Pourquoi utiliser un online users counter gratuit et intégrable sur votre site ?
The free online users counter that stays honest. It counts only the visitors active in a live five-minute window: the number rises the moment someone lands and ticks back down five minutes after they leave, so it never parks at an invented figure. Bots are filtered server-side, so you're showing people. Six themes and a micro size small enough to sit inline beside a price or a signup button — which is where a live count actually changes behaviour. Free forever, no signup.
Online users counter pour WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow et HTML brut
Le online users counter FeedPulse est une simple balise <script> asynchrone : collez-la dans n'importe quel bloc HTML, c'est terminé. Widgets et blocs HTML WordPress, HTML personnalisé du configurateur de thème Shopify, élément HTML Wix, composant Embed Webflow, bloc de code Squarespace, carte HTML Ghost, gadget HTML/JavaScript Blogger — toute plateforme acceptant du HTML le prend en charge. Aucun plugin, aucune app store, aucune permission d'administrateur.
Comment ajouter le online users counter à votre site en 60 secondes
- Ouvrez le configurateur Live online visitors counter.
- Choisissez vos couleurs, la taille et les options utiles.
- Cliquez sur « Copier » sur le snippet généré.
- Collez la ligne là où vous mettriez du HTML — sur n'importe quelle page, n'importe quelle plateforme.
- C'est tout. Aucune inscription, aucun compte, aucun e-mail.
Pourquoi le online users counter FeedPulse est 100 % gratuit, pour toujours
Tous nos widgets sont gratuits pour toujours. Nous absorbons les coûts d'API parce que notre modèle de croissance est la distribution : la petite mention « via FeedPulse » sur chaque widget nous amène de nouveaux propriétaires de sites. Vous installez le widget → nous gagnons l'impression. C'est tout le modèle économique. Pas de paywall, pas d'offre premium, pas de publicité, pas de collecte d'e-mails, pas d'inscription obligatoire.
Live visitor counter — what the number should mean
A live visitor counter is only persuasive while visitors believe it. Two design choices decide that: the window and the decay. This counter uses a five-minute active window, and a visitor drops out five minutes after their last activity, so the figure tracks concurrent readers rather than accumulating all day. That makes a quiet hour look quiet — which is the point. A live visitor counter that never moves, or that only ever goes up, reads as decoration within about ten seconds, and a visitor who stops trusting one number on your page starts discounting the others.
Social proof widget placement — inline beats a floating badge
The highest-leverage placement for an online users counter is inline, in the same line of sight as the decision: next to the price, under the plan name, beside the add-to-cart or the signup button. A floating corner badge is read as chrome and ignored. That's why this widget ships a micro size that inherits your text scale instead of only a card. On a pricing page, put it under the plan you want chosen. On a blog post, put it under the title so a reader arriving from search sees other people are reading the same thing. On a checkout, keep it near the button and nowhere else.
How many people are on my website right now — the free way to know
Analytics dashboards can answer 'how many people are on my website right now', but only for you, behind a login, at a delay. The point of this widget is that the answer is on the page for the visitor too, which is the half that affects conversion. Installation is one snippet plus a tracking pixel, and the count is computed server-side from the same visit stream that powers your traffic feed and flag counter — one install, three widgets, one site ID. There is no session cap and no paid tier, so a page that suddenly goes viral shows the spike instead of blanking out.