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Basic Statistics

OneTap Login includes basic statistics to help you track Google sign-in adoption. The FREE version provides essential counters, while PRO offers advanced analytics with charts and exports.

Available Metrics​

FREE Statistics​

MetricDescription
Total RegistrationsAll-time Google sign-up count
TodayRegistrations today
This WeekRegistrations in the last 7 days
This MonthRegistrations in the last 30 days

Basic Stats Counters

Accessing Statistics​

  1. Go to Settings > OneTap Login
  2. Look at the statistics panel (sidebar or top)
  3. View current counts

Location​

Statistics appear:

  • In the admin sidebar (always visible)
  • On the main settings page
  • In the Statistics tab (PRO)

Understanding the Numbers​

Total Registrations​

What it counts: All users ever registered via Google sign-in.

Includes:

  • One Tap registrations
  • Sign-In Button registrations
  • Any Google OAuth registration

Does NOT include:

  • Standard WordPress registrations
  • Users who linked Google after manual registration
  • Logins (only first-time registrations)

Today​

What it counts: Registrations since midnight (server time).

Reset: Automatically at midnight.

Use case: Monitor daily acquisition.

This Week​

What it counts: Registrations in the last 7 days.

Calculation: Rolling 7-day window.

Use case: Weekly performance trends.

This Month​

What it counts: Registrations in the last 30 days.

Calculation: Rolling 30-day window.

Use case: Monthly growth tracking.

How Statistics Are Stored​

Database Storage​

Statistics use WordPress options:

// Stored options
'onetap_stats_total'    // Total count
'onetap_stats_daily'    // Array of daily counts

Update Mechanism​

When a new user registers via Google:

// Increment total
$total = get_option('onetap_stats_total', 0);
update_option('onetap_stats_total', $total + 1);

// Add to daily log
$daily = get_option('onetap_stats_daily', []);
$today = date('Y-m-d');
$daily[$today] = ($daily[$today] ?? 0) + 1;
update_option('onetap_stats_daily', $daily);

Statistics vs Logins​

Important distinction:

MetricWhat It Tracks
RegistrationFirst-time sign-up via Google
LoginAny Google sign-in (tracked in PRO)

FREE statistics only track registrations (new accounts).

Interpreting Your Stats​

Healthy Growth Signs​

IndicatorMeaning
Daily > 0Consistent new users
Week > Month/4Growth accelerating
High % of total in monthRecent surge

Warning Signs​

IndicatorMeaning
Today = 0 for daysCheck configuration
Week << usualPossible issue
Total not growingMay be normal for mature site

Practical Use Cases​

E-commerce​

Track checkout conversion improvements:

  1. Note baseline registration rate
  2. Enable Google sign-in
  3. Compare new registration rate
  4. Calculate improvement %

Content Sites​

Measure member growth:

  1. Monitor weekly registrations
  2. Correlate with content releases
  3. Identify high-converting content

B2B Sites​

Track team adoption:

  1. After company rollout
  2. Monitor daily registrations
  3. Follow up with non-adopters

Limitations of FREE Stats​

What's NOT Available​

FeatureFREEPRO
Basic counters✅✅
Historical charts❌✅
Login tracking❌✅
Period comparison❌✅
CSV export❌✅
Custom date ranges❌✅
Conversion metrics❌✅

Upgrade for More​

PRO Analytics includes:

  • Interactive Chart.js charts
  • Custom date range selection
  • Login vs registration breakdown
  • CSV/Excel export
  • Trend analysis

See Analytics Dashboard (PRO) for details.

Resetting Statistics​

When to Reset​

  • After testing/development
  • When cleaning up test data
  • Starting fresh measurement period

How to Reset​

Via database (careful!):

DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE 'onetap_stats%';

Or via plugin (if available):

  • Some admin tools provide reset option
  • Contact support for assistance
Data Loss

Resetting statistics is permanent. Export data first if needed (PRO).

Statistics Accuracy​

What Affects Accuracy​

FactorImpact
CachingMay delay updates
Multiple browsersEach counts once
Test accountsInflate numbers
Deleted usersStill counted in total

Ensuring Accuracy​

  1. Exclude test accounts from counts
  2. Clear caches after significant changes
  3. Compare with WordPress Users count

Displaying Statistics​

Admin Dashboard Widget (Future)​

Statistics may be displayed in a dashboard widget:

  • Quick glance at daily numbers
  • Trend indicators
  • Link to full statistics

Custom Display​

For developers, retrieve stats programmatically:

$total = get_option('onetap_stats_total', 0);
$daily = get_option('onetap_stats_daily', []);

// This week (last 7 days)
$week_count = 0;
for ($i = 0; $i < 7; $i++) {
    $date = date('Y-m-d', strtotime("-$i days"));
    $week_count += $daily[$date] ?? 0;
}

Integration with Other Tools​

Google Analytics​

While plugin stats track registrations, you might also want:

  • GA4 events for sign-in clicks
  • Conversion tracking for Google accounts
  • Funnel analysis

WooCommerce Reports​

Compare with WooCommerce:

  • New customers via Google vs total new customers
  • Revenue from Google-registered customers
  • Customer lifetime value comparison

CRM Integration​

With PRO webhooks:

  • Send registration events to CRM
  • Track Google users in external systems
  • Build custom reports

FAQ​

Why is my total different from WordPress Users?​

Total only counts Google registrations. WordPress Users includes:

  • Manual registrations
  • Admin-created users
  • Imported users
  • Any non-Google registration

Why did today reset to 0?​

The "Today" counter resets at midnight server time. Check your server timezone settings.

Can I track logins, not just registrations?​

Login tracking requires PRO. FREE only tracks first-time registrations.

Do linked accounts count as registrations?​

No. If a user links Google to an existing account, it's not counted as a registration (the account already existed).

Next Steps​