Your ad platform counts arrivals and bills each one on its own. It has no reason to tell you that five of them were one person circling the same decision for a week. This screen groups the paid clicks you were charged for by the browser that made them, and draws every arrival on one axis.
Six browsers, one week, ranked by the clicks you paid for. The Returns column places every arrival on the same axis — so five clicks in one afternoon and three across the week stop drawing the same shape.
Every row is one browser and the billed clicks it carried. A session can carry more than one click, so the marks and the count are allowed to disagree — the column says which is which rather than averaging them into a number that means neither.
Each arrival is a mark on the window you are viewing, and every row uses the same axis. Marks that pile up arrived close together; marks strung across the track are a decision taking a week. You read the rhythm before you read a single figure.
The city, the connection and the network behind each browser’s latest paid session — home internet, mobile, a company network, a VPN. Stated as observed facts. What they mean about the click is your call.
It would be easy to put a badge on the browser that arrived five times from two addresses, and it would sell well. We won’t: a VPN is a commuter on a train, a company network is an office, and two addresses in a day is a phone leaving the house. The product surfaces the connection as a fact and stops there, because the only honest reader of that fact is the person who knows what they were buying.
There are no anomaly callouts on this screen either, and no “suspicious activity” score. What there is instead is a roster that lists only the browsers that came back — around 87% click once and never return, so a list of everyone would bury the six rows worth reading under the hundreds that are not. The omission is the reading.
The free plan reads the last seven days; Solo reads ninety-two. That is how far back you can look, not how long we keep it — every event you send is kept on every plan, including the free one, and a wider window opens the ones already there rather than starting a new collection.
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