About Seean

Seean makes you seen. The name carries the product idea: a lighthouse does not create the coastline or calm the water. It makes what is already there easier to see.

Seean is web analytics software from NesDesign LLC. It helps website owners bring traffic, campaigns, visitor journeys, real visitor performance and attributable revenue into focus. When the available data has a gap, Seean keeps that boundary visible instead of filling it with a guess.

The public website is seean.io. The application is app.seean.io. For product questions or corrections, contact hello@seean.io.

Product facts

Topic Current behavior
Installation JavaScript snippet in a website’s shared layout
Traffic reports Visitors, visits, views, pages, sources, campaigns and events
Conversion analysis Funnels built from collected pages and events
Revenue Server-supplied orders and attribution fields; amounts in the website’s reporting currency; full or partial refunds
Performance Real visitor LCP, INP, CLS, FCP and TTFB measurements
Multiple websites Up to 30 sites, with a combined roll-up view
Sharing and export Revocable public report links; event and order CSV exports
Trial 15 days, no card required
Paid plans The available reports stay the same; tiers depend on event volume
Browser storage No default persistent measurement storage; optional same-day cross-domain sessionStorage; no tracker cookies

What Seean does not claim

Seean does not promise that every visit can be measured. Country estimates do not establish a visitor’s precise physical location. Revenue reports do not recover attribution that an integration did not supply. Daily server-derived hashes are pseudonymous; optional cross-domain handoff uses sessionStorage. This does not establish a universal exemption from consent requirements.

The documentation describes setup and limitations. The changelog records product updates, and pricing lists the available event-volume tiers.

Sources for product information

Product facts reviewed on September 21, 2026. Contact us if you find a discrepancy between a report, documentation and the application.