Switch from Swetrix

Swetrix doesn't export misomoon's CSV format, so your history moves through Swetrix's Statistics API: you write its daily numbers into misomoon's imported_*.csv files and upload them. Your events keep their names: swetrix.track({ ev: 'Signup', meta }) becomes misomoon('Signup', { props }). Revenue history, goals, funnels, sessions, and profiles stay behind.

#Add misomoon next to Swetrix

1. Add your site in misomoon and paste its script tag into the <head> of every page, next to Swetrix's (Track your site).
2. Leave both scripts on for a week or two, until misomoon's numbers look right to you.

#Replace Swetrix's calls

misomoon counts pageviews and route changes as soon as its script loads, so it needs no init or trackViews call.

Features are checkboxes under Settings > Install > What to track (Choose what to track).

If Swetrix gets your revenue from a payment provider or from POST /log/revenue, connect the provider in misomoon, or send payments from your own server.

Goals and funnels don't move. Add each goal again in Settings > Goals (Create a goal) and each funnel in Funnels (Build a funnel). Both read the events misomoon already collected, so you can add them at any time.

#Bring your history

The Export button on Swetrix's dashboard writes one CSV per panel, with totals for the whole period and no dates, so it can't fill daily rows. Use the Statistics API v2 instead. It comes with the Standard, Plus, and Enterprise plans. misomoon skips the days it already counted (Days that count once).

1. In Swetrix, make an API key in your account settings. Requests send it in the X-Api-Key header.
2. Ask for the day totals from GET https://api.swetrix.com/v2/projects/{pid}/traffic/timeseries with timeBucket=day, from, to, and timezone set to your misomoon site's time zone. Set to to today, or to the day before you added misomoon to make fewer requests.
3. Ask …/traffic/breakdown once per day and dimension, with from and to both set to that day. A breakdown returns at most 100 rows, so page through longer lists with offset.
4. Write the rows into the files in the table below, zip them, and upload the ZIP in misomoon under Settings > Integrations > Upload CSV or zip.

A year of history at ten breakdowns a day is about 3,650 requests. Swetrix allows 300 requests an hour on Standard, which is about 12 hours, and 6,000 an hour on Plus.

Every row also needs date, as YYYY-MM-DD. Write the values the way misomoon stores them (Dimensions):

• source is empty for direct visits, misomoon's name for a known host, such as Google for google.com (Sources and referrers), or the host itself. misomoon counts a row with an empty source as Direct.
• country is a two-letter code. region is a name, such as California. Leave country empty on the region rows, or each visit counts twice under its country.
• device is Desktop, Mobile, or Tablet, and operating_system uses misomoon's names, such as macOS. A value in another form, such as desktop, sits on its own row.

Some columns have no source and stay empty:

• bounces and visit_duration. Swetrix's API docs don't say the units of bounce_rate and session_duration. With these columns empty, a period that includes imported days shows a lower bounce rate and visit duration.
• browser_version, operating_system_version, and the utm_* columns. Each breakdown covers one dimension, and a sources row without its source counts as Direct.
• entrances, exits, and per-page bounces. The entry and exit breakdowns return only visitors.
• visitors in imported_custom_events.csv. The API counts events, not the visitors who sent them.

On the self-hosted Community Edition, ClickHouse keeps every raw event in the events table, with a daily visitor id in psid and a session id in sid. You can count every column of the table above from it, bounces and visit duration included, grouped by day in your misomoon site's time zone. misomoon's event endpoint takes only current events, so add the raw events up into daily rows. They can't be sent again as events.

The import fills the top-line numbers, the chart, and the breakdowns (What imported data fills). Imported days appear only in reports without filters. If you uploaded the wrong file, delete the import and upload again.

#Remove Swetrix

Once the import shows in misomoon, remove Swetrix's script tag and its swetrix.init() and swetrix.trackViews() calls. On Swetrix's cloud, cancel your plan after that.

#What stays behind

• Revenue history. misomoon imports no revenue.
• Goals and funnels. Add them again in misomoon.
• Sessions and profiles. misomoon has no user ids, and its import takes daily totals only.
• Event metadata. Imported events have no property breakdown.
• Error and performance history. The Behavior and Speed views read only misomoon's own data (What imports leave out).
• Cities. misomoon's CSV import has no city column.
• Bounce rate and visit duration per source, page, or country, which the API gives only for the day totals.

#Sources

Checked on 2026-10-25.

• Swetrix: Statistics API v2, pricing and API rate limits, dashboard export, the export in the code, install the script, swetrix.js reference, revenue tracking, the ClickHouse schema, the daily visitor id