Welcome to Map My Visitors! Install our powerful widgets on your website and track visitors in real-time on
an interactive map.
Gain valuable insights about your audience and their geographic distribution.
See the stats demo page in action.
Create your account in seconds. No credit card required.
Get a small code snippet to paste into your website. Works with any platform.
Watch as your map fills up with visitor locations from around the world in real-time.
Powerful visitor analytics in a lightweight, free widget.
Display a world map on your site showing visitor locations as dots. Updates in real-time as visitors arrive.
A rotating 3D globe with animated visitor markers. A visually striking way to showcase your global audience.
View traffic trends over time with customizable date ranges. Daily, weekly, and monthly breakdowns.
Detailed geographic breakdown of your visitors with sortable tables showing countries, cities, and regions.
Loads as a tiny image or minimal script. Won't slow down your site — under 1KB initial payload.
Track all your websites from one dashboard. Add as many sites as you need, each with its own widget.
See where your traffic comes from — search engines, social media, direct visits, or other websites.
IP geolocation is processed offline. No cross-site tracking. No third-party cookies on your visitors.
WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, Squarespace, Wix, GitHub Pages, static HTML — just paste and go.
After installing the widget, every visitor gets tracked and displayed on your personal stats page.
View Live DemoTwenty years of running visitor counters, written down — comparisons we tested ourselves, numbers we measured with our own curl.
Every free counter widget of 2026, embedded on a live test page and compared — free tiers, signup rules, what each one actually shows.
8 tools tested with DevTools open: what each stores in the browser, which need a consent banner, and an honest verdict.
We measured 15 trackers with curl — from 397 bytes to 157 KB. The full sorted benchmark, redone at every major release.
Consent rules by tracking method — cookies, localStorage, fingerprinting, cookieless counting — in plain English.
The four numbers every tool reports differently, explained — and why two dashboards never agree on the same day of traffic.
An obituary for the classic hit counters — and what to replace them with in 2026, from someone who ran them all.
