Review traffic and real-time audience data
Traffic and revenue
Google Analytics dashboard for all your WordPress sites
Bring GA4, AdSense, PageSpeed, Cloudflare, and site work into one view built for client care.
- No credit card required
- First site free forever
- $2.99 per extra site
How it works
How teams use this in CMDPress
Built for agencies, freelancers, and hosting teams that care for a growing list of WordPress sites.
Connect revenue and performance data
See PageSpeed and Cloudflare next to site health
Inside the product
See it in the live workspace
Every screen below is from the current CMDPress demo.
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Review traffic and real-time audience data
See GA4 traffic and who is on the site right now, without opening a separate Analytics tab.
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Connect revenue and performance data
AdSense earnings and PageSpeed scores sit next to traffic, so a change in one can be read against the others.
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See PageSpeed and Cloudflare next to site health
Performance and edge data appear beside uptime and updates, so a slow week can be explained before a client asks.
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A WordPress analytics dashboard with traffic, revenue, and speed
One view for the numbers clients ask about, kept next to the care work that moves them.
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Analytics dashboard questions
Is there a Google Analytics dashboard for multiple sites?
Yes. Connect each site’s GA4 data to CMDPress, and its analytics dashboard shows traffic per site and across all your sites, with AdSense, PageSpeed and Cloudflare data beside uptime and updates. You no longer open a separate Analytics tab for each client to see how their sites are doing.
Can GA4 show multiple properties on one page?
Not in standard GA4 reports, which show one property at a time. CMDPress reads GA4 data for each connected site and shows it per site and across sites, so you can compare client properties without switching between them in Google Analytics.
Can I see real-time visitors on my WordPress sites?
Yes. The CMDPress analytics dashboard shows GA4 traffic and who is on the site right now, without opening a separate Analytics tab. It sits in the same workspace as the rest of each site’s care, so you can check live visitors right after an update or a fix.
Why show analytics next to WordPress maintenance work?
So you can explain changes in the numbers. When GA4 traffic, AdSense earnings, PageSpeed scores and Cloudflare data sit beside uptime and updates, a slow week can be traced to its cause before a client asks. CMDPress keeps that view next to the care work that moves the numbers.
One site is free
Run the full WordPress care workflow in one place
Keep one site free forever. Add more sites for $2.99 each per month with no feature add-on fees.