Onsite Solutions was established in 1999, and emerged from one of Norways most innovative web environments, Scandinavian Online (SOL). From the very beginning, we have been driven by our love for new technology, and produced some exciting products.
Also: Read about the people behind Linkpulse.The last couple of years have shown us that there is a huge potential in the market for our product Linkpulse. Since January 1, 2012, our only focus has been to create the best live analytics tool for online news media.
Linkpulse is an analytics tool tailor made for high traffic news sites. Optimize and prioritize your front page backed by live data.
Use the same script on your mobile or tablet site, as on your web site. Monitor all of the traffic combined, or look at each platform separately.
Linkpulse can log positions regardless of content. See if elements on your page are working or not. Is the right column working as it should? The numbers will tell you.
Go to Linkpulse.com to read more about the product, and request a free trial today!
Other useful links: Linkpulse v.4 (new and shiny) and Linkpulse v.3 (old and dodgy)

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