Nothing to code
The code is added to your public pages automatically. You touch no file, and a theme update breaks nothing.
Official WordPress plugin
Install Snorklee on WordPress without touching your theme
Two minutes in wp-admin. Your stats start running, no cookies, no banner.
€4 per month — 100,000 pageviews, 10 sites. Ex. VAT, 14-day trial, no card.
The plugin in pictures
A guided tour of wp-admin
What the plugin does
A complete WordPress integration
Three install modes
“Standard” goes through snorklee.com. “Script served by WordPress”, recommended, serves the code from your own domain: it escapes blockers that filter on the filename, and you keep country, unique visitors and sources. “Full relay (self-host)” escapes every blocker, but Snorklee then only sees your server: no country, no region. The plugin states that cost before you choose.
Install test
One click reads your home page and checks that the code is there, with the right domain, and in which form. It does not prove that visits are counted: your first visits in Statistics confirm that.
Count the AI robots
Server-side, the plugin also counts the AI robots that declare themselves through their user-agent when they come and read your pages: per robot, per page and per day.
Search keywords
Your Google and Bing keywords, in one place
Connect your accounts. Clicks, impressions and positions land next to your visitors.
Google Search Console
You authorize Snorklee from your own Google account, in a few clicks. Your queries, pages and positions land in the dashboard.
Bing Webmaster Tools
Paste the API key from your Bing account: the second engine shows up in the same screen. Few tools bother to fetch it.
Read-only, always
Snorklee never pushes anything to Google or Microsoft. It reads your search stats, nothing else. You can disconnect whenever you want.
Search Console and Bing Webmaster remain outside services: these two sources sit outside Snorklee's European perimeter. You switch them on, or not — the rest of the measurement does not depend on them.
Frequently asked
Straight questions about the WordPress plugin
Is the plugin the recommended route on WordPress?
Yes. It avoids theme edits, survives updates, and sees the AI robots JavaScript cannot see.
Do I need to set up DNS?
No, not on WordPress. The plugin creates the addresses it needs by itself. DNS or reverse-proxy recipes are for sites that do not run WordPress.
Does the plugin replace GDPR documentation?
No. It installs Snorklee cleanly. Your visitor notice, your other tools and your legal basis still need checking. See the compliance page.
Where do I get the plugin?
On WordPress.org for the public listing, or from the download in your Snorklee account.
Ready to measure your WordPress site?
Create your site in Snorklee, install the plugin, run the test.