Attention is concentrated on Pricing and the spa booking widget — together those two pages held 64% of visitor minutes this week. Bounce on the homepage dropped 8 points after Tuesday's hero copy change.
Intent breakdown: 41% purchase-intent, 22% comparison (most coming from a single referrer), 18% support, 11% research, 8% confused. Comparison visitors are converting at half the rate of direct purchase-intent — likely a pricing-clarity issue.
Friction signals: 47 rage-clicks logged, 80% on the “Choose your plan” CTA. The pattern suggests the button isn't obviously interactive on mobile.
Recommended action: raise the contrast of the primary plan CTA on mobile and add a short trust line above it (“30-day free trial · no card needed” tests well with comparison-intent visitors).
Every active session shows the pages viewed, an intent label (purchase, support, research, comparison, confused), a risk score, and an engagement signal — refreshed live as the visitor moves around your site.
When a conversation starts, Tickki generates a 2–3 sentence brief: what the visitor was trying to do, where they got stuck, and one concrete next action the agent can take. No more cold opens.
A four-paragraph briefing for the owner covering attention hotspots, intent breakdown, friction signals (rage-clicks, abandons), and one recommended action — written in plain English, refreshed weekly.
A lightweight script on your site emits page views, clicks, and friction signals. No mouse trails, no replays, no per-pixel surveillance.
An on-platform classifier turns the event stream into intent labels, risk scores, and engagement metrics — deterministic, fast, no per-visitor LLM call.
When agents need context or owners need a weekly read, Tickki generates a plain-English narrative using only aggregated, hashed signals.
Visitor Intelligence works at the level of intent — not pixels. Specifically: