Your Singapore traffic is most likely one rented network
A Singapore bot spike on our own sites came from one rented network. How we found it, and the 27 networks we filter, six of them Chinese clouds.
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A Singapore bot spike on our own sites came from one rented network. How we found it, and the 27 networks we filter, six of them Chinese clouds.
We measured ten Google Analytics alternatives and our own on the same terms: script weight, price at three volumes, and where the data and the company sit.
One meta tag in your error template turns broken pages into a report: which URLs fail, with which codes, and where that traffic came from.
ClickHouse is the primary database behind Statable. One shard, four replicas, no sharding, 1.15 billion events on bare metal in the EU, and 3 ms median reads.
Setting up a goal means wiring triggers and testing them. I say one sentence to an agent that has my repos and our MCP server, and drink my coffee.
We scanned 1,845 EU domains on 29 July 2026. A tracker fired before any click on 641 of them: 48.8% of loaded rows, 54.0% of rows with a detection.
A second hostname turned up in a customer dashboard, serving an identical site. Not a copy: a recycled IP and a stale DNS record explain it.
Forgot to set up goals before launch? The events were recorded anyway. Give an agent one API key and it reports on last month in about two minutes.
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