How to Access Funnel Statistics
Step 1: Navigate to Site or Funnel
From the left side navigations menu, go to Sites
In the top navigation ribbon, select Funnels or Sites
Click the 3 dots next to the funnel or site you'd like to analyze and select Edit
Step 2: Open Stats
In the top secondary navigation bar, click the Stats tab
Use the timeline drop-down in the upper-right to filter by custom date ranges.
Step 3: Analyze Stats
The stats table will display with the following columns:
Page: the funnel step or page
Views (All/Uniques): total and unique visitors
Opt-ins (Count/Rate): submissions and opt-in rate
Sales (Count/Rate/Value): transactions, conversion rate, and total revenue
Earnings/Page View: revenue per view
Metrics Breakdown
Page Views
All: Number of total page visits
Uniques: Uniques page views
Opt-ins (Form Submission, Survey Submission, 2-Step Order Form Submission)
All: Opt-ins
Rate: (Opt-ins * 100) / (Unique page views)
Sales
Count: Number of product sold
Rate: (Number of product sold * 100) / (Unique page views)
Value: Total value of products sold
Earnings / Pageview
All: (Total value of products sold ) / (Page views )
Site and Funnel Analytics
While the Stats tab inside a funnel provides performance data at the page level, the Analytics dashboard offers a broader, more visual overview across all your funnels and websites. It includes interactive graphs, comparison tools, and visitor segmentation, making it easier to spot trends and identify opportunities for optimization.
To explore this centralized reporting view, go to Sites > Analytics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why don’t my stats match my Google Analytics data?
Google Analytics tracks sessions differently than ENABLE. Differences may arise from bounce filtering, ad blockers, or non-funnel entry points.
Q: Can I automate actions based on page views?
Yes! You can trigger workflows when a contact views a specific funnel page.
Q: What qualifies as an 'opt-in'?
Any successful form submission on a funnel step with a form block counts as an opt-in.




