without setting cookies or storing data in browsers. This can affect accuracy slightly, so a hybrid option with cookies after consent is also possible. See how Burst tracks visitors without cookies.

\nIs Burst GDPR compliant?\n\n

Burst is designed to support GDPR, CCPA, DSGVO, AVG, RGPD and PECR compliance. Data stays on your server, tracking is anonymous, and you can disable cookies entirely. For most setups, no consent banner is needed for analytics. See how to configure your website without a cookie banner.

\nCan I use Burst alongside Google Analytics?\n\n

Yes. Many users run both during a transition period, or keep GA4 for historical data while using Burst for daily insights. There’s no conflict.

\nDoes Burst Statistics slow down my website?\n\n

No. Burst is built for performance with optimized database queries, a minimal tracking script and a Turbo Mode if speed matters more than perfect accuracy. The full breakdown is in does Burst Statistics slow down my website.

\nDoes Burst work with WooCommerce?\n\n

Yes. Basic pageview tracking works in the free version. For full WooCommerce analytics, revenue tracking, product performance and sales attribution, you’ll need Burst Pro Business.

\nHow do I migrate from another analytics plugin?\n\n

Install and activate Burst, it starts tracking immediately. Historical data from other plugins can’t be imported, but you can run both side-by-side during a transition period.

\nIs it possible to install Burst Statistics with Composer?\n\n

Yes. Both the free and premium plugins can be managed with Composer. Read the Composer installation guide for more information.

\nCan I give feedback about the plugin?\n\n

We value your feedback. You can submit a support request on the WordPress forums, and we will respond promptly.

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Go to “Plugins” in your WordPress Dashboard, and click “Add new”.
Click “Upload”, and select the downloaded .zip file.
Activate your new plugin.
Use our tour to get familiar with Burst Statistics.

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