Analytics
Monitor Plausible with MrCron
MrCron pulls visitor, pageview, and bounce-rate data from Plausible every 5 minutes so you can watch privacy-friendly traffic alongside errors and deploys.
How MrCron monitors Plausible
- Visitors and pageviews for the last 24 hours per site.
- Bounce rate and visit duration for the last 24 hours.
- Sparkline history for visitors on the project overview.
- Works with both hosted Plausible and self-hosted community edition.
- Alert rules that fire on visitor thresholds via any notification channel.
What you will see
Visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, visit duration (24h) on your project card.
Auth flow: API Key. Credentials are stored encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and never returned to your browser.
Start monitoring Plausible
Sign in, create a project, and connect Plausible in under a minute. First check ships in the free tier.
Frequently asked questions
- What Plausible credentials does MrCron need?
- A Plausible API key scoped to your site. MrCron stores it encrypted at rest and only decrypts it inside the sync worker.
- Does MrCron work with self-hosted Plausible?
- Yes. Point the integration at your self-hosted Plausible host URL when you connect it.
- Is any personal data pulled from Plausible?
- No. MrCron mirrors Plausible's aggregate metrics (visitors, pageviews, bounce rate). No IP addresses, no user identifiers, no session-level detail.
- Can I show Plausible on a public status page?
- No. Plausible metrics live on the private project overview. Public status pages surface uptime and check state only.