This feature is only available in the Pro version of Independent Analytics.
Independent Analytics Pro can send an automated HTML email report to numerous recipients.
Here’s a full preview of what an email report looks like:

As you can see, it includes the Quick Stats, a chart of your daily views, and Top 10 lists for your:
- Pages
- Referrers
- Countries
- Devices
- Campaigns
- Forms
- Link patterns
- Landing pages
- Exit pages
Now, here’s how you can get this report into your own inbox.
How to enable the email report
First, visit the Settings menu and locate the Email Report section.
In the Email Report section, start by choosing the interval you want the email to be delivered. You can choose between daily, weekly, or monthly delivery.

If you choose Daily, you’ll receive an email every day showing yesterday’s stats. If you choose Weekly, the email will be sent once a week and include the prior week’s data. It will be delivered on the first day of the week as selected in the settings. Lastly, if you choose Monthly, you’ll receive an email on the 1st of the month with data from the last month.
Next, you can choose the time of day you want the email to be delivered using the Delivery Time setting.

To add a recipient, enter your email address into the Add new email address input, then click the Add email button. Repeat this for as many email addresses as you want, then click the Save settings button.

Once your email address is entered, you can click the Send test email button to receive a copy of the email for review. It will include a full report on your site’s performance based on the interval you selected.
You’ll also see a notice at the top of the settings confirming the time and date of your next scheduled email.

Changing the From address
By default, the email report will use the site’s admin email address configured in the main Settings menu as the From address. However, you can change it to another address if you’d like.

If you change the email address, please make sure the email is coming from the same domain as your website. For example, if your website is example.com, you could send the email from hello@example.com. If you use an email address like example@gmail.com, it is likely to get marked as spam and not arrive in your inbox.
Changing the Reply-To address
You can also set a custom reply-to email address. For most users, this won’t be necessary, but if you’re sending the email report to clients who might respond with questions, you can customize this field with the best email address for them to respond to.

Customizing the footer text
There is a sentence that appears in the footer of the email, which by default reads, “This email was generated and delivered by …” followed by your website’s URL. This is to confirm that no external servers were ever in contact with your data in the generation and delivery of the email report.
You can customize this text to say whatever you would like by updating the Email footer text field.

Only plain text is allowed at this time (no HTML).
Customizing the colors
There are also ten settings available to customize the colors of the email.

We recommend using a primary color along with a brighter and darker variation of that color. For the text, use a very light or dark color that will have ample contrast with the background color.
For example, here’s a look at what the email would look like with the purple header and sub-header backgrounds replaced with complementary shades of blue.

When customizing the colors, you can click the Preview email button to see how the email looks.

The preview will show up in a popup like this:

This is faster and easier than sending a test email every time you want to preview your color changes.
Once you’re done, make sure to save your settings to finalize your changes.
Privacy and deliverability
Independent Analytics Pro creates the email with your site’s data and delivers it via your own website. Your data is never shared with any outside sources, and the email does not contain any images or external resources.
If you have issues with the email reaching your inbox, please follow our deliverability guide to debug this issue: How to Debug & Improve Email Deliverability