Exclude internal traffic from your analytics
By default, Plausible Analytics tracks every visitor to your website. You might not want your office traffic to be counted. Or when you're working on your site, you might not want to record your own visits and page views. Here's how to block your internal traffic from your Plausible Analytics stats dashboard.
You can use our official WordPress plugin which excludes views coming from admins and other user roles
How to exclude your own visits from being counted
Go into the site settings of the website you'd like to block your activity from
Choose "IP Addresses" in the "Shields" entry in the left-hand menu
- Click on the "Add IP Address" button to add a new address to the block list
- You can manually insert an IP address (both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are acceptable) or you can click to block your current public IP address which our system will find and display for you
You can also add a description to help you identify which device or location you have blocked
You need to add one IP address at a time and it has to be the full IP address as IP ranges are not supported. You can block up to 30 different IP addresses per website
Once added to the block list, we will start blocking traffic from that specific IP address within a few minutes
You can see the list of all the IP addresses that you're blocking at the moment. The entry in the list which has the "YOU" tag is your current IP address
You can set a special localStorage
flag in your browser so you don't need to frequently block new IP addresses. Here's how
How to remove an IP address from the blocklist
In the list of all the IP addresses that you're blocking currently, find the IP address you want to remove
Click on the "Remove" button next to that IP address to remove it from the blocklist
You can do that too. See how here