Grow your audience effortlessly

Stats, social media, related posts, payments, and the ad network are available for free through the Jetpack plugin.

Jetpack CRM is available to start for free with the Jetpack CRM plugin. You can download it here.

If you want to keep track of your site visitors, leads, or customers, to improve relationships or increase sales, then your site needs a WordPress CRM plugin.

Data-privacy, control, and extendibility are the main reasons. You’re probably already paying for hosting too, so you’ll save there. SaaS has its place, but there’s so much value in hosting your own WordPress CRM.

The free core WordPress CRM plugin has a basic CSV Importer which works well. You can also use our extensions: CSV Importer, or one of the Sync’s (PayPal Sync, Woo Sync, or Stripe Sync) – these automatically pull in all of your customer data (including transactions) and then keep it up to date for you!

Our WordPress CRM plugin integrates with many services including WooCommerce, Google, Stripe, Mailchimp, PayPal, Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, Twilio, ConvertKit, OptinMonster, RegistrationMagic, Livestorm, Exit Bee, aWeber, MemberMouse, Awesome Support, Groove, and Worldpay.

Yes, that’s an option in the settings.

Enabling Business-to-Business mode adds a “Companies” layer, which lets you have contacts under a company.

Simply install the plugin and go to the Stats tab. It’s that simple. If you need more help, check out this support article.

Yes! You can use both on your WordPress installation. The benefit of using WordPress site stats is that you can see a snapshot of your blog’s activity directly from your dashboard. If you want to use another analytics service to give you additional in-depth information, you can certainly do so.

Yes! Your WordPress website stats will show you a heatmap of exactly where in the world your site has been receiving its visitors from:

Do Not Track (DNT) is a feature in web browsers and web sites that asks advertisers and other web software providers to not track individuals’ browsing habits. As a site owner, you can force the WordPress website stats feature to honor any visitors with DNT enabled and not track their activity (i.e., post and page views) with an easy-to-add snippet.

No. Any piece of data explicitly identifying a specific user (IP address, WordPress.com ID, WordPress.com username, etc.) is not visible to the site owner when using WordPress site stats, so you won’t be able to see which specific users or accounts viewed a particular post.

You can click the title of each feature on your stats page, and scroll to the bottom of that feature to download your stats. Simply click on the Download data as CSV link and download the file to your computer.

Our WordPress social media buttons integrate with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Tumblr.

With our WordPress automatic posting to social media plugin, you can automatically post to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Tumblr.

It’s easy to connect your site to your social network of choice. Simply navigate to Tools → Marketing → Connections, and click connect next to the WordPress social share buttons you want, which will take you to an authorization page. Jetpack supports Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Tumblr. You’ll be publishing automated social media posts wherever you need them in no time!

Configuring the Publicize options when writing a new post is easy! Simply click the green Jetpack icon at the top right of the edit screen, and navigate to the Share this post section. Here you can use our WordPress social media plugin features to toggle social media connections, connect new services, and write a custom message to be used when your automated social media post is shared through this simple social media widget.

The WordPress related posts feature scans all of your post content, analyzes it, and uses the results to display additional posts your visitors might be interested in reading after they’re finished with the current post.

Most sites that activate this see an increase in traffic. Unlike many other related post plugins, we do all the analysis, processing, and serving from our cloud, so there is no additional load on your server. That’s why Jetpack Related Posts are allowed on web hosts even when similar plugins are banned.

To start using Related Posts, go to Jetpack → Settings → Traffic page and activate the “Show related content after posts” toggle.

For more information, check out this support article.

The amount of WordPress ad revenue you can earn varies depending on a variety of factors, including your site’s traffic. A greater number of site visitors increases the likelihood that someone will view or click on your banner ads, and therefore increase your earnings. Jetpack makes it easy to track your WordPress ad revenue on your dedicated ad dashboard.

WordPress ad revenue is calculated daily and finalized around the second week of the following month. Payments are sent on or about the last day of the following month. If you earned less than $100 in a given month, your earnings carry over to the next month.

Jetpack includes more than 50 features focused around WordPress Security, Performance, Growth, and Design. You can find the main features on our comparison page, and an exhaustive list of features on this support page.