Statistics
The Statistics section provides a detailed view of how age verification is performing across your sites.
It helps you analyze traffic, monitor verification activity, and identify trends or potential issues.
The page is divided into two main areas:
Graph Data panel (top) Visual charts showing key metrics such as Sessions, Checks, Accesses, and Cost.
Table Data panel (bottom) A detailed breakdown of the same data by selected dimensions.
By default, statistics are shown for the last 7 days, but this can be adjusted using the date selector.
Dimensions Available
Statistics can be analyzed across multiple dimensions, including:
Dates: Year, Month, Week, Day, Hour
Sites: Individual websites configured in your account
Countries: Based on user IP address
Regions: Based on user IP address
Operating Systems: OS used by the end user
Browsers: End-user browsers
Device Types: Desktop, Mobile, etc.
Filtering and Analysis
You can refine your data by applying multiple filters at the same time.
To apply filters:
Click + ADD FILTER at the top of the Statistics page.
Select a dimension (e.g. Site, Country, Browser).
Choose one or more values.
Click APPLY.
Filter logic:
Multiple values within the same dimension use OR logic.
Filters across different dimensions use AND logic.
This allows you to:
Compare performance across sites or countries.
Analyze pass rates by device type.
Review cost trends over time.
Filters can be reset at any time using RESET FILTERS.
Metrics Available
The Statistics section supports the following metrics:
Sessions: Number of visits to the verification page
Checks: Initiation of an age-verification method
Check Rate: Checks / Clicks (percentage)
Accesses: Total successful accesses after verification
Access Rate (Sessions): Accesses / Sessions (percentage)
Cost: AgeGO usage cost
Exporting Data
You can download your statistics in CSV format:
Download Visible Data: Exports only the columns currently shown
Download All Data: Exports the full dataset
This allows you to perform deeper analysis externally if needed.
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