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Analytics

See what gets clicks, then do more of it

Bio page analytics count views, clicks and the blocks people tap, and show where each visit came from. On Creator, post stats from your connected accounts sit alongside.

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Bio page analytics from Starter, post stats from Creator. Organic numbers only, no ad metrics.

The Page stats page in the app, with example data for Ama Duarte's dance studio over the last 30 days: views, link clicks and click rate against the previous 30 days, which blocks and links people clicked, where visits came from and what to do next.

You post every week and still guess what works

Likes live in one app, link taps in another, and nothing tells you which post sent people to the shop link. So the next post copies whatever felt good, not whatever brought visitors.

Your digital presence doesn't have to be this fragmented

LookMyBio brings the whole flow into one platform, so you produce in a more organized way and stay in control of what gets published.

How it works

  1. Share your bio page link

    Put it in your profiles and captions. Each visit and each tap on a block is counted from then on.

  2. Pick a time range

    Read views, clicks, click rate, your top blocks and your traffic sources, each compared with the period before.

  3. Repeat what pulled people in

    On Creator, the dashboard flags the block nobody taps, the link far ahead of the rest and the hour your visitors show up.

01 · Analytics

Your bio page, block by block

From Starter, clicks and click rate sit next to views, each block and link gets its own count, and you see which sites and apps sent the visit.

  • Traffic sources, plus a builder for links with UTM tags
  • Devices, top country and the busiest hour, from the last 90 days of visits
  • Every range compared with the one before it
02 · Analytics

Pointers on what to change next

On Creator, the dashboard reads your numbers and calls out patterns: one link pulling far ahead, a block that gets no taps, a weekly fall in views or clicks, or most visits arriving with no source at all.

  • Each pointer opens the spot to act on, such as the bio editor
  • On Teams, it also notices when visits from a network dropped after you stopped posting there
03 · Analytics

Post stats from Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube

From Creator, each connected account gets a tab with a daily views chart and views and engagement for recent posts. X shows account totals such as followers, not numbers per post. LinkedIn has no stats in the dashboard.

  • The numbers come from each network, not from estimates
  • Instagram also charts bio-link taps by the day a post went out

The Socials page in the app for Atelier Rosa, a hair salon: its connected accounts, this week's posts and the Create button. Then the New post composer with a reel for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, its caption, and Instagram's "Made with AI" label switched on.

04 · Analytics

What the numbers leave out

LookMyBio doesn't run paid campaigns, so there is no ad spend, cost per click or return on ad spend here. There are no age or gender breakdowns either, and no industry benchmarks to compare against.

  • Organic posts and your own bio page only
  • Your past periods are the yardstick
Analytics

Analytics at a glance

What LookMyBio measures, and from which plan
Bio page from StarterViews, clicks, click rate, blocks and links, traffic sources, devices, countries
Audience windowLast 90 days of visits
RecommendationsFrom Creator
Network vs. posting gapTeams
Post statsInstagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, from Creator
Account totals onlyX
No statsLinkedIn
Ads, ROAS, demographicsNot measured
PlanStarter or higher ($27 monthly)
FAQ

Analytics questions

What people ask before they trust the numbers.

Starter, which costs $27 monthly. Clicks, blocks, traffic sources and the audience strip sit next to your page views.

Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, from Creator. X shows account totals such as followers, not numbers per post. LinkedIn has no stats in the dashboard.

No. LookMyBio publishes organic posts and hosts your bio page; it doesn't connect to ad accounts, so spend, cost per click and ROAS stay in your ad platform.

You see the device mix, the top country and the hour visits peak, drawn from the last 90 days. There is no breakdown by age or gender.

Traffic sources show the site or app each visit came from. To tell two posts on the same network apart, build a UTM-tagged link in the traffic tab and use one per post.

Stop guessing which post earned the click

Share your bio page, read what people tapped, and put your next post behind the thing that worked.