Live report: Prayk's traffic is public in real time — how to read the page
Prayk's visitor figures are open to everyone: the Live report page opens without signing in or registering and shows how many people are on the site right now, the curve for the last 24 hours, the key metrics for 7 and 30 days, traffic sources and the listings being viewed this minute. In this article we explain what is on the page, how to read each block and how much to trust each figure.
What is on the page
From top to bottom the page has seven blocks:
- “On Prayk right now” — the number of users active on the website and in the mobile app in the last 30 minutes, next to it the figure for the last 5 minutes and the 24-hour curve (with the peak hour). This number changes every minute, so we do not quote it here — it is visible on the page.
- “Key metrics” — eight tiles with a “Today / 7 days / 30 days” switch: visitors and visits, new and returning visitors, signed-in users, average visit duration, active time on site per visitor, page views and pages per visit.
- “Listings being viewed now” — the 12 listings opened by the most people in the last 30 minutes; each card says how many people are viewing it. This block does not come from Google but from Prayk's own view counter (website and app, bots excluded).
- Daily visitors — bars for the last 30 days; today's bar is lighter because the day is not over yet.
- Traffic sources, activity by day and hour, countries — a 30-day view: where visitors come from and on which weekday and hour the site is busiest.
- Devices and today by city — the split between mobile web, desktop, tablet and the mobile app; today's list of cities in Azerbaijan.
- “Most viewed today” — the day's 12 most opened listings with their view counts.
Snapshot on 6 October: the 30-day figures
On the day this article was prepared, the “30 days” view (7 September – 6 October) looked like this: about 59,000 visitors, close to 87,000 visits and over 310,000 page views. A visit opens 3.6 pages on average and lasts more than 7 minutes. Over the last 7 days, active time on site per visitor is nearly 19 minutes — people do not open one listing and leave; they search and compare.
The device split confirms the expected picture: 7 in 10 visitors over 30 days come from the mobile website, 16% from the mobile app and 14% from a desktop. Among sources, direct visits have the largest share — people typing the address or opening a saved link; search engines brought nearly 7,000 visitors in 30 days and AI assistants (ChatGPT and similar) about 3,600. We covered September's growth in the month's summary article; this page is the daily-updated continuation of that picture.
How to read the figures
- There are two sources. Visitor metrics come from Google Analytics 4 — the “Source” badge in the page header says so. “Listings being viewed now” is Prayk's own counter. That is why the two figures never match exactly: different tools count different things.
- Refresh rhythm. “On Prayk right now” refreshes about every 4 minutes, the other reports every 10 minutes; an open tab pulls fresh data once a minute. The “updated” badge in the header is the time of the last measurement, in Baku time.
- “Today” is incomplete. Google Analytics finishes processing a day later, so today's figures can look low during the day. That is exactly why the page opens “7 days” by default and shows today's bar in a lighter tone on the daily chart. Yesterday and earlier days are final.
- The country list covers website visitors only — the mobile app does not report a country. Azerbaijan is at the top of the list.
- If the live measurement stops, the page does not present an old figure as “now”: a measurement older than 20 minutes is hidden and the note “Live data is being refreshed” appears. On the chart, a gap in measurements is left as a gap rather than drawn as a straight line.
Who needs it
Sellers — to decide when to post and refresh a listing: the day-and-hour map shows the site's busiest hours. Advertisers — to see the audience size and device split before ordering. Journalists and researchers — as an open figure; we described the citation rules separately, and the related pages are collected in the For researchers section.
Monthly counts of listings, stores and users live on the separate Statistics page, which we wrote about earlier; the Live report is its real-time companion. You can find the page in the header menu and in the footer links: prayk.com/en/reporting. For those interested in the price side, there is the Prayk Index.