Lara's Google Analytics (GA4) Premium puts a full-width reporting widget in the WordPress admin and inserts the latest GA4 tracking code on site pages. Use Express Setup to configure tracking and the dashboard, then review analytics from WordPress.

Start with the standard overview

The overview covers the last 30 days, with active visitors, new users, sessions, screen page views, event count, average engagement time, and bounce rate. Visitor data streams also display most visited pages, browsers, languages, operating systems, device types, and screen resolutions.

Choose a reporting range and data source

Premium lets you check any date range. Additional reports include real-time site visitors, traffic sources, user countries, operating-system versions, and device types and brands. Keyword data is provided by Google Search Console.

Reports for WooCommerce and Multisite

WooCommerce sites get ecommerce graphs with more customized earnings graph settings. In a Multisite Multi-Network setup, each blog or site can have its own tracking code and dashboard widget.

Permissions control which data blog administrators and users can view, including in Multisite Multi-Network. Lock Settings can stop users from changing widget settings or viewing other Google Analytics profiles.

Setup and support

Install the plugin in WordPress, use Express Setup to configure the connection and widget, then add or select the relevant tracking details. For a network, configure each blog or site with its own tracking code and dashboard settings as needed. Premium includes 12 months of free updates and support.