Perché usare un online users counter gratuito e incorporabile sul tuo sito?
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 per WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow e HTML puro
Il online users counter di FeedPulse è un singolo tag <script> asincrono: incollalo in qualsiasi pannello HTML e hai finito. Widget e blocchi HTML di WordPress, HTML personalizzato del configuratore temi di Shopify, elemento HTML di Wix, componente Embed di Webflow, blocco di codice di Squarespace, scheda HTML di Ghost, gadget HTML/JavaScript di Blogger — ogni piattaforma che consente di incollare HTML lo supporta. Nessun plugin, nessun app store, nessun permesso da amministratore.
Come aggiungere il online users counter al tuo sito in 60 secondi
- Apri il configuratore di Live online visitors counter.
- Scegli colori, dimensioni e le opzioni che ti servono.
- Clicca "Copia" sullo snippet generato.
- Incolla la riga dove metteresti qualsiasi HTML — su qualsiasi pagina, su qualsiasi piattaforma.
- Fatto. Nessuna registrazione, nessun account, nessuna email.
Perché il online users counter di FeedPulse è gratis al 100%, per sempre
Ogni widget che offriamo è gratuito per sempre. Assorbiamo i costi delle API perché il nostro modello di crescita è la distribuzione: la piccola dicitura "via FeedPulse" su ogni widget ci porta nuovi proprietari di siti. Tu installi il widget → noi guadagniamo l'impression. È tutto qui il modello di business. Nessun paywall, nessun piano premium, nessuna pubblicità, nessuna raccolta di email, nessun muro di registrazione.
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.