Connect WordPress to speo.
Connect WordPress to Matomo.
You can find the connection code on your website’s page in your speo account.
Add a website
Enter your WordPress website’s address in your speo account.
Connect the plugin
Install speo Connect in WordPress and paste the connection code.
Enable tracking
Choose whether tracking starts immediately or only after consent, then enable website analytics.
WordPress to Matomo: check visits
speo Connect respects the browser’s “Do Not Track” setting. Visits by logged-in WordPress administrators, previews and websites marked as test environments are excluded from tracking.
Consent and opting out
In the plugin, you choose whether tracking starts immediately or after consent. In “Only after consent” mode, your existing consent solution enables tracking.
Use [speo_opt_out] to add the Matomo opt-out to your privacy page. A functional cookie stores the choice for that browser.
Already using Matomo?
Disable your existing integration before activating speo Connect. This ensures each page view is counted once.
Connect other websites
Your speo account also provides tracking code for websites that run without WordPress.
WordPress with another Matomo server
You can also connect your own Matomo server. Enter its address and your API key in the plugin, then choose your website from the list of available websites.
After activation, check that your first test visit appears. The Matomo documentation describes the JavaScript tracking code for manual installation.
speo Connect matches your website by its address. You can check that match in the dropdown and choose another available website. If your Matomo account has the required permissions, you can create a new website.