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A PHP script to show the number of hits in web pages. This script runs into web site directory and uses text or PNG images in graphic mode. You can use your custom PNG images. It isn't a CGI program and depends an web server with PHP support.

CrazyStat is a web analytics script written in PHP. It does not need access to server-logfiles or a MySQL-database to generate statistics of your website visitors. The script has very good usability and still has lots of features. The stats only need one screen length to present all the information. It's fast because of it's caching technology and uses minimal webspace by compressing logfiles. It's free and released under GPL as open source software. With CrazyStat, it is easy to respect...

Manage many exchanges and toplist pages. On each page your banner link is posible.

WTIQ provides detailed information about web activity on web sites which have been modified to include WTIQ monitoring tags in their pages. WTIQ is used by WebtraffIQ (http://www.webtraffiq.com) to provide detailed web traffic information commercially.

Statistics software based on PHP which does not require any database support, but just uses flat files. Daily + monthly visits, which pages, from where, browsers and OSs are listed and visually presented.

[INACTIVE] A minimalistic PHP/MySQL Page Hit Counter. Designed for bandwidth monitoring. Easily see which pages are getting viewed the most so you can tune those pages for size and speed. Web-based interface for viewing or setting individual counters/gra

WebCounters is a Web Service written in Java which provides web counter, web ring, and web statistics services through JAX-RPC API. The services can also be accessed through simple HTTP GET so that they can be easily incorporated into existing web pages.

CoverYourASP.com - complete Active Server Pages source (JScript) for this popular web site. Includes full membership system, diary, online db admin, banner ad system and loads more.

Probe is a website-usage analysis tool. It 'probes' (logs) certain pages being viewed by a visitor, without needing access to log-files from the web-server and produces a web-page with statistics using bargraphs.