Wix Analytics: FAQs

Yes, you can check Wix Analytics overviews, reports, and pages on the go with the Wix app or Wix Studio app.

Every Wix Analytics report includes a glossary where you can learn more about the terms used in the report. To access a report's glossary:

No. Data is updated one hour after an event occurs. For example, if you received an online order or got a new site visitor, the information is reflected in the relevant report one hour later.

You can download reports (including their customized view) in CSV format. If you want to export reports on a regular basis, you can subscribe to a report.

Yes, you can now track visitor clicks on your site buttons and links with 2 new Wix Analytics Behavior reports: Button Clicks and Button Clicks over time. Learn more Wix Analytics Behavior reports.

Currently, it is not possible to show data for different language versions of the site.

By default, pre-built Analytics reports are visible to all site collaborators with permission to view Analytics data. Newly created or duplicated custom reports are only visible to the creator and site owner, unless they are shared with others. Learn more about sharing reports.

If you aren't seeing the Analytics tab on the left-side menu in your site's dashboard, check if your account was given the right permission to view site analytics under Roles & Permissions.

To view analytics for all your sites in one account, you need to use the Wix Studio enterprise solution. This feature is specifically designed for users managing multiple sites under one account.

The enterprise solution gives you access to the Analytics Overview, which allows you to see data summaries for all your sites, explore overall performance, and customize your dashboard to keep track of the data you're most interested in. 

It is possible that your site or domain was moved out of Wix. Wix Analytics data only shows up for sites with domains that are currently connected to Wix.

Wix Analytics stores historical data, so data for deleted pages are not removed from reports. This means that you will see data for a deleted page if the selected time frame for the report includes dates before the page was deleted.

Tip: If you only want to see data for your current pages, adjust the report’s time frame to dates after you deleted site pages.

Wix Analytics has extensive traffic reports as well as a Traffic Overview to give you a clear view of who is visiting your site as well as where they are coming from. View traffic by time of day, location, device, as well as new and returning customers. Learn more about traffic reports.

Historical data is stored in Wix Analytics. If you see traffic data for a deleted page, this is aggregated data that includes the dates when the page was still published.

This happens when the page was the very last page viewed in visitor's site session. This is because time on page is calculated by looking at the gap between a site visitor's current page and the next page they view in the site session. 

For example, if a site visitor entered Page A at 05:10:00, and then went to page B at 05:10:25, their time on Page A is 25 seconds. If they view page B and then move away from your site, the time on Page B is 00 as there is no timestamp for the next page they visited.

Data is updated one hour after an event occurs on site, and Wix Analytics reports usually update automatically. Sometimes, you might need to refresh the report by clicking the refresh button above the report, in order to update your data manually.

If you are using tracking tools, such as Google Ads, Google Analytics, or Facebook Ads, you may find there are differences in your data. Learn more about why you are seeing discrepancies depending on the app you are using.

If Wix Analytics reports show fewer visitors than the number of clicks in the Wix Email Marketing campaign, it could be due to the following reasons:

If you are seeing multiple push visitor notifications in the Wix mobile app but you are seeing a lower number of visitors in the Traffic reports, it could be due to the following reasons:

Tip: You can check if traffic is getting tracked in Wix Analytics by accessing your site in Incognito mode or being logged out of your Wix account. Make sure to accept the cookies if you have a cookie banner enabled on your site. Then, check the Real-time Analytics page.

In the Orders tab, you may notice discrepancies between the widget at the top of the page and the table below it due to the following reasons:

You can learn more about your sales by going to your sales reports or visiting your Sales Overview to get a deeper understanding of your customers' spending trends.

In Wix Analytics all bookings are tracked from the moment they are placed on your site. This includes all payment methods, including in-person payments.

You can locate clients who owe you money using the Clients with Overdue Payments report. 

It is not possible to remove data from Wix Analytics. However, if you cancel an order, it will be removed from your Sales reports. To cancel an order you must: 

Please allow one hour for your reports to update.

Note: Canceled orders and bookings are displayed in the Bookings reports with canceled statuses.

Your actual payouts may be different from what you see in Wix Analytics or Settlement reports due to several reasons:

Learn more about Wix Payments payouts.

If you update the currency on your site (e.g. from USD to EUR) your sales go through a conversion process. Wix converts sales data in the past using the exchange rate for the previous day.

Let's say you set your site currency to USD in March, but changed it to EUR in April. An order that was made in USD on March 12th is converted to EUR using the exchange rate from the previous day (March 11th). 

All sales made in the last year will be converted accordingly. Please note that even if the exchange rate from one year ago is drastically different than today, the process uses the conversion rate of the day before the order was made, not today's conversion rate.

If your site has Wix Bookings, Wix Stores, or Wix Restaurants (New), you can use the Tax Summary report, found on the All Reports page. If your site has sales from other apps, you can add a Tax column to Sales reports or Restaurants (Old) reports.

If you're using the Tax Summary report, you can add the Tax location column to the report. Learn how to set up tax locations in your site's dashboard settings.

Note: Jurisdiction data is not yet supported in this report, unless you are using Avalara.

You can also use the Sales by Billing Location report to display tax by jurisdiction. Alternatively, add Tax and Billing region metrics to any Sales reports or Accounting reports.