Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 2 sources
Analytics & Traffic shows store visits, traffic sources, product views, conversion and revenue, with exports.
Without knowing where visitors come from and which products convert, owners guess what to promote.
5 steps, in this order. Each one is explained in the step-by-step guide.
It's a dashboard that shows store visits, traffic sources, product views, conversion and revenue, with exports. You open it from the Growth & AI menu in your Pludor store. It's designed for sellers deciding what to promote and anyone running ads or social.
You need an analytics tool that breaks visits down by source. In Pludor, open Analytics & Traffic, pick a date range, and check the sources view to see which links, social posts or ads brought visits. Then compare this week with last week to spot trends.
It's on for every store, including the Free plan. Each month you get a free amount of usage (for example 3,000 store and website visits), and past that you pay only for what you use in credits, where 1 credit = 1 cent. New stores also get 500 free credits.
Look for high-view, low-sale products in your analytics - that's the clearest sign something in the listing is putting buyers off. In Pludor's Analytics & Traffic, check product views against conversion, then improve the photos, price or description of the weak products.
First create a Pludor store (free at pludor.com/setup, no card needed). Then open Analytics & Traffic in the Growth & AI menu, pick a date range, check your traffic sources, find weak products, and download reports from Exports. A full step-by-step guide is at pludor.com/tutorials/analytics.
Yes. Pludor Analytics & Traffic includes an Exports section where you can download your traffic and sales reports as CSV files. That lets you open them in Excel or Google Sheets for deeper analysis or sharing with others.
Yes - it's included on every store, including the Free plan, with a free amount of usage every month. You only pay for what you use past the free amounts, in credits (1 credit = 1 cent). Creating a store is free with no card needed, and new stores get 500 free credits.
Compare traffic sources to see which links, social posts or ads actually bring visits, then check which products convert those visits into sales. Without this, owners just guess what to promote. Pludor's Analytics & Traffic puts visits, sources, conversion and revenue in one dashboard so you can promote what's actually working.
Pludor has a self-serve Ads Manager at pludor.com/ads that shows ads inside Pludor's feeds, shop, video and messaging surfaces. Choose New Campaign, pick an objective, budget and schedule, then select placements, targeting and CPM or CPC bidding. Watch the report and pause, resume or boost the campaign as needed.
No - detailed analytics, including product views and conversion, is on for every store, including the Free plan. You only pay if you go past the monthly free amounts, and even then your store, checkout and orders never switch off for lack of credit.
Sellers deciding what to promote, anyone running ads or social.
Without knowing where visitors come from and which products convert, owners guess what to promote.
1. Open Analytics 2. Pick a date range 3. Check sources 4. Find weak products 5. Export Full step-by-step guide: pludor.com/tutorials/analytics
Visits and sources. Product views and conversion. Revenue over time. Exports.
Traffic and sales reports, CSV exports.
Sellers deciding what to promote, anyone running ads or social.
Ads Manager: self-serve ads shown inside Pludor's feeds, shop, video and messaging surfaces. Online Store: a branded storefront with products, services, cart and checkout. Promotions & Promo Codes: sale prices, promo codes and automated customer emails.
Every step, in order: How to use Analytics & Traffic.
On for every store, including the Free plan - a free amount every month, then pay only for what you use (1 credit = 1 cent).
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
Open my free storeChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.