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TWIPLA is an advanced privacy-flexible website intelligence platform<\/strong> that helps businesses understand visitor behavior, measure website performance, and improve digital experiences.<\/p>\n\n The analytics solution gives marketers, website owners, agencies, and digital teams visibility into visitor behavior without relying on traditional cookie-based analytics<\/strong> that can miss significant portions of traffic.<\/p>\n\n Designed for organizations that need accurate insights while balancing privacy requirements, TWIPLA helps teams analyze website performance, understand visitor journeys, identify usability issues, and optimize conversions. Users can move from high-level metrics to session recordings, heatmaps, funnels, and event tracking<\/strong> to investigate trends and take action.<\/p>\n\n Flexible privacy settings allow businesses to align data collection with GDPR, CCPA, and ePrivacy requirements<\/strong>, while maintaining visibility into visitor activity across individual websites or entire domain portfolios.<\/p>\n\n Trusted by more than 2.5 million websites worldwide<\/strong>, including Wix, WP Engine, and TYPO3, TWIPLA provides dedicated onboarding resources, documentation, live training opportunities, product walkthroughs, and customer support teams to help organizations get value from their data quickly.<\/p>\n\n A free TWIPLA plan, a 30-day Premium trial, and scalable pricing<\/strong> make it easy for businesses of all sizes to find a plan that fits their needs.<\/p>\n\n TWIPLA helps organizations overcome common analytics limitations, by providing greater visibility into visitor activity, connecting insights across tools, and supporting privacy-conscious data collection:<\/p>\n\n You can install TWIPLA using the WordPress plugin or by adding the tracking code manually. To connect your website and begin collecting data, you will need to create a free TWIPLA account<\/a> or sign in to an existing account.<\/p>\n\n WordPress.com requirement:<\/strong> Both installation methods require a paid WordPress.com plan. Plugin installation and custom JavaScript are not available on free WordPress.com websites. This is separate from your TWIPLA subscription\u2014you can use the plugin with the TWIPLA Free plan. These WordPress.com plan requirements do not apply to self-hosted WordPress websites where you have the necessary administrator permissions.<\/p>\n\n Use this method if your WordPress setup allows plugin installation. If Plugins > Add New<\/strong> is not available in your dashboard, check your administrator permissions or WordPress.com plan.<\/p>\n\n Once the connection has been verified, the tracking-code status under Website Settings > Tracking Code<\/strong> in TWIPLA will show Successfully Installed<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n See the TWIPLA WordPress installation guide<\/a> for additional help.<\/p>\n\n If your WordPress setup allows custom JavaScript, you can install TWIPLA without using the WordPress plugin:<\/p>\n\n See the tracking-code installation guide<\/a> for detailed instructions.<\/p>\n\n Important:<\/strong> Use either the WordPress plugin or the manual tracking code\u2014not both. Using both installation methods may result in duplicate tracking.<\/p>\n\n\n Yes. A TWIPLA account is required to connect your WordPress website, collect website data, and access your analytics.<\/p>\n\n If your WordPress setup allows plugin installation, you can install and activate the TWIPLA plugin before creating an account. However, the setup will not be complete until you add your website to TWIPLA and enter its Website ID<\/strong> under Settings > TWIPLA<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n If you choose the manual installation method, you will still need a TWIPLA account to add your website and obtain its tracking code.<\/p>\n\n You can create a free TWIPLA account<\/a> to get started.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. TWIPLA offers a free forever plan<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n New users also receive a 30-day Premium trial<\/strong>, with no credit card or paid subscription required. When the trial ends, you can continue using TWIPLA on the Free plan or select a paid plan based on your traffic volume and feature requirements.<\/p>\n\n Your TWIPLA plan is separate from your WordPress hosting plan. WordPress.com users need a paid WordPress.com plan to install the plugin or add the tracking code, but they can use TWIPLA on its Free plan.<\/p>\n\n Visit the TWIPLA pricing page<\/a> for current plan details.<\/p><\/dd>\n Many analytics platforms only record visitors when three conditions are met:<\/p>\n\n If any of these fail, the visit never appears in analytics reports.<\/p>\n\n As privacy regulations, consent banners, browser tracking prevention, and ad blockers become more widespread, businesses can lose visibility into a significant share of their website activity. In many cases, traditional analytics platforms miss 60\u201380% of real visitor traffic<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n TWIPLA is designed to address all three sources of data loss and effectively tracks 100% of site traffic<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n The platform uses Cookieless Tracking<\/a><\/strong> across all privacy modes, reducing reliance on technologies that modern browsers increasingly restrict. In lower privacy modes, this can include privacy-friendly identification methods that do not depend on traditional cookies. In Maximum Privacy Mode<\/a><\/strong>, TWIPLA tracks traffic without cookies, fingerprinting, or other identifying technologies.<\/p>\n\n When a consent banner is in place and a visitor declines tracking, TWIPLA falls back to its consentless Maximum Privacy Mode. This allows traffic measurement to continue even when consent is not granted, preventing a major source of reporting gaps that affects many analytics platforms.<\/p>\n\n TWIPLA also supports First-Party Tracking<\/a><\/strong>. While many analytics tools load their tracking scripts from domains that are recognized by ad blockers and browser privacy features, TWIPLA can deliver its tracking code through a domain owned by the business itself. Because the script appears as a natural first-party asset rather than a known third-party tracking resource, it is far less likely to be blocked before it executes.<\/p>\n\n By combining cookieless tracking, consentless fallback tracking, and first-party tracking-code delivery, TWIPLA restores visibility into website activity that many traditional analytics platforms never record. The result is a much more complete picture of real traffic, visitor behavior, and conversion opportunities.<\/p><\/dd>\n TWIPLA provides four privacy modes: Light Privacy, Medium Privacy, GDPR Privacy, and Maximum Privacy<\/strong>. These allow organizations to balance the depth of their analytics data with their privacy requirements.<\/p>\n\n Maximum Privacy Mode is enabled by default and operates without cookies, fingerprinting, IP tracking, or identifiable visitor histories. Lower privacy modes provide access to additional visitor insights and may require consent, depending on the website's configuration and applicable requirements.<\/p>\n\n On eligible plans, the Privacy Center<\/a><\/strong> also supports country-specific configurations, allowing organizations to apply different privacy settings based on visitor location.<\/p>\n\n Website owners remain responsible for selecting settings appropriate to their legal and organizational requirements.<\/p><\/dd>\n TWIPLA connects website performance data, visitor behavior insights, and conversion outcomes in one platform:<\/p>\n\n Together, these tools help teams identify bottlenecks, prioritize improvements, and make more informed optimization decisions.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. You can add and manage an unlimited number of websites<\/strong> within one TWIPLA account.<\/p>\n\n Websites can remain on the TWIPLA Free plan or use separate paid TWIPLA plans based on their individual traffic and feature requirements.<\/p>\n\n This makes TWIPLA suitable for website owners, agencies, franchises, enterprises, SaaS providers, and other organizations managing multiple digital properties.<\/p><\/dd>\n TWIPLA provides self-service resources, direct assistance, and tailored guidance to help organizations get value from the platform:<\/p>\n\n If you installed TWIPLA using the WordPress plugin:<\/p>\n\n If you installed TWIPLA manually, remove the tracking code from your WordPress theme files or the code-insertion plugin used to add it.<\/p>\n\n Removing the plugin or tracking code stops TWIPLA from loading through that installation method. It does not automatically delete your TWIPLA account or previously collected data.<\/p>\n\n To permanently delete the website and its historical data, remove the website separately from your TWIPLA account settings. Export any data you want to retain before doing so, because website deletion is permanent.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nKEY BENEFITS OF TWIPLA<\/h3>\n\n
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Option A \u2014 Install the TWIPLA WordPress plugin (recommended)<\/h3>\n\n
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