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Trends across every AI signal in one place.

Bot hits, referral conversions, citation share, top URLs by source. Time-series charts for the AI channel — same dashboard, same filters, comparable across every site you host.

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liveYovale AI Analytics
yovale.com/en/ai-analytics
trend view

GPTBot up 22% week over week.

Every chart supports day, week, month and quarter rollups. Compare across sites, overlay annotations on top of deploys, export the underlying data when finance asks.

Bot hits / 30d
78.2k+22%
AI referrals / 30d
1.4k+14%
Citations / 30d
62+9%
Top URL share
/pricing 28%
data points (last 6 days)
live
  • day -0all bots2,847 hits · 187 humanslive
  • day -1all bots2,684 hits · 161 humansok
  • day -2all bots2,512 hits · 144 humansok
  • day -3all bots2,398 hits · 138 humansok
  • day -4all bots2,261 hits · 121 humansok
12mo
history retained per site
16
metrics plotted
1
click to compare sites
the gap

Raw event streams don't answer questions.

×GA4freeno AI bot data to plot
×Datadog$31/host/moDIY pipelines, no AI primitives
×Metabase + SQL$85/mobuild it yourself

Logs are great if you want to know what happened at 12:04:22. They're useless if you want to know whether GPTBot reads more pricing pages this quarter than last. That question needs aggregation, time bucketing and rollups — not grep.

Most analytics platforms can do that for human traffic. None of them do it for AI. You end up writing SQL against your own logs, or pasting CSVs into a spreadsheet that goes stale by Tuesday.

Yovale aggregates the AI event stream into time-series and surfaces it as charts. Every metric you'd reach for: hit rate, citation share, conversion lift, page-level cumulative — already plotted, already filterable.

capabilities

Charts an SEO lead will actually open.

Four chart families, each tuned for the kind of question an AI channel raises.

  • 01
    01
    trend

    Bot hit trend lines

    Daily bot hits per source, stackable or overlaid. Annotate with deploys, content updates, robots.txt changes — see causation, not just correlation.

    per-bot trend
  • 02
    02
    referral

    Referral funnel

    AI source → landing page → conversion. Same shape as a GA4 funnel, scoped to chat-driven traffic only. Day/week/quarter views.

    funnel by source
  • 03
    03
    citation

    Citation share over time

    Of the pages quoted by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini, which earned share this quarter? Which lost it?

    share-of-voice
  • 04
    04
    compare

    Cross-site comparison

    Overlay metrics from two or more sites on the same chart. Pre-/post-redesign analysis, agency portfolio rollups, brand-vs-brand benchmarks.

    n-site overlay
side by side

What AI-aware analytics should ship with.

Generic analytics tool

AI bot data source
absent or DIY
Citation tracking
not a primitive
Referral resolution
buckets as direct
Time granularity
client-dependent
Cross-site overlay
needs Looker / Metabase
Cost
$50-$500/mo extra
ResultDIY pipelines forever

Yovale AI analytics

AI bot data source
captured at the edge
Citation tracking
daily check, 4 sources
Referral resolution
12 chat sources named
Time granularity
day / week / month / quarter
Cross-site overlay
one click in the dashboard
Cost
included with hosting
Resultready charts, real signals

analytics stack · how it works

From event stream to chart.

Yovale's analytics layer sits on top of the same edge event stream that powers bot tracking and referral capture. Roll-ups are pre-aggregated daily; ad-hoc filters resolve in seconds.

Ingest
Aggregate
Visualise
1
event stream
Ingest
edge → time-series store

Every bot hit and referral event lands in a per-site time-series store. Same source of truth as the live dashboards — no duplicated capture path.

rollup grains
Aggregate
pre-rolled daily

Daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly aggregates are computed each night. Common queries return in milliseconds, not seconds.

1
dashboard
Visualise
in-dashboard charts

Charts render with the same design language as the rest of the dashboard. Filter by site, date range, source or URL — all chart-aware, all instant.

no third-party tool
pricing

Charts in every plan, no analytics tier.

Datadog charges per host. Mixpanel charges per event. Yovale charges per WordPress site, and analytics is part of it.

$149
/year

Starter, 2 sites, full analytics on both. Annual only.

16 metrics plotted12 months retentionCross-site overlayCSV exportPre-aggregated rollupsAnnotation timeline
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questions

Things buyers ask before trusting the charts.

How far back does history go?+

12 months by default on every plan. Older data is available on Business plans up to 36 months.

Can I overlay deploy or content events?+

Yes. Drop an annotation at any date on any chart, manually or via webhook. We also auto-annotate when llms.txt or robots.txt changes.

Is there an API or just charts?+

REST endpoint per metric, CSV export per chart, webhook for thresholds you care about. Charts are the default UX, not the only one.

Can agencies overlay two clients' sites?+

Yes, if both sites are in the same Yovale account. Cross-account overlay is on the roadmap.

How are bots distinguished from real humans in referral charts?+

Bots and referrals are different event streams. Bot charts show UA-classified bots only; referral charts show visits without a bot UA whose Referer or client-hint matches an AI host.

Does this need any tracking script on the page?+

No. All capture is server-side at the edge. Page rendering is unchanged.

closing

Stop building the chart you needed last quarter.

Move a site over in seven minutes. The first 30 days of charts populate as data arrives — the rest is yours to compare.

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