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VisitorAtlas by Liberty Dynamics shows where your website audience comes from.
See VisitorAtlas in action on the live demo.
Use [visitoratlas] or the compatible [ps_live_visitor_globe] shortcode.
Core includes Globe and North-Pole-centered Polar Azimuthal projections, Satellite / Natural Earth and photorealistic maps, live and historical visitors, site/page
scope controls, an administrator-selected visitor period, approximately 100-mile
regional zoom, click/tap visitor details, channel-level acquisition summaries, UTM link building
with saved-link history,
and WordPress/Ultimate Member account attribution. Core can also email a branded,
timezone-aware weekly summary with traffic, pages, countries, sources, comparisons,
and conversion events. Existing conversion storage
and trusted PHP APIs remain available for compatibility and extensions.
Administrators choose the default projection and can optionally expose an icon-only
Globe/Polar switch to visitors. Polar mode mathematically reprojects the selected
2:1 equirectangular texture, uses the WordPress site clock for seasonal daylight,
uses a fixed 90-degree top-down North Pole view, masks geography and visitor
markers outside a hard-edged oval daylight cutout in an administrator-selected
top, right, bottom, or left position, supports bounded placement panning within
the frame, disables stars, and provides a numeric black-area alpha control that
can reveal the underlying map and visitor markers without altering
visitor records. Existing
installations continue to use Globe with the public projection switch off until
an administrator changes them. Administrators can rotate the complete Polar Sun
and geographic daylight field in 90-degree increments.
VisitorAtlas Pro is a separate add-on. It supplies Elementor Forms, configurable MailPoet,
Mailchimp for WordPress, Gravity Forms and WPForms adapters; Political, Dark
Earth, Light / Minimal, Country, Acquisition, and Visitor Heat Map styles; custom
Media Library textures; detailed acquisition and conversion reports; and bot traffic
reports. Pro is not embedded or payment-locked inside core.
All administration is under VisitorAtlas. No license server, telemetry service,
remote executable scripts, or advertising SDK is included.
Privacy and external services
When IP geolocation is enabled, your server sends a visitor’s server-observed IP
to https://ipwho.is/ to obtain approximate city/region/country and coordinates.
This service is off by default on NEW installations; enable it in Settings after
reviewing your site privacy requirements. Existing installations retain their
prior enabled behavior. Provider terms: https://ipwhois.io/terms
Provider privacy policy: https://ipwhois.io/privacy
No raw IP is stored in plugin tables. Approximate coordinates are rounded to two
decimal places; zoom never increases the accuracy of the underlying location.
The plugin uses a browser identity/first-acquisition cookie and browser storage,
retains salted identifiers, visited page paths without query strings, approximate device type and browser family, acquisition
source/medium/campaign, timestamps, and linked WordPress user IDs where available.
For detected bots it also stores a category, type, and recognized name, but not
the full user-agent string. Detected bot visits follow the same retention setting.
Conversion storage retains attribution and hashed external event identifiers;
provider form fields and email addresses are not copied into conversion rows.
Administrators control exclusions and retention. Public map data includes
approximate places, page paths and visit times. Review whether displaying it is
appropriate for the pages where you place the shortcode.
No privacy consent manager is included. Integrate with your site’s consent
workflow where required. Turning off geolocation does not disable acquisition.
Existing retention cleanup remains active unless Unlimited is enabled. Changing
Visitors since only filters the display. Deactivation/deletion does not purge
stored plugin tables or options.
Support
For installation guidance, map configuration, privacy information, and troubleshooting, see the VisitorAtlas documentation:
https://visitoratlas.io/documentation.php
For VisitorAtlas Core questions, use the support forum linked from the plugin’s WordPress.org page or the VisitorAtlas contact form:
https://visitoratlas.io/contact.php?topic=core
VisitorAtlas Pro customers can access private support, license information, downloads, and Pro documentation through their customer account:
https://visitoratlas.io/account/
When requesting assistance, include your WordPress, PHP, VisitorAtlas Core, and VisitorAtlas Pro versions; the steps needed to reproduce the issue; and any relevant error text. Remove license keys, email addresses, and other private information before posting publicly.
Credits
© 2026 Liberty Dynamics. https://libertydynamics.net/
Plugin: https://visitoratlas.io/
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio.
Blue Marble data courtesy of Reto Stockli (NASA/GSFC).
See THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt for source and redistribution information.
