Burst Pro WordPress Analytics for Campaigns and WooCommerce

Burst Pro adds paid reporting features to Burst’s WordPress analytics dashboard. Review users, sessions, pageviews, bounce rate, referrers, popular pages and posts, and device breakdowns. Compare date ranges to follow changes over time, or use real-time analytics to see visitor sources, the pages people are viewing, and the current number of active visitors.

Choose capabilities for campaigns, stores, or clients

All Burst Pro plans include priority support and direct contact with the developers. The plans add capabilities in stages:

• Creator Plan: Track UTM campaigns, view visitor data by country and city, filter by any dimension, and configure automatic data archiving.
• Business Plan: Includes Creator features, plus a full WooCommerce sales dashboard and revenue attribution connecting sales to traffic sources.
• Agency Plan: Includes Business features, plus shareable performance reports for clients.

Review content, goals, and search activity

Goal and event tracking works with views, clicks, WordPress hooks, custom events, and conversions. Creator’s UTM tracking can help connect campaign activity with website visits, while advanced filters let you segment analytics by different dimensions. An optional Google Search Console connection can show Google search data in the dashboard after you connect an account.

Understand storage and tracking choices

Site statistics are stored in the WordPress database. Burst includes a cookieless tracking option; using it can affect accuracy slightly. The analytics are designed to support privacy requirements such as GDPR, CCPA, DSGVO, AVG, RGPD, and PECR. The tracking script is under 4 KB, and the add-on uses optimized database queries. Weekly or monthly email reports can go to your inbox, and notifications can alert you when tracking is not working.

Start viewing site activity

Install and activate Burst in WordPress, then open the Statistics Dashboard to review traffic, content, device, and real-time data. The initial process does not require an external analytics account, GA4 setup, tracking code, or complex configuration. Once Burst is active, configure the paid features included with your plan, such as UTM campaigns, geographic insights, WooCommerce attribution, or client reports. Choose date ranges for the comparison you need and use the email reports to keep up with site activity.