Analytics
Learn how to use the Analytics panel in hPanel to review your website's traffic, bandwidth usage, access logs, and 4xx/5xx error logs on Hostinger hosting.
Server-side request and resource-usage stats for your website, plus access and error logs. Useful for spotting traffic spikes, tracking bandwidth, and pinpointing broken pages.
Where to find it
In hPanel, open your website's dashboard and pick Analytics in the left sidebar (grouped under Performance).
The panel is split into a few tabs:
Overview
Total bandwidth, total number of requests, top countries, IP addresses, requests, and domains
Analytics
Total HTTP/HTTPS requests, unique IP addresses, bandwidth, plus a 30-day history of RAM and CPU usage
Access logs
Per-request log: time, IP, request type (GET/POST/…), device, country, size in bytes, response time in ms
Error code 4xx
The same per-request log, filtered to 4xx responses
Error code 5xx
The same per-request log, filtered to 5xx responses
Time range
Use the Filter control to pick a window: last hour, 6 hours, 24 hours, or 7 days. No custom date ranges.
What the numbers actually count
Total requests — every HTTP/HTTPS hit on your site, including assets, AJAX calls, and bots. Not visitors.
Unique IP addresses — distinct IPs seen in the selected window. A rough proxy for visitors, but skewed by NAT, VPNs, and corporate networks.
Bandwidth — total data transmitted in the window.
Top countries / IPs / requests / domains — leaderboards over the same window.
Device and Country in access/error logs are derived from User-Agent and IP, so they can differ from the real client (VPNs, spoofed user agents, etc.).
Common questions you can answer
Did we get a traffic spike? Open the Analytics tab and compare Total requests over the last hour vs. 24 hours.
What's eating bandwidth? Overview → top requests and top domains.
Why is the site slow? Check CPU and RAM in the Analytics tab, then Access logs for slow response times.
Where do my 5xx come from? Error code 5xx tab — full request line, response time, and originating IP per error.
"No activity to report yet"
That just means there were no requests (or no errors, on the error tabs) in the selected window. Switch to a wider filter (24 h or 7 d) or wait for traffic.
Looking for visitor analytics?
This panel reports server-side request metrics — it doesn't track sessions, page views, referrers, or custom events. For deeper marketing analytics, run a dedicated tool such as Google Analytics alongside it.
Related tools
Activity Log (Advanced → Activity log) — an audit trail of actions taken on the website, as opposed to visitor traffic.
Monitoring — availability alerts that notify you when the site goes down.
Last updated: July 22, 2026
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