Session Count Chart

The Sessions Per Page Chart shows how many sessions each tracked page receives each day, broken down by device type — revealing traffic trends and the mix of desktop, mobile, and tablet visitors over time.

Quick start

1. Select a domain from the domain filter

2. Leave the page filter set to All Pages for a site-wide view

3. Set the date range to Last 30 Days

4. Read the stacked bars — height shows total daily sessions; colours show the device split

5. Select a specific page to focus on a single URL

Understanding the display

The chart uses a stacked column layout. Each bar represents one day. The three segments inside each bar show the session count for that day split across device types.

Colour	Device type
Blue (first)	Desktop sessions
Orange (second)	Mobile sessions
Green (third)	Tablet sessions

Bar height represents total sessions for that day across all device types. A taller bar means more traffic. The proportions within each bar show the device mix — a bar that is mostly the desktop colour indicates desktop-dominant traffic for that day.

When All Pages is selected, the chart aggregates sessions across every tracked page on the domain. Selecting a specific page scopes all data to that URL alone.

What should I do next?

What you see	Recommended action
Consistent upward trend	Monitor and protect — traffic is growing
Sustained decline over several weeks	Investigate ranking changes and content freshness for affected pages
Sharp single-day spike	Check for a referral source, social share, or external link that drove traffic that day
Sharp single-day drop	Check for a crawl error, page redirect, or downtime event around that date
Mobile sessions very low	Review mobile usability and page load speed for the selected page
Desktop dominant for a page that should attract mobile users	Audit mobile UX — layout, font sizes, and call-to-action placement
Flat traffic on a low-volume page	Consider consolidating the page with a higher-performing equivalent or improving internal linking

Filters

Domain Selects the website to analyse. A domain must be selected before the chart loads. Changing the domain resets the page list to show only pages tracked for that domain.

Page Filters the chart to a single URL. Select All Pages to see aggregated traffic across the entire domain, or choose a specific URL to focus the view. Multiple pages can be selected where the filter supports it.

Date range Sets the number of days shown. Longer ranges are better for identifying trends; shorter ranges reveal recent shifts.

Option	Best for
Last 7 Days	Recent changes and short-term shifts
Last 30 Days	Trend analysis (default)
Last 60 Days	Medium-term performance review
Last 90 Days	Quarterly analysis

Device type Filters data to a single device category. Setting this to a specific device type shows only sessions from that device, which changes both the bar heights and the device breakdown visible in the tooltip. Leave it set to All to see the full device split.

Interactive features

Hover Hover over any bar to see the exact session counts for that day. The tooltip shows each device type's contribution and the full date.

Annotations Click anywhere in the chart area to add a labelled marker for a specific date — useful for recording when a page was updated, a campaign launched, or a technical change was made. Enter a label and press Save or Enter. Click an existing annotation label to delete it. Annotations are scoped to the selected domain and page.

Export Use the menu icon (⋮) to download the chart image or the underlying data.

Format	Use it for
PNG / JPEG	Presentations and reports
PDF	Print-ready output
SVG	Scalable graphics for design tools
CSV / XLS	Raw data analysis in spreadsheet tools

Troubleshooting

No data found A domain must be selected for data to load. If a domain is selected and no data appears, the selected page may have no sessions in the chosen date range, or data collection for this domain may not yet cover the selected period. Try All Pages and a longer date range to confirm whether any data exists.

Sessions look lower than expected The chart shows sessions for tracked pages only. Pages not yet added to the tracked list will not appear in the data. If a specific page appears to have fewer sessions than expected, confirm it is correctly configured under the domain's page list.

Device breakdown is missing for some days Days where all sessions came from a single device type will show only one colour segment. This is expected and not a data gap.

Selecting a page shows no data The page may have had no sessions in the selected date range. Expand the date range or switch to All Pages to confirm whether the page has any historical data.

FAQ

Does the chart count unique visitors or sessions?

The chart counts sessions. A single visitor who returns to a page on the same day counts as one session per visit. For unique visitor data, use the relevant visitor-level report.

Why do sessions disappear when I select a specific page?

All Pages aggregates sessions across every tracked URL on the domain. A specific page shows only sessions for that URL. If traffic is spread across many pages, individual pages will show much lower numbers than the all-pages total.

Can I view multiple specific pages at once?

This depends on the page filter configuration for your account. Where multi-select is available, hold Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac) to select multiple pages. The chart then shows the combined session total for those pages.

Why does the bar height change when I switch from All Pages to a single page?

All Pages sums sessions from every tracked page. A single-page view shows only that page's sessions. The difference in bar height reflects the traffic share that page holds relative to the full domain.

Getting help

6. Check the domain and page filters are set correctly for the data you expect

7. Try All Pages with a 90-day range to confirm historical data exists for the domain

8. Contact support if data appears to stop at an unexpected date or if a tracked page shows no data