Cloud-only: nothing to install
Varcio reads the access logs of your connected cloud and shows traffic, pages, devices and where people come from. Pick a discovered cloud resource and start measuring it. No change to your pages.
Varcio Real User Monitoring shows traffic, pages, devices and where people come from, read from your connected cloud’s own logs with nothing to install. Add one optional snippet for Core Web Vitals, errors, funnels and goals. No cookies. No session replay.
Start with logs you already have, then add the snippet when you want the browser’s view.
Varcio reads the access logs of your connected cloud and shows traffic, pages, devices and where people come from. Pick a discovered cloud resource and start measuring it. No change to your pages.
Add one script tag to your pages for Core Web Vitals, JavaScript errors, frustration signals, funnels and goals. Varcio checks it is reporting and tells you plainly why if it is not.
The snippet is a single script tag
<script
async
src="https://app.varcio.com/rum/v1.js"
data-key="YOUR_SITE_KEY"
data-endpoint="https://app.varcio.com/api/v1/public/rum/v1/c"
></script>Your site key is created when you add a site under Sites and install. You can rotate it at any time.
Each answers one question about the people using your site.
Who is on your site right now: active visitors, the last hour minute by minute and sessions in progress.
Every page with its views, entries, bounce, Core Web Vitals, errors and frustration, plus a detail view for each.
Core Web Vitals on Google’s thresholds: p75 and good or poor shares, the trend with release markers, where it is slow and what slow pages cost in conversions.
Devices, browsers, countries, languages, when people visit, session length and how much traffic is automated.
Sources, campaigns and landing pages, which sources convert, and campaigns that send people to slow pages.
Page-to-page flow, entry and exit pages, dead ends, loops and common paths.
Pick the steps as pages, events or goals and see how many sessions reach each, with the interval around every figure and where the biggest drop is.
Pages people reach and custom events your site sends, with completions, converting sessions and conversion.
JavaScript errors grouped by cause: how often, how many sessions, which release brought them in and whether a resolved error came back.
Rage clicks, dead clicks and error clicks by element and page, and whether stuck sessions convert less. No replay.
Each release’s speed and errors against the one before it, regressions flagged, and any two releases compared.
What outside scripts and files cost: request time by host, page loads touched and the pages that pay the most.
Rules on real-user figures that speak once when a line is crossed and once when it is back, with a recommended starter set.
A printable monthly report of traffic, Core Web Vitals, errors, releases, third parties and goals, and every table as CSV.
Your uptime checks next to what real visitors got, where the two disagree, and whether the snippet is still reporting.
Real-user numbers are samples. Varcio shows what they can and cannot say.
Timings are counted into fixed histograms whose bucket edges sit exactly on Google’s Web Vitals thresholds, so good, needs improvement and poor are exact counts that add across any date range.
A rate from a sample is shown with a Wilson interval. Unique visitors use a mergeable sketch: small counts are near-exact and large ones carry a stated relative error.
Goals and custom events come from counters over all traffic, never sampled, so a goal completion count is exact.
Funnels come from sampled sessions, weighted by the chance each was kept. A step out of order does not count and a step done twice does not count twice. A rate over too few entrants shows no headline number at all.
The snippet is a convenience and never a control, so scrubbing happens after it, on whatever it sent.
Paths lose identifiers, referrers lose paths, errors lose secrets and devices lose user-agent strings. Countries are not derived from IP lookups. A request that is not from a recognised browser is counted as a bot, not a person.
Browsers that send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control are respected, which means there is no server-side trace to count; the interface can only name that case. You also set what is counted and kept per site: privacy, consent, storage and the monthly page-view allowance.
One status per site, shared by every screen, so no page guesses.
| State | What it means |
|---|---|
| Live | A page view arrived in the last 15 minutes |
| Recent | A page view arrived in the last 24 hours |
| Stale | Counted before, but not for more than a day, so something changed on the pages |
| Turned away | Beacons arrived and the collector refused them: wrong hostname, a privacy signal or a quota |
| Cloud-only | Nothing counted by snippet; figures come from the connected cloud, which needs no snippet |
| Paused | The site is switched off |
| Never | Nothing has arrived yet |
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Available from the Pro plan.
| Pro | Business | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sites | 1 | 5 | 50 |
| Page views per month | 100,000 | 1,000,000 | 25,000,000 |
| Depth | Basic | Standard | Full |
| Retention | 30 days | 90 days | 400 days |
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No. It sets no cookies and records no sessions. It counts page views and events, scrubs identifiers on the server, and respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control.
Yes. In cloud-only mode Varcio reads the access logs of a connected cloud resource and shows traffic, pages, devices and sources with nothing added to your pages. Add the snippet later for Core Web Vitals, errors, funnels and goals.
Goals and custom events are exact counts. Funnels come from sampled sessions and every figure is weighted and shown with its interval. If a funnel has too few entrants, Varcio shows no headline rate rather than a misleading one.
Each site has a single status: live, recent, stale, turned away, cloud-only, paused or never. If the snippet is not reporting, the install check tells you why, for example a wrong hostname or a quota.
Pro, Business and Enterprise: 1 site and 100,000 page views a month on Pro, 5 sites and 1,000,000 on Business, and 50 sites and 25,000,000 on Enterprise.
Add a site, choose cloud-only or the snippet, and see real-user data in minutes. Free trial, no credit card required.