Know every visit.
Win every search.

Once your access is ready you'll get an email to sign in at app.mintapp.shop. Open your website project; everything below lives in its sidebar.

Go to Analytics and choose Add domain, then enter each address your site uses, for example yourcompany.com and www.yourcompany.com. Visits from anywhere else, such as test copies, are left out of your reports.

Open Website setup and copy the tracking snippet. It is a single script tag that carries your project's public key; the key only allows reading your public site data, so it is safe to place in your pages.

Put the snippet inside the head of every page. On a plain HTML site that's each page's head; on WordPress, a header-scripts plugin or your theme's header; on React or Next.js, your root layout. Publish your site, open it in a browser, and your first visit appears in Analytics within a minute.

In Site setup, open Tracking and paste the IDs you already use, such as G-… for Google Analytics, GTM-… for Tag Manager or your Meta Pixel ID. The snippet loads them for you, so you can remove the old hand-pasted tags from your code.

Open Website, then SEO, and add a record for each page by its address, such as / or /pricing. Write a title of about 50–60 characters and a description of about 150–160, add a share picture and keywords, and choose whether the page should be indexed. Pages you don't add keep the SEO your site already has.

In Site setup, under SEO, turn on the sitemap, choose which crawlers may read your site, and paste your Google Search Console and Bing verification codes. Then submit your sitemap address in Search Console so Google finds every page.

Analytics shows visits, visitors, top pages, countries, devices and channels for any date range. Open Visitors to follow one person's journey, or Live to see who is on the site right now. Check weekly: pages with many visits but quick exits are the first to improve.

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your project with an MCP key. Ask it to review your pages' SEO or write better titles and descriptions; its changes wait as drafts until you publish them.

The snippet loads after your page, so it doesn't hold up what your visitors see.

Yes. Add your Google Analytics ID in the panel and both run side by side, loaded by the same snippet.

If you can add a script to your site's head, it works, whatever your site is built with.

Only the people you invite to your project, with the access you give them.

Yes. Every early-access team gets a hand from us with the snippet, the first SEO pass and reading the reports.