Name: Logspot
Author: logspot

Logspot is analytics for go-to-market teams. One first-party snippet measures every event in real time, connects each one to the person and company behind it, enriches those accounts, and surfaces the signals worth acting on, closing the loop from measurement to action.

This plugin adds the Logspot snippet to your WordPress site and lets you configure it from Settings > Logspot Analytics, so you don’t need to edit your theme or install a header-scripts plugin. The analysis, signals, and actions happen in your Logspot account.

Features

One-field install: paste your public key and Logspot starts measuring pageviews in real time.
Snippet loading: async (recommended) or defer.
Role exclusion: administrators are excluded by default, with optional measurement inside wp-admin.
Autocapture controls: outbound links, file downloads, form submissions, element clicks, and input changes, each deferring to your Logspot dashboard by default. Autocapture never records typed values or sensitive inputs.
URL privacy: strip query parameters from tracked URLs, with a configurable allow-list.
Consent: mirror your existing cookie banner by choosing a consent source (Concord, OneTrust, Usercentrics, Cookiebot, or Google Consent Mode) and a consent behavior. Consent is enforced server-side and recorded on every event, and visitors can opt out with ?dnt on any URL.
Logged-in user identification (optional, off by default): Pseudonymized mode sends a salted hash; Full mode sends a raw identifier plus the traits you select. The plugin calls Logspot’s identify() for logged-in users and reset() on logout, so a visitor’s anonymous and signed-in sessions join one identity.
WooCommerce revenue (optional): send a revenue event for each paid order from the order-received page (order total and currency, no personal data), so purchases attribute back to the visits that produced them.
Debug tab: preview the exact snippet and identify payload before going live.
Clean uninstall, multisite-aware.

External services

This plugin connects your site to the Logspot analytics service:

It loads the Logspot snippet from https://cdn.logspot.io/lg.js.
The snippet sends analytics events (such as pageviews and, if enabled, identify calls) to Logspot’s API at https://api.logspot.io.

Data is sent only from visitors’ browsers when they load pages on your site. When WooCommerce Revenue is enabled, the order total, currency, order ID, item count, and payment method are also sent from the order-received page.