Which partner stores bring visitors: one view for the network

The re:praesent brand login shows how many people visit each partner store’s website, and adds the numbers up for the whole network. Visitors are counted with Plausible, which works without cookies, so the figures from different stores can be compared fairly. It is made for brands that know their own website’s numbers but not those of their partners.

What a brand cannot see today

Most brands know how many people visit their own company website. What they cannot see is what happens one level down.

Which partner stores have a website that people really find? Which ones had a good month? Which site has had almost no visitors since the summer?

Asking every retailer for access to its visitor statistics is not practical. Even where it works, the numbers are hard to compare. Many counting tools only count people who accept cookies, and every store’s cookie notice is set up a little differently. Two stores with the same number of visitors can show very different figures.

What it does

We released this view in March 2026. It collects the Plausible numbers from every partner website and shows them to the brand in one place.

• Unique visitors, visits and page views for each partner store.
• The same figures added up across the whole network.
• A ranking of partner stores, so the busy and the quiet ones are obvious.
• The trend over time, so you can tell a bad week from a slow decline.
• A choice of period: today, the last 7 days, the last 30 days or all time.

Plausible counts visitors without cookies. A visitor does not have to accept anything to be counted, so the figures do not depend on how each store’s cookie notice is worded.

How a brand team uses it

The ranking is usually the first stop. It shows at a glance which locations bring people in and which do not.

Then you choose a single store and look at its website numbers on their own. That is useful before a review meeting with that partner. You arrive with facts, not with an impression.

The view is most useful next to the list of inquiries across the network. Visitors tell you how many people saw a store. Inquiries tell you how many contacted it. A store with many visitors and few inquiries has a different problem from a store with few visitors.

What it does not do

It counts visits to the partner websites. It does not identify individual people, and it does not follow anyone from one website to another.

It covers the websites that are connected to your brand. A partner whose site is not connected shows as not connected, with no numbers.

And it does not explain why a number moved. It shows you where to look and whom to ring.

How to get it

Visitor numbers for the network are part of the brand login. If you run a brand with many locations, the pages for brands and for retailers and franchises describe how stores are connected. To see it with your own network in mind, arrange a conversation.

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