SurfStatsLive Reporting Service is web analytics software available on Windows 2000/2003/2008, Vista, or 7 servers. It allows Web Hosts and Service Providers to offer on-demand website statistic reports to their clients through a browser-based interface.
If you're on the lookout for a web analytics product for your Windows 2000/2003/2008, Vista or 7 server, SurfStatsLive Reporting Service might be of interest. This browser-based service allows Web Hosts and Service Providers to provide Website Statistics reports for their clients on-demand.
One of its most useful features is the ability to generate reports down to sub-directory level, which can be particularly helpful for web hosts with resellers. Additionally, it can be used as a Statistics Bureau for clients who have no log files, as it can read a variety of log file formats. These log files can be imported from the Windows Web Server it is installed on, or from other Web Servers on the Local Area Network.
To speed up site profile set-up, SurfStatsLive can import IIS Web Sites. Reports can also be generated in most major languages — and if your preferred language isn't included, you can add it using the free Language Editor.
If you're not yet ready to commit, you can take SurfStatsLive's trial version for a test-drive. The trial can run as the Standard Edition, Professional, or Enterprise Edition. The only limitation of the Standard Edition is that it can only analyze 10 site profiles at a time. In the Professional and Enterprise editions, there is no limit to the number of site profiles that can be analyzed.
Finally, the Enterprise Edition boasts a few extra features. You'll benefit from eCommerce reporting, Click Fraud reporting, and Windows media log file support. And in case you're curious, SurfStatsLive now works with Bud to provide a stats report feed to users. Overall, it seems like a solid option for those in need of web analytics.
One of its most useful features is the ability to generate reports down to sub-directory level, which can be particularly helpful for web hosts with resellers. Additionally, it can be used as a Statistics Bureau for clients who have no log files, as it can read a variety of log file formats. These log files can be imported from the Windows Web Server it is installed on, or from other Web Servers on the Local Area Network.
To speed up site profile set-up, SurfStatsLive can import IIS Web Sites. Reports can also be generated in most major languages — and if your preferred language isn't included, you can add it using the free Language Editor.
If you're not yet ready to commit, you can take SurfStatsLive's trial version for a test-drive. The trial can run as the Standard Edition, Professional, or Enterprise Edition. The only limitation of the Standard Edition is that it can only analyze 10 site profiles at a time. In the Professional and Enterprise editions, there is no limit to the number of site profiles that can be analyzed.
Finally, the Enterprise Edition boasts a few extra features. You'll benefit from eCommerce reporting, Click Fraud reporting, and Windows media log file support. And in case you're curious, SurfStatsLive now works with Bud to provide a stats report feed to users. Overall, it seems like a solid option for those in need of web analytics.
What's New
Version 2012.6.1: SurfstatsLive can now email PDF reports