Find posts that never convert
Which entry pages get over 1,000 visitors and under 1% goal conversion?
Good candidates for a clearer next step.
You picked Plausible for simple, private numbers. Connect it to LopeBase and your agent can read them too: visitors, goals, channels, entry pages, and devices for each site, including self-hosted Plausible.
A Plausible Stats API key, which can only read. Cloud and self-hosted both work.
Your agent reads the numbers and can fix what it finds in your code before you switch windows.
Which entry pages convert to Signup best?
read_sourceplausible-acmelanding_pagesgoal: Signup
| page | visitors | converted | bounce % |
|---|---|---|---|
| /pricing | 2,310 | 184 | 38 |
| / | 8,902 | 201 | 54 |
| /blog/invoice-template | 3,644 | 22 | 81 |
| /compare/freshbooks | 911 | 57 | 41 |
The comparison page converts at about 6%, close to pricing. The invoice template brings traffic but almost no signups. A signup prompt on that post is the cheapest win here.
Pass a goal name and the breakdowns count who converted, not just who came.
traffic_sources and landing_pages cover the last 28 days, with bounce rate per page.
Plausible collects no personal data, and agents only ever see counts.
Seven datasets per site, from Plausible's Stats API.
Plausible keeps the dashboard simple. These asks go one step further.
Which entry pages get over 1,000 visitors and under 1% goal conversion?
Good candidates for a clearer next step.
Which goals grew and which shrank compared with the previous 28 days?
goal_events carries both windows, so no second query.
Rank channels by conversions to Signup, not visitors.
A small channel that converts well is worth more than it looks.
Do mobile visitors reach our goals as often as desktop?
A gap usually points at a layout or form problem.
Connect Plausible. In Plausible, create a Stats API key. Paste it into LopeBase and pick each product's site. Self-hosted? Add your Plausible address too.
In a terminal agent, run npx lopebase in a project folder. It signs you in and adds LopeBase to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, opencode, or Cursor Agent.
In a chat app or editor, add the remote MCP server https://app.lopebase.com/api/mcp and sign in when it asks. Any client that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works.
Your agent can also connect Plausible for you if you give it the key: connect_source tests it before saving.
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Yes. Add your Plausible address when you connect, along with a Stats API key from that instance.
A Stats API key, from Account settings, API keys. It can only read stats.
No. Plausible does not record them, and LopeBase passes only counts and rates.
Yes. Each site is its own connection, and your agent can ask about all of them at once.
Free for one product. No card. Agent access is on every plan.