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Search views are how many times the listing appeared in search results. Page views are how many times someone actually opened the listing page. One is about visibility, the other about interest.

Every time someone taps "save" / adds the listing to favorites to come back to it later. It's a separate counter from views and calls.

Yes, every page open is counted separately, even from the same visitor. The numbers show total activity around the listing, not the number of unique people.

No, they're two separate counters. A phone reveal is when someone taps "show number." A call is a separate tap on the already-revealed number with intent to call.

It only counts as a phone reveal, without a call. The gap between these two numbers is the people who showed interest but didn't follow through.

No. Statistics are visible only to the listing owner once logged into their account — buyers don't see them.

Statistics are a tool for the listing owner — they aren't published and aren't visible to other users of the site.

There's no built-in sharing option on the site — statistics are tied to your account. You can manually tell someone the numbers or take a screenshot if needed.

No. Basic statistics — views, page opens, saves, phone reveals and calls — are free on every listing.

The set of metrics is the same for every listing. The only difference can be in the numbers themselves — paid promotion (TOP) usually increases visibility and, as a result, the figures.

That's a sign the listing gets attention but doesn't convince people to call — often it's the price, description, or photo quality. Worth reviewing those before spending on promotion.

Compare phone reveals with page views. If the number is barely opened, the photos or title probably aren't grabbing attention. If it's opened but no one calls, it's usually the price.

There's no direct link in the statistics itself, but listings with more good-quality photos tend to get more phone reveals — it's easier for the buyer to take the next step.

It depends on the statistics: if views are low, TOP (more visibility) is likely to help. If views are high but calls are missing, it's more likely the price that needs to change, not promotion.

Yes, TOP increases the listing's visibility in search, which usually brings more views and calls without changing the price — the statistics show the effect clearly.

They show exactly where you're losing potential buyers — few views, few calls after a phone reveal, and so on. You know precisely what to improve instead of guessing.

If views and phone reveals grow slowly for several days after publishing, that's a good sign the listing lacks visibility and it's worth trying TOP.

It's better to wait a few days and gather statistics first — that way you'll know whether visibility is really the issue, or the listing itself needs work that TOP won't fix.

The effect is usually visible within the first few days — TOP listings appear higher in search, which quickly increases views and, in turn, phone reveals and calls.

The counter statistics themselves don't show promotion history separately, but you can always compare the numbers before and after activating TOP to see the effect.

Compare your view and call statistics with the period before you used TOP — in a competitive category, promotion is often the only way to stand out in search.

Right now, statistics show total numbers for the entire time the listing has been published, without a date breakdown.

Right now, statistics are available per listing, on its own page — there's no combined overview across all listings in your account yet.