The Web Analytics API is now publicly available, with programmatic access to page views, visitors, and custom events for your Vercel projects.
The API reads from the same aggregated data model that powers the Web Analytics dashboard, so numbers from the API will match what your team sees in the UI. You can use it to build your own custom reports or to embed live traffic metrics in a customer-facing admin panel.
Two resources are exposed:
Count endpoints return a single total; aggregate endpoints return rows grouped by time, route, country, referrer, device, feature flag, or custom event data. Filters use OData syntax, with
For example, to count visitors of a specific page, call
For raw, unaggregated event streams, forward analytics data to your own infrastructure with Drains.
Read the Web Analytics API guide for authentication setup, full filter syntax, and response schemas.
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The API reads from the same aggregated data model that powers the Web Analytics dashboard, so numbers from the API will match what your team sees in the UI. You can use it to build your own custom reports or to embed live traffic metrics in a customer-facing admin panel.
Two resources are exposed:
visitsfor automatically tracked page views and visitors
eventsfor custom events sent withtrack()
Count endpoints return a single total; aggregate endpoints return rows grouped by time, route, country, referrer, device, feature flag, or custom event data. Filters use OData syntax, with
by to group results.For example, to count visitors of a specific page, call
visits/count with a requestPath filter:For raw, unaggregated event streams, forward analytics data to your own infrastructure with Drains.
Read the Web Analytics API guide for authentication setup, full filter syntax, and response schemas.
Read more
Continue reading...