Listing analytics
See how your SpigotMC and Modrinth pages turn viewers into downloads, installs and servers that keep your plugin.
Connect your listings
In Listing, enter your SpigotMC resource id (the number at the end of its URL, e.g. …/my-plugin.12345) and your Modrinth project slug. Download totals and ratings are read every few hours.
Add the live badge
The badge shows how many servers run your plugin right now, which is good social proof on its own. Each time someone loads your page, the badge counts a view.
[IMG]https://pluginanalytics.dev/b/your-badge-id.svg[/IMG]
On Modrinth or GitHub use Markdown: . Add ?show=players to show players instead. Copy the exact code from the dashboard.
Unique viewers are counted with a daily-rotating hash: no cookies, nothing stored that identifies a person.
Tracked links
Create short links for your Discord, wiki or premium version and use them in your description. Each click is counted and the visitor is sent straight on.
The acquisition funnel
| Step | Source | Caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Viewed listing | Badge loads | Only counts pages that show the badge. |
| Downloaded | SpigotMC, Modrinth | Updates by existing users count too. |
| Installed | The SDK | A new server starting your plugin. |
| Still running after 1, 7, 30 days | The SDK | Only installs old enough are counted. |
Add release markers in Settings to see how each update or listing change moved the numbers.