Comments Analytics – Dashboard & Commenter Profiles
CommentsWP transforms your WordPress comments section into a powerful analytics and insights hub. Instead of just collecting comments, it helps moderators and site owners analyze engagement , track trends , and discover their most active commenters — all in one beautiful dashboard. 💡 Why Use Commen
CommentsWP transforms your WordPress comments section into a powerful analytics and insights hub. Instead of just collecting comments, it helps moderators and site owners analyze engagement , track trends , and discover their most active commenters — all in one beautiful dashboard.
💡 Why Use CommentsWP
CommentsWP aggregates data already stored in your WordPress database and presents it in clear, actionable widgets and tables. You’ll gain a new understanding of how your readers engage and how comment activity evolves over time.
Key benefits: – Instantly see comment statistics and engagement patterns – Identify your top commenters and active discussions – Detect anomalies and potential manual spam attempts – Compare posts with and without comments – Analyze response speed and comment types – Get meaningful, visual insights without complex setup
🧭 Dashboard Overview
Comments Card Widgets
Quickly access aggregated data from your WordPress comments database. Each card displays a specific metric:
- 4 default comment statuses: Approved, Pending, Spam, Trashed
- Average Time To First Comment (e.g., 1m 3d 8h 35min 18s)
- Fastest Time To First Comment (e.g., 1d 20h 38min 53s)
- Posts with vs. without comments (totals and percentages)
- Logged-in vs. Guest comments (totals and percentages)
- Top-level vs. Threaded replies (totals and percentages)
- Pingbacks and Trackbacks (totals and percentages)
Each card links to detailed documentation on the CommentsWP website .
📊 Table Widgets
Not all useful data fits into a single number. That’s why CommentsWP also provides data table widgets .
Total by User
See how many comments were left by your most prolific commenters. Group users by email or IP address to spot patterns: – Same person using different names or IPs – Different people using the same email
Anomalies Table
Identify “manual spammers” or hyper-active users who leave large volumes of comments, possibly using multiple emails or IP addresses.
Total by Time Period
Track how comment activity changes over time — by year, month, week, or day . Quickly detect engagement trends across your site’s history.
