Free in Nova and every plan
See where people click, which buttons they miss and how far they read, separately for desktop, tablet and mobile. One click opens the heatmap over your real page. No recordings of mouse movement or typing.
What it is for
The heat of clicks shows which buttons, links and pictures people use — and which they pass by.
Dead clicks on things that look clickable and rage clicks are marked, so you see what people expect from the page.
The scroll depth shows how many visitors reach every part of the page — and whether your call to action is seen.
How it works
Pick a page and a device: the clicks are drawn over the outline of the page, with the most clicked elements by name and the scroll depth on the side.
“Heatmap on the site” opens your real page with the heatmap on top, through a signed link valid for two hours. Nothing is measured while you look.
Screenshots of the Visitics dashboard with demo data.
In detail
Every click is stored with the element it hit and its position inside that element, so it lands in the right place on a narrower or wider screen too. Desktop, tablet and phone are kept apart by the window width: under 768 px a phone, under 1,024 px a tablet.
The scroll map shows how many visitors reached each part of the page, with the edge of the first screen marked. The most clicked elements are listed with their label and CSS selector, with their rage and dead clicks next to them.
“Heatmap on the site” opens your real page with the heatmap on top, through a signed link that works for two hours and one page. While it is open the tracking script measures nothing, and your site needs no sign-in and no cookie for it.
Clicks carry no visitor fingerprint, so they can stay 90 days and you can pick any period within them. The label of a clicked button or link is kept; nothing from a form ever is.
From Aura a heatmap can be split by A/B test variant. The spots visitors mark with “point at the page” in a survey appear in the heatmap, and the problem elements of the frustration report link to their heatmap.
Everything it does
Privacy
Plans
The values come straight from the price list. Every new organization tries Aura free for 14 days, without a payment card.
| Novafree for good | Pulse€9 a month | Aura€29 a month | Luna€79 a month | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pages with a heatmap | The home page | 5 | 50 | Unlimited |
| History | 1 month | 6 months | 12 months | 24 months |
| Start free | Choose Pulse | Choose Aura | Choose Luna |
Questions
Visitics records no sessions: it keeps the position of a click and the clicked element, not a replay of the visit. That is less data about people, no cookies, and the heatmap still shows what works on the page.
No. Clicks are collected on every page by the tracking script; the plan decides how many pages show their heatmap. The free Nova plan has the heatmap of your home page and stores only its clicks.
The dashboard draws the clicks over a sketch of the page built from the clicked elements, so nothing of your page is copied to us. For the real look, open the heatmap over your live page.
Yes, a change of the address counts as a new page and its clicks belong to it.
Nova shows the heatmap of your home page, the paid plans more pages (see the table above). From Pulse the clicks of all pages are collected, so a page you add later shows its last 90 days at once.
Yes, from Aura: the heatmap of a page can be filtered by the variant visitors saw, so you see whether the change moved the clicks.
Goes well with
One line of code and the first data within seconds. Aura free for 14 days, then Nova for good — no payment card.