User journeys

Every path your visitors take, mapped.

See how visitors move through your site and where they drop off, with nothing to set up.

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Sessions
12,480
Multi-page
41%
Bounce
38%
Top entry
/home
/home5,120/pricing2,940/blog1,180/pricing4,210/features3,360/docs2,180/signup2,470/docs/*1,920Exit1,540
Step 2 · /pricing
What's inside

Everything you need to follow the path.

Included in the Growth plan, or as an add-on on any plan.

Visual journey flows

A flow diagram of how sessions move page to page, two to six steps deep. Busier routes draw thicker.

Key numbers on top

Sessions, multi-page share, bounce rate and top entry page above the map.

Wildcard filters

Filter any step with patterns like /docs/*, suggested from your real traffic.

Click to filter

Click a page to pin it as a step and redraw the map around it.

Top journeys

Your most common multi-step paths, ranked with their session count and share.

Always fast

Updated every hour, so 120 days of data opens in a moment.

Nothing to tag

Built from page views the widget already tracks. No tracking plan needed.

Clean URLs

Query strings are removed and IDs masked before a path reaches the map.

Top journeys

Your most common paths, ranked.

Spot a pattern below the map and click straight into it.

  • Each path shows its sessions and share of traffic
  • Whole journeys, two to six steps deep
  • Click a path to explore it step by step on the map

Top journeys

Ranked by sessions

Last 120 days
  • 1
    /home/pricing/signup
    1,940
    62%
  • 2
    /home/features/pricing
    1,210
    39%
  • 3
    /blog/docs/docs/*
    820
    26%
The big picture

From entry to exit, at a glance.

  • Spot the routes most visitors take
  • See where visitors drop off, step by step
  • Compare entry pages by share of traffic
Entry pages report ranking the pages visitors land on first by their share of sessions
Setup

Mapped in three steps.

  1. 1

    Install the widget

    Add the snippet. Page views are tracked automatically, no tagging needed.

  2. 2

    Journeys build themselves

    Sessions are stitched together every hour, so the map is ready when you are.

  3. 3

    Open the map and filter

    Pick the step depth, click a page or type a path, and follow the flow.

Questions

User journey questions, answered.

What counts as a journey?

One visitor's path through your site in a single session, built from the pages they viewed in order. A new session starts after about three hours of inactivity. Paths are mapped up to six steps deep.

Is this based on page views only?

Yes. Journeys are built from page views, not custom events, so there's nothing to tag. Query strings and fragments are removed and IDs in the path are masked, so you see routes like /users/:id instead of raw values.

How fresh is the data?

Journeys update about once an hour, and the map shows when it was last updated. It isn't real-time, and a brand-new site needs its first day of hourly updates to fill in.

How far back can I look?

Up to 120 days. The window moves forward every day, so you always see the most recent 120 days.

Does tracking slow my site down?

No. Journeys use the same lightweight page-view tracking the widget already does, and the heavy work runs on our servers, not in your visitors' browsers.

What about privacy and cookies?

Journeys use Yaplet's own visitor ID, not IP addresses or emails, and URLs are cleaned before they reach your journeys. It builds on Yaplet's existing visitor tracking, so use it within your own privacy policy and consent setup.

Which plans include user journeys?

The Growth plan includes them, and every other plan can add them as an add-on. Start free to set up your widget, then open the map when you're ready.

Still have a question?

See the paths your visitors take.

Start free, add the widget, and open your journey map with Growth or the add-on.

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