This script allows you to get an accurate count of traffic on your whole network. If you have one site, you can have this script tell you how much traffic you are getting on each page in real time. You can put it on a network of sites and find out how much traffic you have on the whole network. It uses cookies and is not a hit counter. Web based stats page will tell you how many unique hits you have on each site and how many hits on each site came from one of your other sites.

This is a simple way to count outgoing clicks to a single URL, from banners, images or text links. This script is not made for super high traffic numbers, but does a decent job of seeing what is being sent thru a specific link.

Reflector helps you tracks what links your visitors are leaving your site through.

With this CGI program you can keep track of where your visitors are going. Which links do they prefer and how many visitors go to each link. The trial version allows for one page to be tracked. You can place any number of links on one page. For keeping track of up to 25 pages you can get the Basic version, and for keeping track of an unlimited number of links on an unlimited number of pages there is the Pro version. Features: click-thru tracking of all your outgoing links, keeps a log file of IP referrers, data, time, link clicked, referring page; generates a detailed report by referring page, number of clicks or IP addresses. It's easy to install and offers fully customizable HTML templates for reporting.

REDIR.PL is a simple little CGI script that will redirect browsers to a new URL. It can display a page telling the user they are about to be redirected as well as log the redirect. This can be useful for tracking clicks through a web site or just a nice way to say adios to folks leaving your site.

Redirect from a link on a website, logging the redirect, and later checking the counts of the redirects

Ever wondered if people are clicking on links in your pages to goto other web sites ? and how many ? and where they're "calling" from? Well that is what this script does, you can select specific urls on your page to be redirected to this script which keeps track of the date, time, and what domain the user was logged on from that clicked them.