What visitors did on your page
Until now nobody could tell you whether a single “Book a table” had ever been pressed. This panel, under your section list, answers that.
The rule
These are totals, never people. Nothing is stored that could recognise the same visitor twice — no cookies, no names, no addresses.
How it works
Four numbers, over the last 7, 30 or 90 days:
- Landed here — visits to your home page.
- Opened the menu — pressed a button that goes to your menu. A tap on a dish counts too.
- Pressed any button — any button at all.
- Got in touch — called, emailed, or opened your contact page.
Each one also shows a rate “per 100” — out of every hundred people who landed, how many did this. That’s the number worth watching week to week.
If you have Analytics, a second section shows which button was pressed, in which section, and how it splits between phones and desktops. A button that works on desktop and is being missed on phones is usually sitting below where people stop scrolling.
Every section counts now
Before 12 September 2026 only two sections reported: the big picture at the top, and the call to action band. Every other button was missed.
These report too now:
- A taste of the menu — each dish, and “See the whole menu”.
- Dishes you picked — each dish.
- What’s on — each night, and “See what’s on”.
- Words and a picture — its button.
- Find us — “Get directions”.
- Order in — each delivery app, one by one. You learn which app your guests use.
Your button numbers will go up from that day. Your guests did not change. We were throwing those presses away.
Good to know
- Numbers appear from the day after visitors start arriving — there’s nothing to show before that.
- If a visitor’s browser asks not to be measured, we record nothing for them at all.
- People landing but nobody pressing usually means the button is too far down the page.
- The menu has its own version of this, showing which dishes get looked at.
Ask it instead of opening it
Ask in a chat, in the app or on Telegram:
- Does anyone press Book a table?
- Which button on our home page works best?
- Is our menu button being missed on phones?
It reads the same numbers this panel shows. The which button answer needs Analytics. Without it you still get the four numbers above.
Related features
- How your home page scores — what could be better, as opposed to what happened.
- Home page builder — where you move the buttons these numbers are about.
- Which pages people open — the same idea for your other pages.