Export

Your numbers belong to you, so there are three ways out and they answer three different questions: what am I looking at right now, everything about this one site, and everything I have.

From the dashboard

The Export data button on the filter bar is the one you will reach for most. It is included on paid plans and exports exactly what you are looking at — the same date range, the same filters. If you have narrowed the dashboard down to one country and one week, that is what lands in the file.

You can export raw hits, paths, top pages (all time), user journeys, sessions, referrers, countries, browsers, platforms, or sources. Goals, the world map, and AI agents are not CSV types here. The Kudos and Events tabs have export buttons of their own.

Stay on the page while the file is being prepared.

A whole site

The Export section of Settings → Import & export ignores your current view and dumps the site: one Export button each for hits, kudos, and events. Hits that matched an ignore rule were never recorded, so they are not in the all-hits file either.

The whole account

Account → Export data is the same idea across every site you own. It exists so that leaving, or simply keeping your own archive, is never something you have to ask us for.

Two limits worth knowing before you plan around them: journey exports stop at 10,000 rows, and session exports stop at 1,000. If you need more than that, the API is the better tool.