How-to guides
Read a timer's analytics
What impressions, clicks, click through rate, dismissals and completions count for each timer, how to pick a date range, and where the 30 day summary on Home comes from.
Applies to: TreStack Timer
Updated: 5 November 2026
At a glance
- Per timer: Impressions, clicks, click through rate, dismissals, completions
- Filter: Any date range
- Home: The last 30 days, across timers
Every timer has its own analytics, filtered by date range. The app Home also shows the last 30 days of impressions, clicks and click through rate.
Set it up
- Open TreStack Timer. On Home, read the last 30 days of impressions, clicks and click through rate.
- For one timer, open it from the timer list and go to its analytics.
- Pick the date range you want to look at, such as the days a sale ran.
Read the result
- Impressions are views: one timer seen by one visitor in a browser session. Reloads and other pages in the same session do not count again; a new session does.
- Clicks count shoppers using the timer's button or clickable bar, which landing timers and bars can carry.
- Click through rate is clicks as a share of impressions.
- Dismissals count shoppers closing a bar.
- Completions count timers reaching zero, once per visit.
Good to know
- No view limit. Views are counted for analytics only, and there is no limit on them.
- Blocked storage counts more. If a shopper's browser blocks storage, each page load counts as a view.
- No shopper data. Each count is a timer ID, a timer type, your store and the kind of event, with nothing that identifies the shopper. Daily counts are kept for 400 days.
- Email opens are not views. An email timer's opens are not counted as views.
What the app stores, and for how long, is in Privacy and data.
Add a background image to a timer
Upload a background image to your store's Shopify Files or pick one from the suggested library, and make a landing timer or bar clickable with a button.
TreStack Timer, setup and settings
The five timer types, the countdown modes, what each timer does once it ends, and the design controls, with the default the app ships for each.