What WordPress.com data does Momently actually pull?

Momently syncs post Views from WordPress.com, broken down by Date and by Post. Views is the core metric exposed in the catalog, so the page is deliberately focused on traffic rather than claiming deeper engagement data we do not collect.

How does Momently connect to WordPress.com?

Through WordPress.com OAuth. You authorize Momently from inside the WordPress.com flow to grant read access to your site stats, then select the site. There are no API keys or tokens to manage manually.

How often does WordPress.com data refresh in Momently?

WordPress.com data refreshes automatically once connected. On your first connection Momently also backfills historical data so reports are not empty while the sync catches up.

Can I report on more than one WordPress.com site?

Yes. Connect each WordPress.com site as its own source and report them separately in per-client dashboards, or combine them, which is useful for agencies and publishers running several brands on WordPress.com.

Can I break WordPress.com traffic down by individual post?

Yes. The Post dimension gives you per-post Views, so you can rank top content, and the Date dimension gives you the day-by-day trend over any reporting window.

Does this work with the self-hosted WordPress.org platform?

This integration is for WordPress.com sites, which authenticate through WordPress.com OAuth and expose stats through WordPress.com. Self-hosted WordPress.org installs are a different setup and are not covered by this connector.

Can I put WordPress.com traffic in a white-label client report?

Yes. WordPress.com Views flow into the same dashboards as your other channels, so you can include blog traffic in branded, scheduled PDF reports or live shareable links for clients.

Integrations Content

WordPress.com reporting and content dashboards

Pull traffic on every WordPress.com post into the same reports as your social, ad, and email channels, so blog performance stops living on its own island.

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WHAT YOU CAN BUILD

WordPress.com data, built for client reporting

Put blog views next to every other channel

Most reporting treats the WordPress.com blog as a separate tab nobody opens. Momently brings Views into the same dashboard as your social, ad, and email numbers, so a client sees total reach across all owned content in one place instead of five logins.

Rank your top posts by traffic

Break Views down by Post to surface what is actually getting read this month, then sort and filter to build a clean top-content list for a client recap or an internal editorial review without exporting from WordPress.com Stats by hand.

Show the traffic trend over a campaign window

Use the Date dimension to chart Views across the exact reporting period a client cares about. Pair it with a scheduled PDF or a live link so the trend updates itself between check-ins instead of needing a fresh screenshot every week.

Roll multiple WordPress.com sites into one view

Agencies and multi-brand publishers can connect several WordPress.com sites and report blog traffic per client in white-label dashboards, each on its own branded link, without juggling separate WordPress.com logins.

METRICS & DIMENSIONS

Every WordPress.com metric, ready to chart

1 WordPress.com metrics, categorized and ready to drop into any dashboard or report. A representative set:

Traffic

Views

Break any metric down by

DatePost

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WHY MOMENTLY

Momently vs native WordPress.com reports

Native WordPress.com

WordPress.com in Momently

WordPress.com Stats shows traffic only for that one blog, in its own dashboard.

WordPress.com Views sit next to your social, ad, and email metrics in a single cross-channel report.

Exporting top posts means copying numbers out of WordPress.com Stats by hand.

Break Views down by Post and Date and build a sortable top-content view automatically.

Each WordPress.com site lives behind its own login.

Connect several WordPress.com sites and report them per client in white-label dashboards.

Sharing means screenshots or read-only stat pages.

Schedule branded PDF reports or send a live link that refreshes itself between check-ins.

CONNECT IN MINUTES

Connect your WordPress.com account in three steps

WordPress.com connects through WordPress.com OAuth. Data flows in automatically and stays in sync.

Add WordPress.com as a source

In your Momently workspace, go to Settings > Sources, click Add Source, and choose WordPress.com.

Authorize with WordPress.com OAuth

You are redirected to WordPress.com to grant Momently read access to your site stats, then choose the site you want to connect. No API keys to copy or paste.

Let the backfill run

Momently begins syncing automatically and backfills historical data on first connect, so your dashboards and scheduled reports have traffic history from day one.

FAQ

WordPress.com reporting, answered

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