# Traffic analytics

Source: /docs/features/analytics

See who visits your app — visitors, pageviews, and where they come from. There is nothing to add to your code; the platform collects traffic for you.

## Enable [#enable]

Open the app's **Analytics** tab and enable it.

* **Needs a dedicated database**, which comes with a paid plan. Traffic data grows over time, so it lives with your app rather than on shared storage. See [plans and quotas](/docs/concepts/plans-and-quotas).
* It starts counting on your **next deploy**.
* **Turning it off deletes the traffic collected so far and cannot be undone.** Turning it back on starts counting from zero.

## What you see [#what-you-see]

There is nothing to configure and nothing to add to your app — tracking is injected for you. The **Analytics** tab is the view itself. Pick a **range** (24 hours, 7, 30, or 90 days) and a **granularity**, and you get:

* **Pageviews**, **visitors**, **visits**, **bounce rate**, and **average visit time**.
* **Active now** — visitors in the last few minutes.
* Breakdowns: **top pages**, **referrers**, **countries**, and **devices**.

Data appears shortly after your app gets its first visits.

## Plan [#plan]

Traffic analytics is available on paid plans, because it needs your app to have its own database. On the **Free** plan the **Analytics** tab explains this and links you to upgrade. See [plans and quotas](/docs/concepts/plans-and-quotas).