WPMU DEV Beehive Pro

Reading analytics usually means logging in to a separate service and hunting for the numbers that matter. Beehive Pro brings that data into the WordPress dashboard through a GA4 connection. You see traffic, top content and visitor locations in one place, with reports you can adjust to show the metrics you care about.

It works on a single site or across a multisite network, with subsite analytics handled from one setup. It also manages Google Tag Manager, offers IP anonymization for privacy rules such as GDPR, and lets you control which user roles can see reports. That makes it a fit for agencies and freelancers who run sites for others.

Features

• Google Analytics 4 connection: Connect your GA4 account through the plugin's API integration and view traffic data inside WordPress. A setup wizard guides you through linking Google Analytics.
• Multisite subsite analytics: Monitor performance across the sites in a network from a single setup, which cuts down the work for multisite admins who manage many subsites.
• Google Tag Manager management: Manage Google Tag Manager from the plugin to track user interactions and events, which supports more detailed data collection for marketing work.
• Real-time reporting: See visitor activity as it happens so you can notice changes in traffic and respond to them without waiting on a later report.
• Customizable reports and visuals: Shape the dashboard around the metrics you want, using readable graphs and trend analysis to follow how your traffic changes over time.
• Role-based access control: Limit who can view and manage reports by user role, so analytics data stays with the people who are meant to see it.
• IP anonymization: Mask visitors' personal information to help meet GDPR requirements while keeping your analytics data useful.
• Top content and geo tracking: Find your best-performing pages and see where visitors come from on interactive world maps. Ad and referral tracking shows how those sources perform.

Best for

• Agencies managing analytics for several client sites
• Multisite network admins who need subsite reporting
• Bloggers and business owners who prefer reports inside WordPress