Statify Filter
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About
Filter extension for the famous Statify WordPress plugin.
What It Does
Statify Filter is a companion add-on for the Statify analytics plugin, letting site owners blacklist specific referrers, URLs, or visitor criteria so noisy or unwanted traffic entries are excluded from the Statify dashboard. In practical terms, it cleans up your analytics view by filtering out bots, internal staff, or irrelevant sources without requiring custom code. It only functions alongside Statify and is not a standalone analytics tool.
Who It's For
This plugin suits small site owners using Statify for privacy-friendly, cookieless page view tracking who want finer control over what gets recorded in their dashboard. It is best for bloggers or small businesses frustrated by spammy referrers, crawler hits, or self-visits inflating their numbers. Anyone relying on Statify as their primary traffic counter will find value in trimming the data set.
Who Should Skip It
If you are not already using Statify, this plugin does nothing for you on its own. Larger sites needing advanced segmentation, event tracking, or Google Analytics-level reporting should skip this and use a full analytics suite instead.
The Bottom Line
Statify Filter is a tight, well-maintained add-on for a narrow use case: cleaning Statify analytics data. Its 65.28/100 overall quality score reflects strong maintenance and compatibility balanced against very thin user feedback and a small install base. If you already run Statify, it is a sensible install; otherwise, look elsewhere.
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