One line of code on your own site. Tiny Ant names the companies whose networks the visits come from, shows what they looked at and when, and puts each one a click away from a company card and a deal. No cookies. No IP address stored.
| Company | Visits | Most viewed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nordic Retailnordicretail.com | 3 visits · 11 pages12 min ago | /pricing, /crm | In CRM |
| Harbor Design Coharbordesign.co | 1 visit · 4 pagesToday 09:40 | /visitors, /pricing | Add as company |
| Delta GmbHdelta.de | 2 visits · 6 pagesYesterday | /, /pricing | Create deal |
| Riverside Universityriverside.edu | 1 visit · 2 pagesMon | /articles | Add as company |
Optional, and worth it. Use your company email, no card needed. The free plan's 1 000 lookups a day covers most small-company websites.
One field. Tiny Ant checks the code with a test lookup the moment you paste it and tells you it is connected. The code is stored encrypted and used only for your workspace.
Connected · 0 / 1,000 used todayPaste the line into the head of every page: Webflow, WordPress or Google Tag Manager instructions are on the card. The card says Working after the first visit.
<script src="app.tinyant.io/v.js" data-ws="…">CopyAnalytics tells you how many. Visitors tells you who, at the level that matters for B2B sales: the organisation.
Company timeline · nordicretail.com · Amsterdam
09:14 Someone from Nordic Retail visited your website from Amsterdam · 4 pages: /pricing, /crm, /articles/follow-up-call, /
08:50 Anna opened Q4 renewal from Nordic Retail's network · read 6 min 40 s
Visitor identification has a bad name because of how it is usually done. Tiny Ant does it the way we do proposals: nothing in the visitor's browser, nothing kept that could point at a person.
If prospects read your pricing page twice before they book a call, you want to know which companies are reading. Agencies, consultancies and B2B services with a website that gets a few hundred visits a month will see a handful of named companies a week. That is the honest expectation, and a handful of warm names a week is a lot.
Named companies, the Visitors view, Add as company and Create deal, visits on company timelines. Plus the CRM without caps, 30 active proposals and 3 seats.
Everything in Pro with 10 seats and 150 active proposals. Everyone sees the same visitors, deals and tasks.
Even on Free, each proposal opening notes the organisation's network it came from, and a short opening from a data centre is marked as a security scanner, not a read.
From the network the visit comes through. Our server reads which organisation the connection belongs to when the page view arrives. A company with its own network shows up by name. Home and mobile connections and data centres are counted only as a type, never named.
Most small companies do not run their own network, so by network name alone they look like their internet provider. ipapi.is tells us which company holds the address range, which names far more of them. You connect your own free ipapi.is account in Settings: 1 000 lookups a day on the free plan, your account, your terms. Without it Visitors still works at the network-name level.
Their licence. ipapi.is data may only be used for the account holder's own purposes, so we cannot look up addresses for you with our key. Connecting your own account keeps everyone inside the rules, and it costs nothing.
No. It identifies the organisation behind a network, never a person. Visits from home and mobile connections are counted as a type only. There is no cookie, nothing in local storage and the IP address is never stored.
That your site notes which organisation a visit comes from. Tiny Ant gives you a ready paragraph for your privacy notice; you paste it. There is no cookie, so no consent banner is needed for Visitors itself.
Pro and Team. The same network detection runs on every proposal opening in every plan, including Free.
Pro, 9 € a month. Start free and switch Visitors on when you are ready.