Flipbook Analytics Dashboard

A verdict on your own library and what to do about it. The top of the page says how often your flipbooks are opened, how many are active, slowing down or quiet, when one was last opened and how much of your storage your files use. What to do next lists the fixes worth making, most important first, each naming its flipbooks. Every flipbook then gets a row with its status and its opens. Library health, a content audit of every flipbook, comes with Starter, and leads come with Plus.

A visit that loads the flipbook, counted once per browser tab. Another tab, a private window, another device or cleared browser storage counts again. An embedded flipbook counts separately on each website that shows it, and in some browsers on every page view. Opening your own flipbook while signed in never counts, although your own visits to an embed on another website can. The open is recorded as the flipbook loads, so a visitor who stops at a password, or at an embed on a website you did not allow, still counts. Counting started on July 22, 2026, so the total runs from that day or from publishing, whichever came later. It is a running total, not a count of people.

No. There is no visitor identity, no location, no device or browser breakdown and no referrer. Readers never need an account to open a flipbook, and nothing on this page identifies a reader to you. The only thing a reader ever tells you by choice is what they type into a lead form, and that is the one place their details appear.

No. There are no heat maps, no completion rates, no drop off charts and no time on page, because nothing in the reader measures them. The counts tell you that people arrived, not which pages they read or how long they stayed. If that is the deciding feature for you, it is better to know now than to find out after paying.

Not for opens. An open adds one to a single running total on the flipbook, and no history of those additions is kept, so a chart of opens per day would be invented rather than measured. Lead submissions are different: each one is stored with the moment it arrived, so the leads section draws a real chart of when they came in, by day over the last 30 days and by week over the last 90.

Every submission from the lead forms on your flipbooks: the total, how many flipbooks have the form switched on, a chart of when submissions arrived with a weekly table beside it, and leads per open, which divides the leads by the opens of the same flipbooks, those with a form switched on or with leads. Each flipbook's own leads sit in its row of the flipbook table. One button exports every answer from every flipbook to a CSV file, with the local date and time each one arrived. The lead form is a Plus feature, so this section is too. If your plan ends, the leads you collected stay yours to count and export here.

The verdict at the top, what to do next and the flipbook table are free on every plan, including free accounts. Library health, with a content audit and a setup score for each flipbook, comes with Starter. Leads, leads per open and advice about your lead forms and embeds come with Plus, and Ultra includes everything Plus does. A section your plan does not include shows one card instead, saying what it adds and what it costs, with no example figures.

Settings that change what a reader gets, read from what you saved: whether you built a table of contents, whether any page carries a clickable area, whether the share button is visible and whether reader search is switched on. On Plus it also checks whether the lead form is switched on. Each check lists the flipbooks that miss it, most opened first, each one linked to the editor where you fix it.

Only facts from your own library: a flipbook live for a week or more with no opens, a flipbook opened many times that asks readers for nothing, a lead form that has collected nothing yet, a flipbook that has gone quiet, no clickable area anywhere, storage near its limit. Each plan gets the advice it can act on, and the advice about lead forms and embeds comes with Plus. Every piece of advice names the flipbooks it is about and links to where you fix it, so you can check the reasoning rather than trust it.

No. Counting is built into the reader itself, so there is nothing to install, no script to paste and no property to configure. There is also no integration that sends your flipbook data to Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or any other analytics tool. What you see on this page is what exists.