Website heatmaps

Visualize aggregated data in interactive heatmap and see how users scroll, click and move on your website.

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Auto capture

Heatmap data is automatically captured in real-time without extra configurations.

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Introducing Wayback Machine for Heatmaps

Rediscover every pixel of your past designs. 🚀

Experience the power of our Wayback Machine, designed to take you on a journey through your website's history.

Explore past designs, revisit user interactions, and gain insights into your website's evolution. Uncover valuable data to inform your decisions and enhance your user experience. It's all possible with our Wayback Machine for Heatmaps. Ready to dive in and uncover the past? 🌟

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Bird’s eye view of interactions

Heatmap + Clickmap

Heatmaps tell you something but not everything. Get a bird’s eye view of interactions and engagement on your page using clickmap.

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Learn what gets ignored

Scroll depth

Learn exactly where users stop scrolling and leave with embeded scroll depth indicator.

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Hidden gems

Beachcomb UX gems

There are gems and mines in your backyard. Detect them with UXsniff.

Heatmap analytics FAQs

Will my heatmap analytics show mouse movement?

Heatmaps show you where users (in aggregate) click their mouse (or tab on mobile) on a page. Hot-spots (red) indicate more frequent clicks.

Try session recordings to see individual userss’ mouse movement in action. Session recordings are renderings of real users’ actions as they browse your website. Recordings capture mouse movement, clicks, taps, and scrolling across multiple pages.

Can I use heatmap tracking with Google Analytics?

Yes, traditional website analytics tools like Google Analytics (GA) are great for collecting data around metrics such as bounce rate, pageviews, traffic source, but the information collected can be hard to understand.

Behavior analytics tools like heatmaps give you more information about the user journey as well as a visual representation of the data.