Friendly Asked Questions

A heat map is a graphical model of data where the individual values are represented as colors. It shows where your visitors concentrate attention. Red color means more concentration, green – less.

HeatMapCo shows you how visitors perceive your website, mock-up or image.
To use HeatMapCo, enter the URL of the page or upload the image. No additional codes or scripts.
P.S. You can test ANY page or image. It’s a perfect opportunity to spy your competitors.

HeatMapCo less time consuming, cheaper and easier to use than eye tracking and mouse tracking tools. Our tool is based on the special algorithm and doesn’t require a any codes to insert to the page. The results are available right away. HeatMapCo also allows to analyze any uploaded image (a screenshot or a mock-up).

Yes! HeatMapCo provides personalized email support to all our clients. We are always willing to help you and answer all your possible questions.

Our service supports Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome and Firefox on all major operating systems.

Yes, our service supports secure sites.

All you have to do is to type in the URL or upload the image and get the result within several seconds.
It’s as simple as that!

HeatMapCo allows to gather several analysis under Project. It helps to organize data easily.

You can create your own Projects.

Go to your Dashboard.

In the left menu find Projects and press the Add new button.

After that name your new project and press Create new project button.

Enter your dashboard. Here you need to type in the name of the project, after that click the “Create New Project” button.

A/B testing (sometimes called split testing) compares two versions of a web page or an image to see which one performs better. You show the two variants (let’s call them A and B) to similar visitors at the same time. The one that gives a better conversion rate, wins!

You can create new A/B tests or add current analysis to the A/B test.

To create a new A/B test go to your Dashboard, find A/B tests and press the Add button. After that it a name.

If you want to add your current analysis to A/B test just the Add to A/B test button.

In the top-right corner you can see the amount of analysis your plan includes and the number of tests you have used.

Each plan has its amount of analysis. You can extend this number at the level’s page.

Type in the URL of the website you want to test and press the “Create Analysis” button.

Or upload an image.

The dashboard includes your data. There are all your Projects in the left hand menu. Each of them includes Analysis, so can easily organize and separate different tests.