Clicks
See which links and buttons visitors use, on desktop, tablet and mobile.
HeatMap
Click maps, scroll depth and rage clicks show how people use a page, so you can choose what to look at next. The maps show behaviour; deciding what to change stays with you.

Visitors arrive, but few reach the form or the button that matters. Page counts say how many came, not where on the page they stopped or what they tried to click.
See which links and buttons visitors use, on desktop, tablet and mobile.
See how far down the page people read, in 10% steps, and where most of them stop.
Three or more quick clicks on the same spot show where something looked clickable or did not respond.
The film uses example data.
See where visitors click, how far they scroll and where clicks pile up, page by page.
Capabilities without a plan label are in every plan. Capacity depends on the plan, so compare the limits before choosing.
An overlay shows where visitors click on each page, from least to most activity.
Track how far visitors scroll in 10% steps and see where attention drops off.
Repeated quick clicks on one element are flagged, with the elements involved and a daily trend.
See where the pointer moves and rests on desktop screens.
Browse sessions by page, device, screen size, duration and date range.
See how sessions split across desktop, tablet and mobile.
Download session and map data for your own analysis.
Available on Growth and ProPrepared reports on behaviour across the site.
Available on ProPlans differ in monthly sessions and how long the history is kept.
5,000, 15,000 or 50,000 sessions a month, depending on the plan.
HeatMap plans
From $25CAD / month
Includes ADI access: our desktop assistant, unlocked for your account while the plan is active. You download it and choose what it connects to.
Clicks, scroll depth, pointer movement and whether the page is visible, with the device and screen size. It does not capture what visitors type.
The recorder is a small script that loads asynchronously, so it does not hold up the page.
No. It shows where people clicked, scrolled and stopped. Use that to decide what to test or change.
It depends on the plan. The plan comparison lists the days of history and monthly sessions for each plan.