Websites and settings

Your sites lists the websites you own and the ones shared with you (up to 30 in total, your own first). Each has its own tracking token, settings and analytics. Shared websites also appear in the website switcher and Find with your role; see team members for what viewers can do.

Add a website

Choose Add website, enter its domain and name, then install its generated snippet. Accounts support up to 30 websites. New sites show a waiting state until accepted activity has been prepared. Setup health reports the latest prepared pageview; a custom event can end the general waiting state without adding a pageview. A brief delay after collection is normal, and an internal storage interruption can extend it.

Site cards show visitors for the period chosen in the Visitor period menu (today, yesterday, last 24 hours, last 7 or 30 days, month to date; the default is the last 24 hours and the choice is remembered in this browser) and a current online count. Visitor summaries refresh in five-minute steps; the online count refreshes independently every minute, even when a historical visitor period is selected. The computed timestamp and dates describe the visitor summary. Calendar presets use your display time zone. Hidden tabs pause automatic refresh and update when visible again. Open a card to see that website’s Overview.

Your website cards and Add website remain available while statistics are calculated. Counting means a number is still being prepared, not zero visitors. If a summary fails, use Retry or open the website directly; a failed calculation does not hide your websites.

Arrange your sites

Choose Arrange sites to group the websites you own under category headings and order them; shared websites keep the layout their owner set. Add category creates a heading (up to 40 characters); each card gets a Category menu and Move up / Move down arrows. Rename a category in its heading field, or choose Remove category to drop the heading while keeping its websites. Each category needs a different name; Done asks you to change a duplicate before saving. Done saves the layout for your account; Cancel discards the changes. Websites without a category are listed last under Other websites. Only the owner arranges a layout; websites shared with you are not part of it.

Your sites does not select a website automatically. Open a site card or choose a website in Find to show its Analytics, Manage → Settings, website switcher and Show tour controls. Returning to Your sites, Roll-up or account/billing pages hides these website controls. Account controls and usage remain available.

Find lists your websites; website pages and /path filters are available only while a website is open and apply to that website.

On mobile, tap the menu icon at the top left to reach Your sites and account controls. After opening a website, the same menu also shows its analytics, Settings and website switcher. Scroll the menu to reach the lower controls.

Try the demo

Open Live demo or choose Open demo site on the Add website screen. No account is needed: the demo is one public, read-only Seean Studio website at the same address for everyone, and it is never listed under Your sites or in Roll-up. Its navigation offers the analytics pages only; there is no Settings page, export or API access for it, and nothing you do there touches your own websites. Signed-out visitors see Start free trial and Log in where the account menu normally sits.

The demo carries 60 days of sample traffic, orders, funnels and Web Vitals; a few live hits arrive every few minutes and a fresh day is added nightly, so Realtime and the dashboards stay populated. Restarting a nightly update does not add the same completed day twice.

Change settings

Open Settings from a website’s navigation or Find. Settings is a full page. Choose a section from the left navigation on desktop or the Settings section menu on mobile. The mobile menu uses Seean’s themed selection component, with keyboard navigation and Escape to close it. The selected section is reflected in the URL. Existing tab=tracking and tab=export links open Installation and Data respectively. Use the main navigation to return to a report.

General changes the website name and domain and shows its read-only Site ID. Installation contains the snippet, token rotation and setup health. Integrations contains revenue integration and Search Console. Reports contains PDF preparation, email reports and the weekly schedule. Data contains CSV exports. Other sections manage exclusions, sharing, API access, billing and deletion.

Team lists members and pending invitations; the owner invites view-only teammates there, and no other role can be granted from the dashboard. API access, Integrations, Billing, Usage and Danger zone are shown to the owner only. Viewers see a read-only General section and the Team list only. The demo has no Settings page at all.

API access manages separate read-only analytics keys for this website. Follow the analytics API guide for creation, scope, limits and revocation.

Choose Save and wait for Saved. Changing the domain keeps the website and its tracking token, but removes its existing Search Console connection and imported keywords; reconnect for the new domain. Renaming a website does not move an installed snippet or rewrite its existing analytics. The domain is not a collection allowlist; review subdomain setup when combining hosts.

Rotate a tracking token

In Installation, choose Rotate token and confirm. The old snippet stops working. Replace the script’s site token everywhere you installed it and verify incoming pageviews again. This public tracking token is separate from the private revenue key.

Reset statistics

Reset applies to the current analytics store and its pending records, including records collected before the storage migration. Reset also clears earlier temporary collector identity state; activity accepted at or after the reset boundary remains available.

Settings → Danger zone → Reset statistics deletes everything collected for a website - pageviews, custom events, orders, Web Vitals and imported history - while keeping the website itself, its tracking token, settings, exclusions, conversions, team, share links, API keys and integrations. Type the website’s domain to confirm. Only the owner can reset a website and the demo website cannot be reset; wait for a running import to finish first.

Deletion continues in the background after the confirmation, so large websites empty over a few minutes. Traffic arriving after the reset is kept and the install banner returns until the next pageview unless the installation is already verified. An analysis or download that overlaps the reset can show The dataset changed. Refresh the analysis.; choose Retry analysis or restart the download. New analyses and event lists exclude earlier records as soon as the reset is accepted, while physical cleanup continues. Events already counted toward this month’s usage allowance are not refunded and the reset cannot be undone. Danger zone shows the last reset time.

The reset also covers records queued for internal storage transfer. Retrying that transfer does not bring the old statistics back; records accepted after the reset remain available.

Delete a website

Export anything you need first. Settings → Danger zone → Delete website removes the site and starts deletion of its associated data. This cannot be undone.

Only the owner can delete a website. Deleting it also removes its members and pending invitations.

If a saved URL no longer opens a website, check that you are signed into the owner account or an account that is still a member, and that the site still exists.

Website icons help identify sites on cards, in the switcher and beside analytics sources. Seean domains use the built-in Seean icon. For your own websites (cards, the switcher and the admin list), other domains first use the website’s published /favicon.svg, then Google’s public favicon lookup and DuckDuckGo’s icon lookup if an earlier image fails. Referrer and hostname rows come from visitor data, so they use only the Google and DuckDuckGo lookups and never contact the referring site directly. A successful lookup makes no request to the next source. These image requests include the domain and normal browser network metadata, with no page referrer sent.

If every image fails to load, a globe keeps the site identifiable alongside its domain. Switching to another site and back, or reloading the page, retries the lookup. Seean cannot guarantee a logo for a site that publishes none, blocks access, or is absent from both services’ caches. The direct SVG uses a daily cache key so a browser does not retain an older published icon indefinitely; the icon does not indicate whether tracking is working.

In Data, import a full Plausible export, inspect source tables, download the saved original, or remove only that import. Importing keeps existing live events and the tracking token. Deleting the website also removes its saved imports and their original files.

Management from tools

Owners can use the scoped API or CLI to create sites, change names/domains, rotate tracking tokens, delete sites or reset statistics. Each capability needs its own key permission; destructive operations also need the exact confirmation phrase. These paths share the website settings validation and cleanup rules. Shared team access does not grant workspace API ownership.

Something unclear? Contact support.