Easy Analytics with Cloudflare RUM shows your Cloudflare RUM (real user monitoring) Web Analytics data inside WordPress. Data is read from Cloudflare and kept for a short time, so nothing is copied into custom database tables.

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Features

Overview: visits, page views, page load time and a Core Web Vitals summary, with a traffic chart and trends against the previous period
Pages, referrers, countries, browsers, operating systems and devices
Core Web Vitals: LCP, INP and CLS with good / needs improvement / poor distribution, percentiles (P50 to P99), sub-parts and a per-page table
Dashboard widget: 30-day chart with visits and page views
Admin bar counter: today’s page views for the page you are viewing on the public site, and total views in wp-admin
Fast: pages open from saved data and refresh in the background after they have loaded. Choose how often: every 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, hourly, or manual only
Dark mode: Light, Dark or System, saved per user
Primary color: choose your accent color once; the rest of the palette adapts to it
No external scripts: the charts are drawn by a small script bundled with the plugin
Secure: your API token is encrypted using your WordPress salts

Requirements

Cloudflare Web Analytics turned on for your site (this plugin reads the data; it does not add the tracking snippet)
A Cloudflare API token with Zone > Zone > Read, Account > Account Settings > Read and Account > Account Analytics > Read
Works with passkey, SSO and 2FA logins (the plugin never uses your login, only the token)
WordPress 5.3 or higher, PHP 7.4 or higher

External services

This plugin connects to the Cloudflare API to read your Web Analytics data. Without that connection it cannot show anything.

Service: Cloudflare API (https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4), including its GraphQL Analytics endpoint.
What it is used for: listing your zones, finding your Web Analytics site, and reading analytics: page views, visits, page load time, Core Web Vitals, top pages, referrers, countries, browsers, operating systems and devices.
What is sent, and when: your Cloudflare API token (as an authorization header), your zone, account and Web Analytics site IDs, and the date range being viewed. For the admin bar counter, the path of a page is sent only when it is not in your top-pages list. Requests are made when an administrator opens the plugin’s dashboard or settings, the WordPress Dashboard (for the widget), or a page where the admin bar counter needs a refresh, and when you use Test connection or Refresh. The plugin does not send any information about your site’s visitors to Cloudflare; it only reads aggregated analytics.
Cloudflare’s terms and privacy policy: Terms of Use, Privacy Policy.