Understanding your email activity, alias performance, and forwarding trends
The Analytics page gives you a picture of how your aliases are being used — how much email is coming through, which aliases are busiest, where it's coming from, and when.
It's most useful once you've had aliases running for a while and want to understand patterns, find inactive aliases, or spot which alias is getting the most traffic.
Analytics is available to all users, though some charts and features may be more detailed on Pro.
What the Analytics page shows and how to navigate it
How to use the Alias Performance tab to see which aliases are active and which aren't
Seeing which email addresses send the most to your aliases
Daily email volume and peak hours — understanding your forwarding patterns over time
What bounces are, how to read bounce stats, and what causes them
What the bandwidth stat means and when it matters
How email volume is distributed across your alias categories
How to export your analytics data for use outside AliasFleet
What the three stats cards on the Aliases page actually show — total, forwarded, and blocked — and what each number means.
AliasFleet compares calendar months, not rolling 30-day windows. Here's what that means for your stats.