Measure · Feature

See what your pins really do

Connect your Pinterest account and PinSleuth shows impressions, saves, pin clicks and outbound clicks for your own pins and boards, next to your keyword rankings.

PinSleuth · Pin Performance
Pin Performance showing impressions, saves, pin clicks and outbound clicks with a daily chart

What you get

What it does

Real numbers, not estimates

Impressions, saves, pin clicks, outbound clicks and engagement for the last 7, 30 or 90 days, each compared with the period before.

What to refresh

Pins whose impressions are fading, pins that are taking off and pins that get seen but never clicked, worked out from each pin’s own history.

Rankings next to results

See the pin that ranks for each tracked keyword beside the impressions and clicks it really gets, so you know what a ranking is worth.

Three steps

How it works

Connect Pinterest

Press Connect Pinterest in your account and approve it on Pinterest’s own page.

Let it sync

PinSleuth reads your analytics, pins and boards once a day. The first numbers appear within a minute.

Act on the insights

Refresh fading pins, fix pins nobody clicks and make more of what is rising.

Questions

Common questions

Does PinSleuth post to my Pinterest account?

No. The connection is read-only. It reads your analytics, pins and boards and cannot post or change anything.

Can I disconnect?

Yes, any time. Disconnecting deletes the access token and all the Pinterest data PinSleuth saved from it.

How fresh are the numbers?

Pinterest reports analytics with about a two day delay, and PinSleuth refreshes them once a day.

Keep going

Works well with

Dashboard

How your account is doing, at a glance.

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Pin refresh

Proven posts that need new pins.

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Rank tracker

Daily checks, with the whole results page saved.

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