How does it work?
A quick explanation of real user monitoring
1. Setup real user monitoring
Create an Webuppro account and add a small snippet of code to your website.
2. We gather information for your visitors
We will collect tons of data from your visitors' web browsers and analyze it.
3. Get alerted when something goes wrong
We will immediately alert you by SMS or e-mail if we notice that your visitors experience performance issues with your website.
Measure your visitor satisfactoriness
Detailed Load Speed Data
Real User Monitoring provides you with an opportunity to see how satisfied your site visitors are. You can also see how satisfied your users are at different times of the day. That way you can find out if your server can handle the number of visitors during peak hours.
Improve Loading Speed
Site loading speed is significant for your Search Engine Optimization. It is also extremely important for your visitors. Research suggests that visitors leave your site if it takes longer than 3 seconds to load. Find out, easily, if some parts of your website are loading more slowly than others.
See your website through your visitors' eyes
No Synthetic Browsers
Get data directly from your visitors, instead of relying on synthetic tests performed by fast servers. Collect data from different browsers, countries, operating systems, and pages of your site. Test your whole website, not just selected features.
Loading Phases
Get data about loading phases, such as DNS resolving, receiving, waiting and rendering times. Use that data to improve your site loading time. Find out if you need a Content Delivery Network (for example, in cases where your website loads slowly for visitors from other continents).
Lots of invaluable data
Analyze the Map
Get a clear map with loading speed times for your visitors globally. Use that information to find out which countries are problematic. Get information about the percentage of international visitors.
Get JavaScript Errors
Your visitors use many different browsers running on many operating systems, which makes JavaScript debugging insanely tricky. Find out where your users are getting JavaScript errors and get rid of them!