Pages and sections

Which pages get read and which don't? This article shows you the pages table, how to group pages into sections and how to view a section in its own tab.

Last updated: October 2, 2026

Requirements

You know the Metrics overview.

The pages table

Below the chart, the “Pages” table lists every page of your website with its views. Next to that you see the change compared with the comparison period, the reading time and how far visitors scroll down on average.

A green check mark means: better than your website's average. A red exclamation mark means: worse than average. Use the search field to find a specific page.

Screenshot sitebrunch: The “Pages” table with views, change, reading time and scroll depth for each page. Values better than average are green with a check mark, worse ones red with an exclamation mark. At the bottom the note “No sections yet?” with “View suggestions”.

Create sections

Sections group pages that belong together, for example all product pages or all blog articles. sitebrunch suggests suitable sections based on the structure of your addresses. To see them, click “View suggestions” below the table.

Tick the sections you want and click “Create sections”. You can change names and rules later under “Manage sections”.

Screenshot sitebrunch: A new tab with “What do you want to look at?”. Below it four suggested sections from the URL structure: Products, Blogs, Collections and Policies, all ticked, and the “Create 4 sections” button.

View by section

Once you have sections, switch the chart at the top to “By section”. You then see the views per day stacked by section. The top edge is the total. The table is now called “Sections and pages” and shows one row per section. Use the arrow in front of a section to expand its pages.

Screenshot sitebrunch: The chart “Page views per day, by section” as a stacked area for Products, Blogs, Collections, Policies and Other. Below it the “Sections and pages” table with one row per section.

Open a section as its own tab

At the top, click the plus next to “Complete site”. Choose a section on the left or a single page on the right. The search field also finds pages that aren't in the list.

Screenshot sitebrunch: The selection for a new tab. On the left the sections with their views, on the right the most visited pages, below them the entries Campaigns and Conversions.

The new tab shows the same numbers as “Complete site”, just for your selection. For example, you can see that the product pages of vinodo.de have a clearly lower bounce rate than the website as a whole. Close the tab again with the x on it.

Screenshot sitebrunch: A separate “Products” tab next to “Complete site”. It shows the same tiles and charts, just for the product pages: 498 page views and 37.4% bounce rate.