Visitors
visitors.now/
Visitors is a privacy-focused, Google Analytics alternative that ties web traffic directly to revenue, tracking which visitors convert into paying customers in real time. It states its tracking script is "under 1KB" with a "5-minute setup" and runs a direct comparison table against GA, Plausible and Fathom rather than only describing itself in isolation. Unusually for a SaaS homepage, it discloses its own funding status and traction as a selling point: "No VC funding. We ship what users ask for" alongside "We hit $1K MRR." Sample visitor profiles use named individuals (Sarah Mitchell, James Chen) with attached revenue figures to demonstrate the revenue-attribution feature.
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Visitors's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Visitors's live page — useful references for data & analytics landing page design.
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More blog pagesVisitors design review: how the homepage is built
The homepage for Visitors, a web analytics product, stacks a white hero above a violet gradient panel and runs about 8,119 pixels tall on desktop. Colour stays close to the detected palette: #181925 for the navigation pill and text, #9580ff for the primary button, and #caa6e8 for the soft gradient behind the dashboard screenshot. Headings use the OpenRunde display typeface. The page carries the same name as the catalogue entry. Its most distinctive move for analytics is revenue: the hero opens with "Revenue-first web analytics", and the first feature card is titled "Revenue attribution".
Above the fold
The first screen is a centred hero. A small pill reads "NEW" beside "We hit $1K MRR", above the headline and subhead. Two buttons follow: "Start 14 day free trial" in violet and "See demo" in pale grey. Below, a grey logo strip of six marks leads to a dashboard screenshot on a purple-to-blue wave, with a tab bar reading "Dashboard", "Profiles", "Funnels", "Performance" and "Realtime".
Features and proof
The feature section opens with "Features" over a centred heading, "Everything you need to understand your visitors". Three claims follow in a row: "Lightweight script.", "5-minute setup." and "Independent.". Large cards then sit in a two-column grid, "Revenue attribution" in green beside "Realtime tracking" in blue. Lower, "Visitor profiles" in pink sits beside "Performance metrics" in amber, with a score ring labelled "Perfect".
Comparison and pricing
Process and comparison follow. Under a small "How it works" label, three cards read "Install script.", "Connect revenue." and "See insights." beside numbers 01 to 03. "How Visitors compares" then sets the product in an outlined column against GA, Plausible and Fathom across nine rows, from "GDPR compliant" to "Funnel analysis". A "Simplified pricing" block closes the stretch with a 10K events slider at $9/mo.
Closing section and footer
The page ends with a shaded card reading "See what's driving your revenue", a second "Start 14 day free trial" and "See demo". Footer columns headed "Product", "Features", "Comparison" and "Company" list links such as "Google Analytics" and "Privacy". A "Partial outage" status with an amber dot sits under the copyright line, above a large lavender version of the logo mark.
On mobile
At 390px the 13,525-pixel page stacks nearly everything into one column. The hero headline breaks onto three lines, and the two buttons sit one above the other at full width. The dashboard frame shrinks, its tab bar cut to a "Dashboard" control with arrows. The comparison becomes stacked cards, one per metric, with "Visitors" first in each. The footer links fall into two columns beneath the copy.
Worth borrowing
- A row of three short claims, "Lightweight script.", "5-minute setup." and "Independent.", turns trust points into scannable lines before the feature grid.
- A comparison table places the product in an outlined column, so the eye tracks one brand down nine rows of icons.
- A pricing card pairs a slider with a map labelled "Simulated realtime for 10K", tying the cost to the traffic it measures.
