Feature
Link in bio analytics that show what is working
A link in bio is usually the last click before someone does the thing you wanted: subscribes, listens, buys. Knowing which link they pressed, and where they came from, is the difference between guessing and improving the page.
Every XBio profile records views and link clicks. Pro adds the breakdowns that explain them.
On every account
- Total profile views and total link clicks.
- Milestone alerts when your profile crosses 100, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 and 50,000 views, which can also fire an outbound webhook.
With Pro
- Referrer breakdown: whether visitors came from Instagram, TikTok, a search engine or a direct link.
- UTM attribution, so a tagged link in one post can be told apart from another.
- Country breakdown, hourly and weekly traffic charts, and per-link click-through rate.
- A/B variant performance when you test two versions of a link.
- A heatmap of clicks laid over your live link layout, and a full CSV export of your events.
How visitor data is handled
Visitor IP addresses are hashed with a secret before anything is stored, so the database never holds a raw IP. The privacy policy describes exactly what is collected.
Questions
- What analytics are free?
- Total profile views and total link clicks. Referrers, countries, hourly and weekly trends, per-link click-through rate and A/B results are part of Pro.
- Can I export my data?
- Pro accounts can download the full events table as a CSV. Any account can also export its profile, links, theme and subscriber list as JSON from the editor settings.
- Does XBio store visitor IP addresses?
- No raw IPs. Addresses are hashed before storage and used only for things like de-duplicating views and rate limits.