Check your views and clicks

Once your page is public, you can check how much it's being seen and which links are being clicked. You check your stats on the "Home" tab.

See views and clicks (free)

Even on the free plan, you can check your page's total views and link clicks.

  1. 1
    Open the "Home" tab and look at the "Traffic" section
  2. 2
    Your total page views and total link clicks are shown
  3. 3
    Choose a period to switch between all-time and monthly numbers

This gives you a first sense of how much your whole page is being seen.

Only links to other sites are counted (on both the free and Basic plans). None of these add to the click count:

  • Links to another page on linby.me (your own other page, or someone else's)
  • Email (mailto:) links
  • Phone numbers (tel:) — a tel: URL is emptied when you save, so it can't be set as a link
  • Anything inside an embed's player (YouTube, Spotify, and so on). The fallback link shown for an unsupported URL (labelled 「リンクを開く」, in Japanese) is counted, because it's an external link
  • A URL written in a text block — it never becomes a link at all

Use simple analytics (Basic)

When you want to look more closely, the Basic plan's simple analytics is available.

  • Per-link clicks — see which links are being clicked, as a ranking
  • Trend graphs — see how page views and clicks change over time, as a graph
  • Date range — choose the range of dates you want to look at

To tell links apart by name in the ranking, put them on a link block's button view or a link list and fill in the label. Placed any other way, they show as the destination's domain.

Greyed-out rows are URLs that aren't on any link block, image block, or link list on your page right now — links you removed, and links placed on cards, schedule entries, and the like.

If the same URL appears in several places, the clicks are counted together.

Knowing which links draw a response helps you improve the order and presentation of your links. You can check what's available on each plan under Pricing.

When the numbers aren't growing

Right after publishing, low numbers are normal. First, put your linby.me/@yourname URL in your Instagram, X (Twitter), and other profile fields to add more ways for people to find it. For setting your URL and sharing, see Set a custom URL and publish your page.

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Related help

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