See what works.Do more of it.
See how many people visit your page, what they tap and where they came from, over the last 7, 30 or 90 days. It starts counting the moment you publish.
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Your pageLast 30 days
- Views
- 12.4k
- +18%
- Clicks
- 3,108
- +24%
- Click rate
- 25%
- +3%
Top countries
78% visit on a phone
How it works
Set up in three steps.
- 1
Publish your page
Counting starts on its own. There's nothing to install or paste.
- 2
Open Analytics
Pick 7, 30 or 90 days and see it against the period before.
- 3
Look at any link
Open one to see its clicks, its click rate and where those visitors came from.
What you can do
Everything it can do.
The whole page at a glance
Views, unique visitors and actions (clicks, plays and sign-ups) for the period, set against the one before so you can see the trend. A daily chart shows which days your posts sent people over.
Every link ranked
Each link, social icon, video and sign-up on your page is ranked by use. Open one to see its count and rate over the same window, with gallery tiles, products and social icons split out one by one.
Where visitors come from
Top sources show the sites that sent people, like instagram.com or tiktok.com, with direct visits counted on their own. Countries and devices show who's looking, so you can tell whether that new link works for your audience.
Fair numbers
Known bots and crawlers are filtered out, and nothing is counted on an unpublished page. Visitors are counted with a hash that changes every day, so no IP address is stored and nobody is followed from one day to the next.
A Monday summary
Each Monday you get an email with last week's views and clicks against the week before. A week with nothing to report sends nothing, and you can switch it off.
Compare
Hiyaly and the rest.
How far back analytics go on other tools, from their own pricing pages.
| Feature | Hiyaly | Other tools |
|---|---|---|
| History you can see | 90 days | Linktree Free 28 days; Milkshake Free 30 days; Campsite.bio Free 14 days |
| Longer history | Not yet | Linktree Premium ($35/month), Milkshake Pro and Campsite.bio Pro+ |
Keep exploring
Goes well with these.
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- Link stylesAnimated, spotlight and grouped links that stand outSee how it works
- Scheduled linksLinks that appear and disappear on their ownSee how it works
Guides and free tools
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- 4 min readHow to add a link to your Instagram bioStep by step: how to add a link to your Instagram bio, how many links you can show, how to add links to Stories, and how to make one link do more.Read the guide
- CTR CalculatorYour click-through rate, a benchmark and what a better CTR adds.Open tool
- Engagement Rate CalculatorYour engagement rate by followers or reach, with benchmarks.Open tool
- NewUTM Link BuilderTag links with UTM codes so you know what drove each visit.Open tool
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How far back can I see?
The Analytics page covers the last 7, 30 or 90 days, each compared with the period before.
Do I need Google Analytics as well?
No. Analytics is built in. If you already use Google Analytics 4, you can add your Measurement ID and get your page's visits there too.
Are bots counted?
No. Known bots and crawlers are dropped before anything is counted.
How are unique visitors counted?
The same visitor on the same page on the same day counts once. It's worked out from a hash that resets daily, so no IP address is ever kept.
Why don't my numbers match Instagram's link taps?
Instagram counts taps on your link; Hiyaly counts visits once your page loads, with bots taken out. Some people tap and leave before it loads, so the two rarely match exactly.
Which timezone are the days in?
Days are counted in UTC, so a late-night spike may show on the next day.