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LiveStats.NET uses lead-edge embedded tracking technology.  This works with any website - even one hosted somewhere else or in your own company.  You must be able to add a small html script to every page of your site to use LiveStats.NET

With LiveSTATS.NET, you get incredible features that let you stay on top of your web site by tracking people, not just visitors.

Pricing is based on usage so it's affordable even for smaller sites:

0 to 50,000 page views:  $15/month
50,000 to 100,000 page views:  $20/month
100,000 to 150,000 page views: $25/month
150,000 to 200,000 page views: $30/month
200,000 to 250,000 page views: $35/month
 

LiveStats.NET Technology:

LiveSTATS.NET shares a powerful page tagging technology with LiveSTATS.BIZ called StatScript. The advantage of StatScript is that it allows LiveSTATS.NET to distinguish visitors from one another, and make identification of individual people possible where obstacles such as firewalls step in the way.
 
Another advantage of StatScript is its ability to remember each unique visitor, so even if the person is dynamically assigned an IP address, or multiple people share the same IP address, each person will always be remembered by their unique and anonymous ID.
 
Unlike log analysis solutions that gather statistics from web server log files, page tagging technology allows LiveStats.NET to gather web statistics directly from your visitors’ web browsers.

How It Works:

Each of your web pages contains the tiny LiveSTATS.NET StatScript. Each time your pages are viewed in a visitor’s web browser, the StatScript is executed and the web browser sends statistics to the LiveSTATS.NET collector, which records and processes the transaction.
 
Statistics originating from web browsers are much more accurate than those recorded in log files. This is because page tagging technology allows for precise visitor tracking and site usage statistics

The following illustration explains how the process works.

Why Log Analyzers are Misleading:

The illustration below describes a number of common ways that people and companies use to connect to the internet. It also demonstrates how log analyzers see only IP addresses, and not the visitors behind them.
 
The lone exception to the case below is the static IP address. A static IP address is an Internet address that never changes; it stays with same person all the time.
 
Unfortunately, static IPs are not common, and an IP address alone will not allow you to distinguish between visitors who surf behind the firewalls used by companies and large service providers like AOL.
 
Furthermore, home Internet users often share computers, meaning more than one person can originate from the same IP address! It is also likely that the same home users are connected via dial-up, DSL or cable modems, meaning their Internet addresses change regularly with no consistent means of unique identification.

The LiveStats.NET Solution:

LiveStats.NET uses StatScript page tagging technology to see through firewalls and caches, and to identify the individuals who share computers and IP addresses.
 
In fact, a visitor's IP address isn't even used by LiveSTATS.NET in the identification process. LiveSTATS.NET completely sidesteps the old, unreliable method of using IP addresses to identify visitors, thus eliminating the inaccuracies that come with it.
 
Unlike the log analyzer, LiveSTATS.NET can identify and distinguish between all visitors to your web site, as demonstrated in the following illustration.