Presentation analytics: who viewed your deck
How many times it was opened, how far people got, how long they spent on each slide and where they came from — with no cookies and no viewer sign-up.
This is an example: the numbers are made up.
How it works
- 01
Publish
The presentation opens at a link — as slides or a website.
- 02
Share the link
By email, in a chat or a post — viewers don't install anything.
- 03
Watch the analytics
Views by day, how far people got and how long they spent on each slide.
What analytics show
How far they got
How many viewers reached each slide and where they most often leave.
Time per slide
The average time spent on each slide.
Sources and devices
Referring sites, phone or desktop, and countries.
Who viewed
Names — when a viewer entered their email at the publication lock.
View emails
A “your presentation was opened N times” summary in your inbox.
No cookies
Viewers get no cookies, and IP addresses are not stored.
Which plan
Free
View counter, 30 days of history
Base
Viewers, time per slide, how far they got, sources and devices, 12 months of history
Pro
Everything in Base plus CSV export, 24 months of history
More features
The same slides as one page: with a header, menu and buttons.
Presentation as a website →Requests land in your inbox and dashboard. Export to CSV.
Forms and leads →The PowerPoint file is editable: real text, shapes and charts.
PDF and PowerPoint →
Questions
Does analytics set cookies for viewers?
No. We count viewers by a daily hash without IP or cookies, so the publication needs no cookie banner.
Can I see exactly who viewed it?
Yes, if the viewer entered their email: ask for it at the publication lock — from the Base plan.
Are my own views counted?
No: while you're signed in to the dashboard, your views stay out of analytics. So do bots.
How long is history kept?
30 days on Free, 12 months on Base and 24 months on Pro.