Pie Chart View of Page Views and Sales

The pie chart cards in Sites Analytics show how your traffic and revenue are split up, so you can see at a glance which funnel, website, or step deserves your attention. Instead of reading a table of numbers, you get proportional slices that update whenever you change your filters.

What the pie chart tells you

• Share of page views: which funnels or websites attract the largest slice of visits.
• Share of sales: which assets actually turn visits into paid orders.
• Step-level breakdown: when you narrow to one funnel or website, the slices represent its individual steps, making strong and weak pages easy to spot.

Comparing the two charts side by side is often revealing. An asset with a large page-view slice but a tiny sales slice is getting traffic that is not converting, which makes it a good candidate for a copy or offer rewrite.

How to read the charts

1. Open Sites from the left sidebar.
2. Click the Analytics tab.
3. Scroll below the line graph to find the pie chart card. You will see one in the Page Views section and one in the Sales section.
4. Use the Type selector to choose Funnel or Website.
5. Pick a Date Range to focus on a specific window, such as the last 30 days or a campaign period.
6. Optionally choose a single funnel or website from the asset dropdown to drill into its steps.
7. Hover over any slice to see the exact count and percentage.

Putting it to use

Check the charts after a promotion ends to see which pages carried the load. If one step takes a disproportionate share of views compared with the step after it, visitors may be dropping off in between, and that transition is where to look first.

Good to know: Pie charts follow the same filters as the rest of the dashboard, so change the date range first and the slices will always match the numbers above them.