SiteStats Analytics – Google Analytics, Bing Webmaster & Search Console

WordPress Analytics Plugin with GA4, Search Console & Bing

Drag-and-drop WordPress analytics dashboard that combines data from Google Analytics, Search Console, Bing, WordPress, WooCommerce & others.

SiteStats Analytics provides a unified analytics dashboard directly in your WordPress admin.

Instead of jumping between multiple external tools, SiteStats lets you view key metrics from Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, WooCommerce & WordPress itself in one place with flexible charts, KPIs and tables.

Built for site owners, developers and agencies who want fast insights without unnecessary complexity.

Analytics Dashboard Key Features

• Customizable dashboard
  • Drag-and-drop modules
  • Line charts, bar charts, tables and KPI cards
• Google Analytics (GA4) integration
  • Sessions, users, traffic sources and more
• Google Search Console integration
  • Search queries, clicks, impressions and CTR
• Bing Webmaster Tools integration
  • Search queries, clicks, impressions and CTR
• WordPress analytics
  • New posts, new users, comments and publishing activity
• WooCommerce analytics
  • Revenue, orders, top products, order status & more
• Flexible date ranges
  • Presets like last 7/30/90 days
  • Custom date selection
• Role-based access
  • Control who can view dashboards and manage settings
• Performance-conscious
  • Server-side query limiting
  • Built-in caching for analytics queries

Bing Webmaster Tools WordPress Dashboard

SiteStats Analytics includes a built-in Bing Webmaster Tools connector, allowing you to view Bing search performance data directly inside your WordPress dashboard.

Instead of logging into Bing Webmaster separately, you can monitor:

• Bing search queries
• Clicks from Bing search
• Impressions in Bing
• Click-through rate (CTR)
• Average position in Bing results

If you are looking for a Bing analytics WordPress plugin or a way to display Bing Webmaster data inside WordPress, SiteStats provides a simple dashboard-based solution.

This is especially useful for site owners who want visibility into both Google and Bing search performance without switching platforms.

Google Search Console WordPress Dashboard

SiteStats connects to Google Search Console and displays search performance data inside WordPress.

You can view:

• Search queries
• Total clicks
• Impressions
• Average position
• Click-through rate (CTR)

If you are searching for a Search Console WordPress plugin or a way to show Google Search Console data in the WordPress admin area, SiteStats provides a flexible dashboard builder for creating custom Search Console reports.

You can combine Search Console data with Google Analytics, Bing, WooCommerce and WordPress metrics in one unified dashboard.

Multi-Source Analytics for WordPress

Most analytics plugins focus on a single platform. SiteStats is designed as a multi-source analytics plugin for WordPress.

You can combine data from:

• Google Analytics (GA4)
• Google Search Console
• Bing Webmaster Tools
• WordPress core activity
• WooCommerce
• Additional connectors (Pro)

This makes SiteStats suitable for developers, agencies and site owners who want a unified analytics dashboard inside WordPress rather than relying on multiple separate plugins.

Free vs Pro

The free version includes core analytics and WordPress data sources.

A Pro add-on is available which unlocks additional connectors and advanced features.

Learn more about SiteStats Pro:
https://sitestatswp.com/pricing

Getting Started

1. Activate the plugin
2. Open SiteStats → Settings
3. Configure global settings such as:
   • Default date range
   • User roles with access
4. Connect Google services if required
5. Add, remove or rearrange dashboard modules

Each module can be customized to show specific metrics and visuals.

External services

This plugin connects to external services to authenticate with Google and to retrieve analytics data for display inside WordPress. These connections are only used if you choose to enable the relevant features.

To connect a Google account, the plugin uses a SiteStats-hosted authentication service. When you click “Connect Google”, your site is redirected to this service to complete the Google OAuth 2.0 login. During this process, your site URL, a return URL, and a temporary state value are sent to securely complete the authentication. After a successful login, a temporary authorization code is returned to your WordPress site to establish the connection.

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Once connected, the plugin communicates directly with Google APIs to retrieve Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console data. When dashboards or widgets are loaded, the plugin sends requests to Google that include the selected property or site, the requested date range and report configuration, and an access token authorizing the request. Google returns aggregated analytics and search performance data for display inside WordPress.

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