Although we know that Fathom is ridiculously simple to set-up and use, we wanted to offer a little bit of documentation to get things rolling, should you need it.
If there’s anything at all missing below or you need assistance, just let us know.
Fathom Analytics works great for business and website owners who aren’t technical. All you need a single line of code in your header.
To learn about all the options we offer (from DNT to SPA), read our advanced documentation here.
To bypass ad-blocking extensions, you need to create a custom domain entry in your settings.
To receive an alert when your website is offline or your SSL certificate isn’t functioning, you can set up simple uptime monitoring in your Fathom account.
Your website analytics are yours, so you can download your data whenever you’d like.
There are instances where you want to block your own visits (so you loading pages on your site does not skew your stats).
Additional email reports functionality
If you’re a customer of Fathom Analytics, then congrats, you can also be an affiliate and share Fathom Analytics with your customers, friends, mailing list, followers, frenemies, etc.
Fathom Analytics gives you three options for sharing your dashboard or keeping it fully private.
Fathom Analytics is now fully integrated with our friends at Transistor, a podcast publishing platform
A goal is anything you want to track that isn’t just a normal page view, like a button click on a form.
How to add Fathom Analytics to your WordPress website
How to set 2FA up on your Fathom Account
For every paying customer you refer with your unique code, you’ll get a 25% lifetime commission, and they’ll get a $10 off of their first invoice.
All software has its own language for describing what it does. Here is ours:
Fathom Analytics reads from a canonical link if it's available, but sometimes this can lead to problems
Neither Jack nor Paul are cat people or even have cats as pets. We’re just a different kind of company, so instead of boring clip art or stock photography we decided to use well-dressed cats for imagery instead.