Your website can count visits without following your customers around.
Many small business sites load ad trackers, chat widgets, and embedded maps. Each one can collect data on your visitors and slow the page down. We count what we need and leave the rest off.
Working with us · 2 minute read · Updated October 27, 2026 · Sources
What a CornerWick site counts
Visits and pages
How many people came and which pages they read. No cookies.
Form requests
Every form sent, so the report shows what the site brought in.
Nothing about who they are
No profile of each visitor, and nothing sold or shared.
Visit counts without cookies
We use Cloudflare Web Analytics. Cloudflare says it uses no cookies or local storage to count visits, and doesn't fingerprint people by their IP address or device. [1] That's why a CornerWick site without ads needs no cookie banner.
When a banner does show up
If you run Google Ads, the ad tag has to measure which clicks turn into calls. On our sites that tag stays off until a visitor taps Accept, and the banner only appears on sites that run Google Ads.
What we leave off on purpose
Do
- A line under the form saying where the info goes
- A privacy page that matches what the site does
- A plain call button and form
Never
- Chat widgets that load on every page
- Embedded maps and review widgets from other companies
- Tracking tags that run before a visitor agrees
What CornerWick does about it
- Counts visits with cookie-free analytics
- Keeps ad tags off until a visitor says yes
- Builds the privacy page from what the site really does
- Never sells or shares your customers' details
This is how every site we build works. See the plan and prices
Sources
- Cloudflare, "Web Analytics" product page, checked 2026-10-27.
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