Free · No cookies · No tracking
See where your visitors come from.
A visitor counter for your website, plus a spinning 3D globe with a pin for every place your visitors come from. One line of code, free forever, and it never tracks anyone.
Get your free counter How it works
This is the counter you get · live for this site
Live: everyone who has visited OrbitCount. Drag to spin, and point at or tap a pin to see the place. Open the full globe
Not spinning? Your device is set to reduce motion, so the globe stays still for you. You can still drag it around.
How it works
Create a free account
Just an email and a password. No credit card, nothing to install.
Add your website
Copy one line of code into your page. Works on most websites: plain HTML, WordPress and more.
Watch the pins land
Your counter goes up and a pin lands on your globe for every place your visitors come from.
What you get
A visitor counter
A tidy readout of how many people have visited, counted once a day each. Six themes and three layouts: see the styles.
Your own globe page
A page to share, with today's visitors, the last 30 days and your top countries. See a sample globe.
A globe on your site
Put the spinning globe right on your own page, like the one at the top of this page.
Private by design
- No cookies, and nothing stored in your visitors' browsers.
- IP addresses are never saved. Each visit becomes a one-day code that can't be traced back.
- Locations are rounded to about 25 km, roughly city level.
- No tracking across websites. Nothing is sold or shared.
Free, with no subscriptions
OrbitCount is free to use. Your counter and globe show a small “by OrbitCount” credit.
Want it gone? Use your brand removal link with a one-time donation of CA$2 or more, and it's removed from all your websites, even ones you add later. No monthly fees, ever.
Made by one person, not a corporation
Hi! OrbitCount is a one-person project from British Columbia, Canada. There's no big company here, no investors and no team of salespeople. It's just me, building small, useful things the way I wish more of the internet worked: simple, honest, and free of endless popups and subscriptions.
That's also why removing the branding is a small one-time donation instead of a monthly plan. Every donation goes straight to keeping the servers running.
OrbitCount grew out of RobotDash, my little workshop of free apps, named after my dog Dash. Questions or ideas? Email hello@orbitcount.com and you'll hear back from me, not a support bot.