Trace My IP – Visitor IP Tracker, Stats Analytics & Page Views Counter with Email Alerts

TraceMyIP offers both free and premium subscriptions. The free subscription provides essential features at no cost. For advanced users, the premium subscription includes enhanced visitor email and sound alerts, advanced GEO tracking and GDPR controls, additional data storage, and other features.

1. Website Visitor GEO IP Tracking, Address Book visitor tagging and visitor IP email alerts with console audio doorbell-like alerts
2. WordPress Visitor IP Address Changes Tracking and Computer ID Tracking (Subject to GDPR Directive)
3. Advanced WordPress Website Analytics and Statistics (some functions are similar to Google Analytics but also feature a visitor level analysis)
4. Visitor IP Blocking and Visitor Traffic Control with Redirecting Rules using IP, Computer ID, connection and user system info
5. Link and Page Tracking and security access control based on an IP address and other visitor data
6. AD Campaigns Tracking (some features are similar to Google Analytics + individual visitor tracking and surveillance)
7. EU GDPR-compliant visitor tracking with selective GEO IP masking, Computer IP masking, and other GDPR compliance tools
8. Compatibility with WordPress multisite, JavaScript tracking, and basic HTML tracking codes
9. User-configurable dashboard with advanced options, auto-update and animated graphic charts

• TraceMyIP has been around since year 2008! It has been a trusted and reliable service that supports its users and relies on user feedback to stay consistent with feature demands.
• Individual visitor surveillance. Observe the behavior of any given WordPress site visitor over time, view changed IPs and browsing patterns.
• No inflated stats. Ever noticed how your current statistics show plenty of visits to your site but you can rarely see actual continued interest in your content, very few conversions/purchases, or contact requests? This is because, on some sites, over 80% of logged visits are actually bots, scripts, and content scraping mechanisms that forge real visitor activity to gain access to the content. As a result, it provides you with a false sense that your website attracts real people to read the content. TraceMyIP on the other hand blocks and filters the majority of content-scrapping mechanisms and bots, providing you with a more accurate picture of the amount of real people browsing your site.
• Email and console sound alerts. Get notified via email and console when a specific person visits your site and get sound alerts whenever there’s a new visit to your website while using your TraceMyIP console
• No major interface modifications. We keep the interface consistent with a design that has been stable for over a decade and is based on user feedback. This prevents our users from avoiding never-ending interface changes that cause additional learning curves, reduce productivity, and cause headaches. Once you learn TraceMyIP, you will not need to completely re-learn it again anytime soon. Stability is the key to WordPress publishing productivity.
• No spam and your account information is never sold or shared with third parties. Your account information, email address, and IP address remain private. You will only receive your TraceMyIP account notifications to the email address provided. TraceMyIP is proud to be a spam-free service!

A single user account can track up to 95 websites of any type simultaneously at the same time in real-time. All websites can be organized in groups with an easy site search function to quickly locate an active website project.

There are 2 types of alerts that can be configured

1. Notifications while using the console – this provides visual and sound alerts whenever there are active visitors on your site
2. Email alerts allow you to receive instant and scheduled email alerts for visitor IPs that were tagged using the TraceMyIP console.

You can TAG (bookmark) any visitor and set up an email alert

1. Locate the visitor on your logs that you would like to monitor
2. Click on the Email Alerts icon next to the TAG button
3. Assign the name and select when and how often you would like to get notified via email

For a step-by-step tutorial, see Visitor Email Alerts

To properly hide the tracker icon and make it invisible:

1. Enable the [Invisible Tracker] option by going to [My Projects] page, clicking on the [edit] link for the project, and selecting the [Invisible Tracker] option. You can also refer to this Invisible tracker tutorial.
2. Navigate to the WordPress TraceMyIP plugin settings page, and using the “Tracker Icon Position” menu set the option to “Header Script”. This may position the tracker on the left of the header or a footer, however, it will become completely invisible once the invisible tracker option is enabled.

Hiding the tracker with other methods will make tracking data unreliable as browsers tend to not load elements that are hidden otherwise.

Some key information you’ll find on your TraceMyIP reports includes:

• Website visitor IP address, IP address changes
• WordPress post view counter: group posts and pages by URL or Page Title for accurate timeframe post and page view counts
• Visitor GEO location on a city level
• Number of visits and returns over time, full browsing activity history with full URLs of all pages visited and their exact time
• Referring URLs where each visitor found the links to your site
• Search engine information that brought the visitor to your WordPress website
• Visitor Organization, ISP data, hostname, Internet browser information,
• Visitor Computer specifications include computer ID, screen resolution, operating system, browser type, version, and device name and model.

Additionally, you have the flexibility to assign custom street addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses, and create specific visitor notes. This custom information will be associated with each person, ensuring easy visitor identification even if their IP address changes.

With the IP tracking address book, you can effortlessly scan through all projects to locate the activity of a tagged visitor. Just TAG a visitor and click on the [activity] link to search all website logs for specific computer IP or ID activity.