What types of heatmaps are available?
Opti-Behavior offers 4 types of heatmaps: Click Heatmaps (free) show where users click, Move Heatmaps (Pro) track mouse movement patterns, Attention Heatmaps (Pro) reveal where users focus their gaze, and Scroll Heatmaps (Pro) show how far users scroll on each page.
Do heatmaps work on mobile devices?
Yes. Heatmaps automatically separate desktop and mobile data, giving you distinct views for each device type. Mobile heatmaps capture taps and scrolls, while desktop heatmaps track clicks and mouse movements. You can toggle between views with one click.
How many pages can I track with heatmaps?
There is no limit. You can enable heatmap tracking on every page of your site. The free version includes click heatmaps for unlimited pages. Pro adds scroll, move, and attention heatmaps — also with no page limits.
Can I filter heatmap data by date, country, or browser?
Yes. Country, browser and visitor-type filters are part of Pro. The heatmap management table includes these filters: page URL, interactions count, session count, device type, last visit time, date range, visitor country, browser and visitor type (new vs returning). This lets you segment heatmap data by any audience dimension and compare behavior across different groups.
Can I download or share heatmap images?
Yes. You can download heatmap images as PNG files directly from the heatmap viewer. This makes it easy to include heatmap data in client reports, presentations, or team discussions without needing to share WordPress admin access.
What does the Per-Page Analytics Metabox show?
The Per-Page Analytics Metabox is a built-in panel that appears inside the WordPress post and page editor for every piece of content on your site. It shows: Entry Sources (Direct, Organic, Referral, Social), Visitor Behavior (average time on page, total interactions, desktop vs mobile events, average scroll depth, bounce rate, new vs returning visitors, last visited time), Exit Behavior (the next URL visited after leaving and any clicked outbound links), a full Audience Breakdown (top countries, browsers and device types), and a Historical Trend Chart showing engagement over time. All this data is specific to that one page — no need to switch to the main analytics dashboard.
Can I delete heatmap data from the management table?
Yes. The heatmap management table supports targeted deletion. You can delete all heatmap data for a specific page URL, or wipe heatmap data by date range across all pages. This lets you clear old or irrelevant data without affecting your recent recordings, giving you a clean baseline after a redesign or major content update.
What are AI Insights on the heatmap management page?
AI Insights is an upcoming feature (coming soon) that will analyze your heatmap data automatically and surface actionable optimization recommendations. Instead of manually interpreting click patterns and scroll depth, AI Insights will highlight pages with low engagement, identify elements receiving dead clicks, flag scroll cut-off points, and suggest specific improvements — all powered by your own on-site data with no third-party AI calls required.
Where is heatmap data stored?
Self-hosted: visitor data stays on your own server. Heatmap data is stored in your own WordPress database, and no third-party analytics service is involved. Opti-Behavior records interaction coordinates (click positions, scroll percentages, mouse paths) linked to session identifiers. No cookies are required.