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Web Statistics

Hosting → Statistics lists every site on the server with its traffic over a range: which sites are busy, which are mostly crawled by bots, and which are throwing errors. The figures come from the access logs, as on the client panel’s Statistics page, and update every ten minutes.

The administrator's Statistics page in the dark theme, over the last 30 days. Four figures across the top: 12 sites, 40,350 visitors, 36% bot requests and 540 server errors. Below, a search box for a site or account and a table of sites ranked by visitors, each with its account underneath: shop.acmehost.com first with 12,360 visitors, 38,316 pageviews, 31% bots with a small bar, 5.2 GB bot transfer, 1,200 4xx and 12 5xx in red; then tienda-montana.es and corepanel.io. Further down, blog.oldpress.org shows 91% bots, legacy-forum.net 420 server errors, and new-client.com no traffic at all. Paging controls at the bottom show 1–12 of 12.

  • Columns: visitors, pageviews, the bots’ share of the site’s requests, what bots were sent, and 4xx and 5xx responses. Click a column header to rank by it.
  • Every site is listed, including one with no traffic in the range, so a site whose DNS never reached the server stands out. Aliases are counted under the site they point to.
  • Click a site to open its own statistics, the same page its owner sees in the client panel, including the Bots and AI switches.
  • Resellers get the same page over their own accounts’ sites. The counts and totals at the top cover those sites only.
  • Bot transfer is counted from the release that added it; before that day it reads 0.