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Hostinger AI Builder: How to Check Your Website’s Traffic in Manual Mode

Open the AI Builder editor’s ellipsis menu and select Analytics to view traffic for a published site. Learn what the report includes and how it differs from Google Analytics.
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To check traffic for a published site in Hostinger AI Builder manual mode, open the site editor, click the ellipsis menu in the upper-left corner, and select Analytics. Hostinger says the first built-in data appears one hour after publication, then refreshes every 24 hours.

How do I check my website’s traffic in Hostinger AI Builder manual mode?

  1. Publish your website. Hostinger’s built-in traffic data is available only after the site is published.
  2. Open the AI Builder editor for that site.
  3. Click the ellipsis menu in the upper-left area of the editor.
  4. Select Analytics. The editor opens the fuller built-in traffic report.

Hostinger says data first becomes available one hour after publication and is then automatically updated every 24 hours. This is not a real-time report. See Hostinger’s manual-mode traffic guide.

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What traffic information does the report show?

The editor’s Analytics panel shows sessions over time for the last 3, 7, or 30 days, total sessions (including search-engine bots), unique visitors, visitor countries, and a desktop-versus-mobile breakdown. Use the editor panel when you need these fuller details; the site Dashboard offers a summary.

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Where can I find the summary in Hostinger’s dashboard?

  1. Open Websites in the Hostinger dashboard.
  2. Choose your AI Builder website.
  3. Click Dashboard.
  4. Find the Analytics section.

The Dashboard’s available date filters are last day, 7 days, and 30 days. These differ from the editor’s 3-, 7-, and 30-day choices, so choose the view that suits the range you need. Hostinger describes the Dashboard view as a summary; use Analytics in the editor for the fuller report.

Can Hostinger’s AI assistant answer traffic questions?

Yes. Hostinger says its AI assistant can answer conversational questions about total and unique visitors, busiest days, device split, and top visitor countries. This is another way to ask about traffic; the editor’s Analytics panel remains the place to inspect the report and its breakdowns.

When should I add Google Analytics?

Hostinger’s built-in analytics is intended as a traffic overview. For deeper user-behavior or conversion-event tracking, you can optionally connect Google Analytics. It is not required to use the built-in report.

  1. In the manual-mode website editor, open Integrations.
  2. Enter your Google Analytics 4 (GA4) measurement ID.
  3. Save the integration and update the website.
  4. Allow up to 24 hours for initial Google Analytics reports to appear.

Hostinger’s setup guide also recommends enabling a cookie banner when using tracking scripts. For the steps, see its manual-mode Google Analytics guide.

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How does built-in analytics differ from Google Analytics?

Option Best for Setup and reporting
Hostinger built-in Analytics A quick, high-level traffic overview Available in the editor after publication; the editor report includes sessions, unique visitors, countries, and device breakdowns. Hostinger says it uses Cloudflare CDN and does not use cookies or third-party integrations.
Google Analytics integration More detailed user-behavior and conversion-event tracking Requires entering a GA4 measurement ID in Integrations, saving, and updating the site; initial reports may take up to 24 hours.

Hostinger’s statements about cookies and third-party integrations describe its built-in feature; they are not a legal conclusion about every website or its privacy obligations.

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