Visit counter (real data)
A small “128 visits in the last 24 hours” toast counted from real impressions. Below your threshold it stays hidden — no fake counters.
Counters like “27 people are viewing this product right now” are usually random numbers, and shoppers increasingly sense it. This widget shows only what we actually measured: visits to the pages it runs on, over the last 24 or 2 hours. A visit is one impression per browser per 30 minutes, the same as a Google Analytics session. We do not say “now” or “people”, because that is not what we measure. When traffic is low, the toast simply does not show — you set the threshold.
- Number from real impressions, never rounded up
- Window: last 24 or 2 hours
- Threshold: below it the toast does not show
- Correct plural forms in 11 languages
- Your own sentence with {n} for the number
- Dismissal remembered for a set number of days
- Fires when
- after 2.5 s when visits ≥ threshold
- Only on
- Frequency
- until dismissed
- Devices
- desktop, mobile
- Visitor
- new & returning
- Consent
- GDPR-aware
Where does the number come from?
What if my traffic is low?
Can I write my own sentence?
One snippet. ~1 minutes.
Use this template now or copy it into your dashboard. Drop the ClickMeMaybe snippet into your site's <head>, click "Publish", done.