All integrations
Metribay reads from seven providers. Each guide walks you through the access the provider needs and how to connect it.
| Provider | What you get | What you need | Days counted in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics 4 | Visitors, visits, page views | A Google service account | Property timezone |
| Google Search Console | Clicks, impressions | A Google service account | Pacific time |
| Bing Webmaster Tools | Clicks, impressions, indexed pages | An API key | UTC |
| Umami | Visitors, visits, page views | Server address, username and password | UTC |
| GitHub | Commits, merged PRs, lines changed, open issues, releases | A personal access token | UTC |
| WordPress.org | Daily plugin downloads | Nothing | UTC |
| UptimeRobot | Status, 24-hour uptime, response time | A read-only API key | UTC |
How every integration works
Section titled “How every integration works”- Read only. Metribay only reads numbers. It never posts, edits or deletes anything in your tools.
- Tested before saving. Credentials are checked against the provider before they’re stored.
- Only what the account can see. When you pick a resource, Metribay lists what the saved account has access to. Grant access at the provider first.
- Encrypted. Credentials are encrypted and never shown again. See Saved accounts.
- Public HTTPS only. Metribay connects to each provider’s public HTTPS address. Tools on a private network or behind a VPN can’t be reached.
Which sources should a project have?
Section titled “Which sources should a project have?”| You run | Good sources |
|---|---|
| A website or blog | Google Analytics 4 or Umami, Search Console, Bing, UptimeRobot |
| A WordPress plugin | WordPress.org, GitHub, and the plugin’s website |
| An open-source library | GitHub, and the documentation site’s analytics |
| A web app | Analytics for the marketing site, UptimeRobot for the app, GitHub for the code |
Missing a tool?
Section titled “Missing a tool?”Tell us which one at [email protected]. Requests help decide what comes next.