SaaSAnalytics
SaaSAnalytics

Public Dashboard

Share a read-only view of your analytics with teammates, clients, or the world — no login required.

Overview

A Public Dashboard is a shareable, read-only version of your analytics. Anyone with the link can view your stats — they don't need an account, and they can't change any settings.

Read-only: Visitors see the same charts and tables as you, but have no access to settings, goals, or any configuration. The share link is the only thing they need.

Making your dashboard public

Public sharing is disabled by default. To enable it:

1.

Open Settings

From your dashboard, click the settings icon next to your website name

2.

Go to Visibility

Click Visibility in the settings sidebar

3.

Enable public access

Toggle Make dashboard public and save

4.

Copy the share URL

A unique share link is displayed — copy it and send it to anyone

Share URL & token

Your public dashboard URL contains a unique token that grants read-only access:

https://yourapp.com/share/abc123-token-xyz

The token is unique per website and cannot be guessed. Only people you share the URL with will be able to view the dashboard.

Revoking access: To stop sharing, go to Settings → Visibility and either disable public access or click Regenerate token. Regenerating the token invalidates the old link immediately — anyone who had the previous URL will no longer have access.

Embedding in an iframe

You can embed your public dashboard directly into any webpage using an <iframe>. This is useful for internal dashboards, status pages, or client portals.

Enable embedding

In Settings → Visibility, toggle Allow embedding in iframes and save. This sets the correct X-Frame-Options headers to permit your page to be framed.

Embed code

<iframe
src="https://yourapp.com/share/your-token"
width="100%"
height="800"
frameborder="0"
/>
Note: Embedding will not work unless you have both public access and the "Allow embedding" toggle enabled.

What visitors see

The public dashboard shows the same data as your private view, with a few differences:

✓

Visible

  • All charts and stat panels (visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, etc.)
  • Top pages, referrers, countries, devices
  • Date range selector
  • UTM and channel breakdowns
✗

Hidden

  • Settings, Shields, Goals configuration
  • Export functionality
  • Website management controls
  • Account information

Next steps

  • →Export data as CSV if you need to share raw numbers rather than a live dashboard
  • →Use Shields to keep your data clean before sharing it publicly
  • →Set up Goals to show conversion metrics on the public view